Camp UNC
Private
Camp UNC (formerly Camp St. Andrew) in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, is run by nonprofit United Neighborhood Centers of NEPA and offers two programs. Project Hope is a traditional summer day camp, running since 1970, for children from kindergarten completion through age 14 from low-income families, with transportation, breakfast, lunch, and snack provided. The site also hosts week-long girls' overnight sessions for ages 8 through high school.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp UNC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleSo far.. its an Amazing CAMP! This is a blessing and an adventure for my son! He's enjoying it very much.The staff is incredible that I've interacted with. I would highly recommend this place, If your looking into places for your kiddos to have a great summer in a safe and fun environment here's your place.
it was my first year at camp kelly, and i deeply wish i can say i had a good time. but unfortunately i didnt and 450$ are down the drain and all i have is bad memories and bed bugs! the camp advertises a lake and a pool , but the pool which was dirty and not taken care of was open for an hour out of about six days. however, the “ lake “which was had a dark green color, a foul odor and filled with plants algae and snakes was open and filled with sharp objects. the “dock” to the lake is moldy and falling apart and unsafe. the campers have to wait until they were picked to eat the food and once again favoristism was shown you’d have a very short time to eat if they picked their friends first. they mainly host 13-14 girls like myself some even older but you can not use the bathroom alone, someone needs to be with you and watch you. if not, they yell at you and belittle you and make it seem like you did something horrible. if you speak up on the fact you paid to be there and don’t deserve to be bullied by counselors, u are excluded the whole week from everything “fun”. the bathrooms were filled with spiders mosquitos frogs, dirty everywhere smelled awful and used feminine products and water and socks and underwear stuck on the floor. 450$ for slobby disgusting and hardly livable showers. insanely freezing water with no where to set products , 5-10 people in a shower and was filled with frogs and misquitos. i was bullied by other girls in the shower until i criedz there was rust and mold everywhere and it smelled awful. you are given 20 minutes to shower and are not allowed to shower when you want too, and can’t shower alone despite age. the girls bullied and tormented me and others , some even went home . they excluded me from everything acted like i wasn’t there and spread rumors and would look at me weird everytime i walked past, i wanted to cry the whole time. even counselors have favorites and pick on campers and talk about them behind their backs and if you aren’t in the clique your bullied and judged, the only activity’s you can do are given to the favorites in the cabin. if not you have to go to the hard or boring ones. they give you no water unless you bring extra money and it’s 3$ for one slice of cold pizza. they really take your money just to waste it. i will be upset from how i was treated for years to come thinking about the disgusting names to “kind” girls called me , many of my things were stolen , and i felt dirty and unable to have bathroom and showering rights. no where private to change and had girls laughing at me while i changed clothes
Very exciting my granddaughter kymorrah loves it i am truly thankful for her to get to enjoy it
I had the best time ever! This camp made me get out into the word and have fun. I am going into seventh grade and I regret not coming sooner! The food was actually very good. The activities were all VERY fun. I met so many great people from all over. I am so happy I went, and I would definitely recommend to anyone.
How this camp is legally open blows my mind. Broken down, beat up, falling apart.. mold, lots of mold. On the mattresses, the bathroom, duct tape to patch things up like holes in doors and walls. The camp and cabins have a horrible smell. Alot of bullying goes on in this camp. And alot of favoritism. The activities listed in the brochure are not offered to all campers. Only 2 per cabin may do the fun stuff and that always goes to the favourites .. canteen money. If you send 20 dollars , the camp takes 10 of it to give you a piece of paper that states your balance and they call that your canteen card. This camp is gross..


