Set in the tall pines of the Adirondack Park, Skye Farm is the place for you.

Our site boasts over 400 wooded acres with a gorgeous view of Sherman Lake. In addition to providing facilities for groups to conduct their own retreats, meetings, worship services, and programs, we can assist with program planning, guide groups through our low ropes course, conduct retreats and workshops, lead singing and games, and provide leadership for activities.

In the summer months, Skye Farm operates as a resident Christian summer camp. Ages 6 to 18 are invited to spend a week or more in one of our exciting summer programs.


Upcoming Events

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There are no scheduled upcoming events at Skye Farm

(As of November 30th)

However, we are hard at work planning some great things for 2020 and beyond…

In the mean time, we'd love to you get your group on the books for a retreat of your own. We'll help you plan and make the best of what Skye Farm has to offer. Check out our facilities and just what we offer.

Please contact us with any questions you might have. See you soon!

All Upcoming Events

News

Important Announcement Regarding UNY Summer Camp 2020

Important Announcement Regarding UNY Summer Camp 2020

Posted on May 13th, by Matthew Williams

The current context of the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted a very challenging decision for the Upper New York Camp & Retreat Ministries (UNY CRM) lead… MORE

#GivingTuesdayNow

Posted on May 1st, by Matthew Williams

Peace Be Still: An Update on Summer Preparations in Upper New York

Posted on March 25th, by David Wood

News Archive

Testimonials

“VERY relaxing, soothing, plenty of space - wholesome family atmosphere!”

— Retreat Guest

“On the way home from camp, when two 17 year old boys teach their parents the new songs they've learned that year I believe you've met your goal.”

— Camper Family

“My son said that the worship experiences were awesome and he really enjoyed them.”

— Camper Family

Your Story

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