Camp Echo Lake is truly a family tradition. For over 60 years, Echo Lake has been owned and operated by the Medine/Stein family. Founded by Bill and Edith Medine in 1946, Camp Echo Lake has always promoted, through the camp experience, the wholesome values of fairness, cooperation and respect for self and community, as we celebrate that special something in each individual child. Since 1946, Camp Echo Lake has evolved dramatically, both in terms of program and facility. And since 1946, 2nd generation owner/directors Morry and Amy Medine Stein and now 3rd generation owner/director Tony Stein have always stayed true to the founding belief that the most vital thing we can do is create a “warm inner glow” for each camper. Echo Lake is committed to empowering children. At Echo Lake, the core values your children learn at home are reinforced. In this unique community living experience, children develop a heightened sense of cooperation, teamwork, and fairness. As they acquire a greater appreciation and understanding of themselves during their stay at Camp Echo Lake, children build confidence and self-esteem. Their Echo Lake experience empowers them to reach full potential and to find their own “place in the sun.”