I remember on the hikes back up the hill from town, the old camp truck would come along and we would all climb on. We probably could have walked faster then the truck went, but it was great at the time.

IN MY SENIOR YEAR I WAS COLOR WAR CAPTAIN AND GOT SICK AND MISSED THE TRIP TO COOPERSTOWN.
I GOT OVER IT AND MOVED ON.

A late August visit to Fleischmanns - my first in many years - brought back boatloads of sweet memories. Another summer almost over, but I'll remember you guys forever!

I spent one, maybe two years at TA RI GO. I was reminded of it yesterday, when I saw the lyrics to "Hiking on the Highway", which I think was a song from TA RI GO.

I don't remember anybody, but I remember the cabins.

once again labor day weekend will be up on the land just before ta ri go camping we get 60 to 80 people running around stop by if your there sorry no milkbar just hotdogs

Happy 40th Anniversary. Was watching programs on Woodstock this weekend. It brought back memories of our 1969 senior boys group, "The Whiz Kids." What a great summer. Monty

Great memories. One years as a waiter and one as a counselor. I remember the walks up the hill after movie night in town. Tarigo's also where I got introduced to the Doors.(hearing "The End" at age 17 was a trip). Would appreciate hearing from anyone else around in those years.

for tarigoites of a certain age....

just saw the GOLDBERG movie...was not aware that GERTRUDE BERG was born in FLEISCHMANNS, and is buried there.

I'm sure I've got great memories, if only I can remember them (now where did I put my keys?)

My 9 year old Grandson went off to Camp today and I just remembered Camp Ta-Ri-Go. Thought I would look it up and "wow". I'm 68 and can remember "Pacy"

"Good Days to You All"

I think back to my camp years with great pleasure. I remember standing on the porch of the arts and crafts building listening to the news about the A bombing of Hiroshima. I now have a home in Roxburt NY and pass Tarigo whenevr going or returning to NJ. My kids and grandkids use it in the winter and ski at Bellayre and Plattekill mountains. I guess I am one of the oldest Tarigo alumni.

My family had a vacation home in Fleischmanns in the 70's and 80's, and in the early 80's we stumbled upon Camp Tarigo while motorcycling through the woods. The camp at that time was still very much in-tact, but completely abandoned. We were always facinated with the camp, and the history of it, but were never able to find any information. It's really exciting to find this website. When we first discovered it we spent days exploring the camp. Over the years that followed the camp was vandalized and most of the camp equipment was subsequently stolen. And I was sad when the property was developed. Keep up the great website!

Glad to see you are up and running again

In 1960, the color war teams were the Vikings and Romans. The Vikings, led by Perry Koslow, won the war. Perry was a memorable general.

Anyone else during these years?

Here we are saying saying goodbye at the station. Summer vacation is taking you away. Have a good time, but remember: There is danger in the summer moon above! Will I see you in September? Or lose you to a summer love?

hope all is well with everybody.. when you turn 60 you start getting very nostalgic!

Best,

Jay

NY Magazine names Fleischman's NY a good place to purchase a econd home- current population there is about 350.

I have very fond memories of Camp. I still remember "Uncle" Jerry getting us bunch of "ball players" out into the woods for a hike with the hope that we would find an Indian burial ground. It was a brilliant ploy and we had a great time. I also remember learning the Hebrew grace, that I did not know, from a fellow camper on the way down to the dining room.

Holy Mackeral,
Am I the oldest guy here?
Picture of my two grandsons.
One 9 one 8
I was (4) when my folks wanted to get rid of me.
Fond memories