Point O'Pines Camp for Girls
Private
Point O'Pines is a seven-week all-girls overnight (sleepaway) summer camp on a peninsula surrounded by Brant Lake in the Adirondacks at Brant Lake, New York. Girls of all ages take part in waterfront activities, team and individual sports, creative arts, and a farm program, developing skills through high-level instruction. The camp emphasizes building confidence, leadership, and self-esteem in a close community.
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 Point O'Pines Camp for Girls directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Amanda EvansWe went to Jimbos Club at the Point for dinner and it was absolutely breathtaking. Gorgeous place so warm and inviting. I also went outside on the deck and got some beautiful pics of the sunset on the lake. The food was absolutely delicious. I will definitely bring the family back to visit!!
★★★★★Cheryl Anne BarillWe visited for a family wedding. The rooms were clean, plenty of hot water for showers. Friends and family took over the venue! The staff was amazing in everything they assisted with. The food was good to excellent and presented well! The grounds are gorgeous!!!! I called them gumdrop mountains and the lake was so lovely!!!! Well groomed trails, beautiful lawns…… What more can I say? Oh, many wonderful activities are available! I highly recommend it as a wedding or retreat venue for a weekend treat to the senses!!
★★★★★Nate OwensMy daughter attended Point O'Pines Camp for Girls this summer, and she absolutely loved it. She came home with so many great stories and new skills. I would definitely recommend this camp to anyone looking for a great summer camp for their daughter.
★★★★aimee davidWonderful place to send a growing child. Fosters confidence and community. Many options for each individual to shine. Uniform required but most kids are comfortable in their own skin. The ones that don’t love it move on. Family vibe. Creative themed nights for the campers. Humor and good food. Counselors are warm and friendly. Lake is beautiful. Probably needs a pool somewhere on campus feels very in tune with nature but no “beach front” seating so never lounging by the lake. It’s only used for sports. Still has a roughing it vibe in the bunk not too posh. If you get a good grade you will make friends of a lifetime. Give it an A- (need some lounge chairs by the lake… 😉) thank you pop
★Eric GoldbergUnfortunately, long time owner has retired and turned over operations to his son, who is completely unreasonable and difficult to deal with. We had a wedding there and the food was good and the staff did a nice job. But dealing with Brandon overshadowed everything. They nickel and dimed us to death. Wasn't going to get into details, but ownership (Brandon) response is totally inappropriate. They charged us a $7500 "Tent" fee. Not for the rental ( we paid that to the tent company), but for damage to their precious grass. When I got there, I expected to see Gras that you'd see at Augusta National Golf Club or Wimbledon. I saw what you'd expect of a sleep away camp (which was fine). See pics of grass WHEN WE ARRIVED -- this was just an effort to extract more money from us ($175k apparently wasn't enough)