The fact is, there aren't too many places like Rockywold-Deephaven left in the world.  Ask anyone who's been there. "It looks just like it did when I was here as a kid… and my father used to say the same thing!"  "It's so fun to send the kids off after a big camp breakfast and know that they'll come back at lunchtime with breathless stories about kayaking, scavenger hunts, tie-dying, fishing or some cool thing they learned about bats!"  "I always promise myself to do more sketching, but it doesn't ever seem to happen until I get to RDC."

Spread over 115 acres, two peninsulas (Rockywold and Deephaven, respectively), and along over a mile of lakeshore, RDC has a quiet, uncanny ability to remind families and friends of all ages and backgrounds to bask in the simple pleasures that come with spending time in a natural setting that has remained essentially unchanged for over a hundred years.