Isn’t it time to get back to the fresh air of the outdoors?

Family Camp offers a chance for you and your family to explore our 1000 acres. Every morning, you’ll wake up to the birds singing and the sun burning off the morning fog around the lake. Every night, you’ll watch fireflies dance and star twinkle. The kids can run and play, the parents can sit back and relax, and everyone can enjoy everything nature has to offer.

Wildlife is definitely a part of the adventure at Trail Blazers. During your stay, you may see some unusual birds, wild turkeys, foxes, raccoons, and possibly even a black bear!

Our Family Camp guests stay in our smallcamps. Each smallcamp has multiple shelters, our traditional canvas shelters, along with an outhouse and a campfire circle.

Please note – Trail Blazers does not have cabins. Our rustic site does not have the capacity to handle camper vans and other kinds of recreational vehicles (RVs).

The waterfront bathhouses will be available for showers and indoor plumbing.

While each small camp has a fire site, cooking is not permitted for safety reasons. Meals will be prepared and served from the Great Hall. In addition, we have two outdoor cook sites available for your use.

At Trail Blazers, getting back to nature also includes getting back to hearty, healthy, home-cooked meals. We will provide three meals a day, fresh from the camp kitchen.

For breakfast, we will feature hot breakfast service each morning.

For lunch, meals will be prepared and served in the Great Hall, or can be packed out for you to take with you and have your lunch anywhere you choose.

For dinner, meals will be in or around the Great Hall. Alternatively, you can also take out your meal and eat around the Great Lawn or one of our picnic tables.

Of course, we will have plenty of s’mores supplies for an after dinner treat!

Lake Mashipacong is an incredible sight. Along with the surrounding forests, you will find many moments to be worthy of an Instagram post. Of course, we want you to capture memories, but we encourage you to unplug and enjoy nature.

Our smallcamps do not have electricity.

If you do bring electronics, they may be charged in the Great Hall. Electronics and expensive items should not be left unattended.

• This is a family-friendly experience!
• The trails will be open for hiking and observing nature.
• We will have designated times for lifeguards to be available on Lake Mashipacong for swimming, boating, and fishing.
• We will have scheduled activities available which will be led by our trained staff members, including: low ropes, archery, highropes, biking, firebuilding, woodshop and crafts! (Biking and Highropes subject to size restriction)
• While we recommend you unplug while at camp, we understand that work might still beckon. For those who need it, we do offer limited Wi-Fi access outside of the Lodge.

We appreciate the value of creating a special space where dads and other male figures can bond with their kids and with other dads. Dads and Kids Camp is August 23-25. Learn more at trailblazers.org/dads-camp.