Meet new and interesting kids from Delaware County and beyond. Together you will explore nature, cook and camp in the great outdoors, share a special bond with bunk mates, work in special groups, and sing and enjoy evening programs around the glowing campfire.
Can my organization use the camp when camp is not in session?
Yes. Just contact Cornell Cooperative Extension Delaware County for information.
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Camp Facts
- Shankitunk is an Indian word meaning Woody Place.
- Shankitunk is located on 165 acres of county owned land.
- Shankitunk is right on the west branch of the Delaware River.
- Open since 1927, Shankitunk is the oldest continuously operating 4-H camp in New York State!


