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User input for Lake Stahahe, Orange County, New York:
Michael Sorrell: I was a camper at S2, Camp Nendawen, Orange, NJ - YMCA. Starting in 1959 ending as a counselor 1967. We had softball games with all the Lake Camps at the lake field next to Camp Trexler. Its a beautiful day at Camp Nendawen!
Steve Alexander: I went to Camp Wabenake back in the early 60's. It was run by Ralph Hitman and his wife Rose. It was part of the Boys Brotherhood republic (BBR) located on east 6th street in Manhattan. I grew up in NYC and remember those days well. I am now 57 but remember it and the counsellors like it was yesterday. Best years of my life!!
Ingrid Wolsk: Ken, I am 78 today, but as a kid, I went to a Fresh Air fund camp on Lake Stahahe. I was told then that there were 16 camps around the lake. I do not remember the name of the camp I was in but I do remember the name of Pequot. It may have been because it was described to us as the widlest of the boys camps. Wild in behaviour that is not wild life ! I guess I was in an all girls camp. I lived in N. Y. C. And was sent here with my sister as part of the program to get city kids out into the fresh air for a while. I still remember the star gazing walks to the lake late at night. Being fearful of water, I was cajoled rather insistantly into learning how to swim, so that I got my Red Cross beginners card. For the resistant like my self we were once taken to a camp on the lake for handicapped children. We saw children missing limbs that could swim. We were then told there is no such thing as I can't. !
A life lession was learned then, I guess.
Lea: Camps Sebago and Wabenake are both on Wabenake Rd with the latter closer to County Highway 106
Ken Fairchild: I'm 73 now but still relive the years spent on Lake Stahaha at then Camp Pequot. That's over 63 years ago. Does anyone know the camps name now? I even still remember the camp cheer.
Paul: As a kid growing up in the early 60s my dad use to take us there and I wonder what it's like now.
Glen Southwick: I attended Camp Pratt on the lake in the 1950s. It was a YMCA camp back then. Lake was pristine and the fishing fabulous
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Lake Stahahe is a nice lake to visit. Get wet paddling on Popolopen Creek, and if you want to hit the beach, New Sebago Beach is in the neighborhood. Sterling Forest has wonderful slopes and a friendly staff; Sheraton Crossroads Hotel is a brilliant place to get some rest. From Lake Stahahe you get a perfect panorama of Black Ash Mountain; you can hit the slopes at Mt. Peter close at hand. There's just no way someone can get bored here at Lake Stahahe.
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| | Going for a hike on the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail is always a good adventure; playing golf is lots of fun at The Golf Club at Mansion Ridge. This lake is so wonderful. Lake Stahahe is not the only spot nearby, Little Long Pond is a nearby lake, and whitewater paddling is wonderful on Ramapo River. Why not camp at Camp wabenaki since you're here at Lake Stahahe, and naturally Arden Brook flows through this area. Old Sebago Beach is near Lake Stahahe if you're | |
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in a beach type of mood, and you can go for a hike on the Pine Meadow Trail. An average amount of rainfall falls at Lake Stahahe; most of the rain falls during May; February meanwhile is the driest month. Be careful coming to Lake
Stahahe, you might not ever wanna return home again. Looking for something near Lake Stahahe? We-Wah Lake is around here, and if you need a spot to stay Holiday Inn Suffern, Ny is a great choice. This lake is so wonderful. Don't
leave Lake Stahahe without first going for a hike along the Kakiat Trail, and if you came for an overnight stay Robert Moses is a wonderful place to camp. Throughout the long summer days here at Lake Stahahe, high temperatures ordinarily
reach the 80's, and during summer nights temperatures are in the 60's. Daytime highs during the wintertime are in the 30's while the cold winter nights at Lake Stahahe are in the 10's.
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Holiday Inn Suffern, Ny, Suffern
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7 miles away
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Conference Center, Suffern. Conveniently located right off the NYS Thruway, exit 14B the hotel is centrally located 45 miles from La Guardia Airport, 35 miles from Newark A...
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Sheraton Crossroads Hotel, Mahwah
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7 miles away
Located in Northern Bergen County, Sheraton Mahwah Hotel is just 40 minutes outside New York City and Newark International Airport. We are convenient to Interstate 287, Route 17, and the New York Stat...
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Current weather conditions at Lake Stahahe, Orange County, New York

Local climate location: MIDDLETOWN 7 miles away

           
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Coordinates: Latitude: 41.24722 Longitude: -74.15722
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Mt. Peter, New York, 14 miles away 400 vertical feet |
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Ramapo River, Orange/ Rockland CountyCounty, 4 miles away Class II-III - 7.5 miles long (Route 210 to Ramapo) |
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Popolopen Creek, Orange CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class IV-V - 4 miles long (to Popolopen Bridge) |
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Moodna Creek, Orange CountyCounty, 12 miles away Class II-IV - 6 miles long (Woodbury Creek to Old Forge Hill Road) |
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Camp wabenaki
 | Camp Wabenaki is such a great place for kids and adults. Luis Checa a Counselor who work there ensured that my kids had a great time there, all they would do is speak of him and what they would do as a camp together. so big shout out to Luis Checa the counselor of Beaver. hope you keep coming back to camp, so that you can put more smiles on those kids faces!!! Camp wabenaki is on my list as one the the great camps. what else can I say. love you. bye.... |
Mombasha Lake
 | Back in the 60's & 70's I worked at lake Mombasa as a bouncer. It was a great place to be with some of the nicest people I've ever met. Memories I will never forget.... |
Monroe Country Club
 | This is a 9 hole course with 18 different teeing areas so it plays like an 18 hole course. The course is very challenging with fast elevated greens and rolling terrains. The rounds are fast...I played 18 holes in under 3 1/2 hours. Never waited for tee times. The staff is very friendly. Good food and drinks in the bar and restaurant are a plus. This course is a great value and probably the best kept secret in the area.... |
Torne Mount Ivy Trail
 | Locally, and on the NYNJTC maps, this is known as the Tuxedo-Mount Ivy Trail. There is a 'Hillburn-Torne-Sabago' trail that ends at the middle of the TMI. These are both in Harriman State Park. I'm not quite sure what the reference to 'Robert Moses' is all about, except perhaps the state park on Long Island, about equidistant, but in the opposite direction, from NYC-Newark-Edison. Gateway National Recreation Area, although very nice, is also nowhere near this trail.... |
Breakneck Ridge Trail
 | 2 PHOTOS I confirm Breakneck Ridge is between Dutchess and Putnam counties.... Malouf's sunset camp is an exciting new option for those who love the breakneck ridge hike, and would like to make a weekend out of it. Malouf's sunset camp-You start at the Breakneck ridge trailhead, and hike in to Malouf' sunset camp (reservations must be made ahead of time; of course.Once you get to your site, everything you need for a wonderful evening of camping awaits you. All you need to bring is a sleeping bag, which you can either carry in your pack while hiking, or have them pick up any gear you might have, and it will be waiting for you at your site. They provide a chowbox, which has everything you need to enjoy the camping experience. You should check out their website, it provides all the details! maloufsmountain.com... |
National Camp Assn
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Mt. Peter
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Kaufmann Henry Campgrounds
 | 14 miles away this campground is real cool. I love going there and im sad to leave. I am 15 and I think it would be ausome to be on the staff there as a teenager like a lot of the staff.!... |
Mountain Creek
 | 23 miles away Nice ski area with a good selection of challenging runs.... |
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
 | 54 miles away 40 years ago I was one of the first Rangers working full time for the National Park Service at the DWGNRA. I miss the area and the wonderful people that lived there.... |
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