Camp Glen Gray

The lake was formed at the intersection of the North and South Brooks when the Kidde-Miller dam was constructed. Lots of fish call the lake home. Our lake has a thriving gamefish population consisting of Largemouth Bass, Bluegill Sunfish, Pickerel, and Channel Catfish. In the fall, a catch and release fishing derby is lots of fun. Fishing is available anytime (age 16 and over require a NJ fishing license).

Why not rent a rowboat and .

Looking down the lake towards the dam. It was built in the early days of the camp. In order to swim, a boy had to bring a large rock to the lake. These rocks were then dropped between two temporary walls. Concrete was then poured over each rock layer, eventually creating the dam you see today.

A sunny spring day makes this sign somewhat unnecessary.

A comfortable seat by a beautiful lake.

Fish a plenty share the waters of Lake Vreeland.

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Last updated: January 1, 2008

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