Camp Caspar Gregory

David Andrews

A nice place for a get together.

Ted Rejman

Tucked into a deep wooded crevice in the heart of the Finger Lakes children can come and explore the happenings of nature. What a great way to find their inner peace without the help of technology. An experience that will last a lifetime.

Anthony Brown

Old, outdated, dilapidated, and unsafe buildings for staff and campers to stay in. There is a nice view of the lake but can hardly use it because of algae and other problems that occur at the camp. Very rude and mean board members who treat staff poorly and harass and bully their staff. There is a lot of unsavory and unpleasant things that go on at this place. They have a lot of they friends and people who have never been to the camp before post fake reviews to con people into going to their camp, and unacceptable and deceptive practice to all. They also keep changing the camps name every 2 or 3 years to get all the complaints lost in the paperwork, total scammers.

Michelle Miller

Along the eastern shores of Cayuga Lake, my family & I rented this camp in the off-season and had the time of our lives. (Camp is mostly in July) We rented in August - the kids were able to run, play, swim, and fish! The adults were able to use the facilities to make big group meals - the kitchen/refrigerator/cooking facilities were excellent. We split into teams the cooking and clean up crews! We all stayed in the cabins & there are running water showers & flushing toilets! We had a camp fire every night! We had a talent show on the porch and played all sorts of games! This is a hidden treasure! You need to plan your next group event here ( if you can get in! ). You can rent it after me!