Camp Westmont
Private
Camp Westmont is a coed overnight camp for children ages 6-16 on 400 acres with a private 100-acre lake in Poyntelle (Wayne County), Pennsylvania, family-run since 1981. Boys and girls have distinct campuses and choose from a broad program including dance, theater, music, fine arts, team sports, gymnastics, horseback riding, waterfront and sailing, adventure, circus, and 3D printing.
The practical details
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 Westmont directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★GWent here for the first time this past weekend for Pug Camp! We had such a lovely time!! It was so nice to get away and be somewhere so beautiful and relaxing. We can’t wait for next year!
★★★★★Prof. Charles J. Ray, EducatorAs an educator and a high school assistant football coach (varsity level), Camp Westmont is an excellent camp facility for school sports teams and community groups. The cabin accommodations were highly proficient. The camp administration was very professional, cordial, hospitable, visible, and approachable. The dining staff was professional and highly accommodating, and offered a broad variety of menu choices even within the last week of camp operations. Ultimately superb.
★★★★★kathleen quinn-farberMy second year going there for a 3 night stay at Pug Camp. They have a really nice camp. I wish I knew who their meal prep people are. The food is completely out of this world.
★★★★★Lisa JumperCamp Westmont is a magical place that just makes me happy.. It is HOME ❤
★★N. B.Amazing land, but they kicked out a women's festival that has been using their camp for a couple decades, and this past summer they roped everything off and made us walk through mud to get to different buildings instead of using the front steps or crossing dry land. They made it very uncomfortable knowing we wouldn't be coming back, and for the amount of money we paid to rent their land, it was very rude and just plain nasty to treat us that way.