A private lakeside camp and retreat for Jewish families: fifteen lake homes, a shul, a grand main house, and a whole campus of recreation on 239 wooded acres.
Camp Ahdut Yisrael is planned for Wildwood Lake in Monticello, NY, one of the last original bungalow colonies in Sullivan County. The old bungalows give way to fifteen family lake homes, a shul overlooking the water, and a main house where every family gathers for meals, Shabbos and simchas. Recreation is ready for every age, and the whole property is private, gated and surrounded by forest.
“Every family arrives to its own home on the water, and the whole camp comes together as one.”
Fifteen lake homes along the shore, the main house and shul at the center, and courts, fields, pools and play areas set among the trees behind them. All of it is private and gated.
A light-filled shul overlooking the lake, with a carved Aron Kodesh, long rows of learning tables, and a gallery above. This is where the community davens, learns and celebrates.
Fifteen homes ring the lake. Each is about 2,000 sq ft of brick and stone with four bedrooms, a laundry room, a chef's kitchen and open living spaces. Every deck faces the water with its own hot tub, and every home has a private jet ski at the dock and a golf cart and ATV at the door.
High-quality floating docks lead out to a covered gazebo on the lake. Alongside are an enclosed swimming cove, a marina with a pontoon and speedboat, kayaks and paddle boats, an inflatable water park and a bumper-boat lagoon.
The gathering place for all fifteen families. Downstairs are a grand living room and library and a dining area large enough for 60 to 70 people, beside a commercial-grade kitchen. Upstairs are at least five bedrooms.
Lit stone paths and golf-cart drives connect the pavilions, with fire-pit courtyards in between for evenings outdoors.
A separate building for each activity, spread across the grounds.
Ping-pong, shuffleboard, billiards, foosball, air hockey, chess and arcades.
Magna-Tiles, LEGO, OT and sensory play, plus babysitting.
An outdoor go-kart circuit, plus ATV trails that wind through the woods.
The swimming pool is extended and fully fenced for privacy, with slides and a diving board. Next to it are a kids' splash park and a shaded wooden playground.
High-quality courts and fields, each screened by trees for privacy and lit for play after dark, plus a fully equipped fitness pavilion.
A narrated tour of the vision, from the lake homes and shul to the water, the main house and the fields.
Every gift brings this vision closer: a place where Jewish families come together, grow and celebrate, in unity.
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