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Newtown Yardley, PA Riding Camps
Newtown Yardley, PA Summer Camps Guide
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Black Bear Lake Day Camp provides children with a warm, nurturing environment where they build confidence, develop valuable life skills, expand social connections, and experience new adventures every day.
At Black Bear, camper choice is the key to a truly unforgettable summer. Each week, campers create their own personalized schedules by choosing from an exciting variety of electives. Options include swimming in our heated pools, professionally coached sports, fine and performing arts, outdoor adventure, horseback riding, fishing, and waterfront activities on our beautiful 5-acre lake. Our flexible, well-rounded program offers something for everyone while fostering teamwork, friendship, independence, and a strong sense of community—what we believe are the true treasures of the summer camp experience.
Tuition includes transportation from Lower Bucks County, hot lunch served in our fully air-conditioned dining facility, towel service, and flexible 4- to 8-week sessions.
For more information, visit www.blackbearlake.com
215-579-6500
Set on the beautiful 240-acre campus of George School, George School Day Camp (GSDC) offers campers endless room for fun, adventure, and discovery.
Open to all genders ages 4–13, GSDC runs June 22 - August 14, with flexible enrollment options ranging from 4 to 8 weeks. Camp hours are 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM, with convenient before and after care available. Our expansive campus features:
Athletic fields/Tennis courts/Nature trails/Athletics center with indoor pool/Indoor courts and activity spaces.
At GSDC, we believe summer is better with friends. Our experienced and caring staff create a warm, inclusive environment where every camper feels supported, celebrated, and free to be themselves. Whether exploring nature trails, splashing in the pool, competing on the fields, or discovering new talents, each day is filled with opportunities to grow, connect, and make unforgettable memories. Campers are placed in all-gender groups based on school grade, ensuring they participate in activities that are engaging, supportive, and developmentally appropriate.
