Camp Ranger

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Camp Ranger was a summer sleepaway camp on Silver Lake in Bethel, New York in Sullivan County. (Other camps on Silver Lake include(d) Camp Ma-Ho-Ge, Camp Hillel and Camp Chipinaw). The official Camp colors were Gray and Red. The camp operated from the 1926 to 1982. Camp Ranger is now Camp Avraham Chaim Heller, a religious camp for Orthodox Jewish boys.

[edit] External links

• Camp Ranger's Web Home
• Adventures at Camp Ranger, Newsday Article
• Page 2 of Newsday article

v • d • e Summer Camps in the state of New York Current camps Adirondack Camp (Lake George) | Camp Chipinaw (Swan Lake) | Camp Diana-Dalmaqua (Glen Spey) | Camp Dudley, YMCA (Westport) | Camp Eagle Island (Upper Saranac Lake) | Camp Kewanee (Parksville) | Camp Kinder Ring (Hopewell Junction) | Camp Olympus (Parksville) | Camp Read (Brant Lake) | Camp Rising Sun (Red Hook/Clinton) | Camp Tel Yehudah (Barryville) | Double "H" Ranch (Lake Luzerne) | Surprise Lake Camp (Cold Spring) | The Ranch Camp (Lake Placid) | Willow Hill Farm Camp (Keeseville) | YMCA Camp Cory (Milo) | YMCA Frost Valley (Claryville) Defunct camps Camp Ma-Ho-Ge (Bethel) | Camp TA-RI-GO (Fleischmanns) | Camp Ranger (Bethel) | Kutsher's Camp Anawana (Monticello)