August 22-28, 2027
Ages 40+
Camp Mark Seven, Old Forge, NY
Early bird $600 / Regular $650
Arrival: Sunday at 1:00 p.m. (please do not arrive earlier or the day before)
Departure: Saturday by 10:00 a.m.
Registration Open: Jan 3, 2027 - July 30, 2027
Includes: lodging, all meals, daily activities, and the 3-day pickleball clinic.
We’re excited to announce a special three-day pickleball clinic led by Deaf PPR-certified coach Billy Mauldin — designed for Deaf adults ages 40 and up, open to all skill levels!
Experience a memorable week surrounded by the peaceful beauty of the Adirondack Mountains, overlooking Fourth Lake. Our historic lodge, the former Mohawk Hotel, is over a century old and has been lovingly transformed into a vibrant, rustic retreat for Deaf adults to recharge and enjoy the bounty of nature.
CM7’S lakeside camp is designed for exploration and connection – from our cozy Mohawk Lodge rooms to our waterfront adventures.
This week welcomes Deaf adults ages 40 and up. Registration is limited to approximately 36–40 participants so each camper can have a lower bunk whenever possible.
Early bird: $600 per camper (available until April 4, 2027)
Regular tuition: $650 per person Includes: lodging, all meals, daily activities, and the 3-day pickleball clinic.
Everyone is welcome! For more details or to register, please contact Vicki, Camp Registrar at registrar@campmark7.org.
Session: Sunday, August 22, 2027, 1:00 p.m. – Saturday, August 28, 2027, 10:00 a.m.
Registration window: January 3, 2027 to August 1, 2027.
Camp Mark Seven offers 72 beds total. Most are bunk beds, so we limit registration for the Active Deaf Adult Week to approximately 36–40 participants to ensure that each camper can have a lower bunk whenever possible. Rooms are typically shared by two campers, though occasionally a third or fourth person may be assigned if needed.
We want every camper to enjoy their time at Camp Mark Seven to the fullest. However, because our beautiful site and main lodge are more than a century old, some areas are not fully accessible. The camp does not have elevators or accessible pathways to the beach or lawn areas. Adult campers should be able to climb stairs to reach dorm rooms, the dining hall, and other common spaces, and navigate uneven paths and hills between the Lodge and the waterfront.
“My experience at CM7 cemented my decision to become an ASL interpreter. My signing improved tremendously, and I met incredible people along the way.”
Adira Koosis, NYC
(ASL & Deaf Culture Immersion Week Camper)
“CM7 helped me understand my Coda identity in just a few weeks in ways that might have taken years otherwise.”
Brendan, MD
(Coda Camper)
“Working as a counselor in the KODA program changed my life. The relationships and experiences I gained at CM7 are something I would never trade.”
Caleb Gunderson, CO
(Staff for KODA Camp)
“CM7 feels like my second home. The community, faith, and activities renew my spirit every time I attend.”
Doreen Simons, NY
(Deaf Bible Week Camper)
“CM7 embodies the values that sustain the Deaf community: leadership, fellowship, and a place that truly feels like home.”
Kelly, NY
“Being surrounded by other Codas at CM7 was powerful. For the first time, I didn’t have to explain my life, everyone already understood.”
Kelsey Carvalho, MA
(Coda Retreat Camper)
“My daughter’s first camp experience was CM7, and nothing else has compared since. She loves it so much we’re coming back for the fourth time—and I trust the camp so much I’m sending her on a plane alone next summer.”
Kevin Smith, IL
(Parent of Deaf Camper)
“CM7 has been part of my life since I was eight years old, and now my own children attend. The friendships, adventures, and memories from camp last a lifetime.”
Kristy N. White, MD
(Parent & Former Camper)
“CM7 nourishes a part of me that doesn’t exist anywhere else. It’s a place where Codas can simply be themselves and leave feeling renewed.”
Leah Monson, WA
(Coda Retreat Camper)
“My favorite memory is the closing campfire. Everyone shares what camp meant to them, and it really shows how strong the bonds are. Plus, the s’mores!”
Lucas Harucki, TX
(KODA Camper)
“Our son has thrived at CM7, gaining confidence, independence, and friendships while building a stronger connection to the Deaf community.”
Steve & Jerry Guiffra-Lovi, NY
(Parents of Camper)
“The Coda Retreat at CM7 is validating, heartfelt, and unforgettable. It’s a rare place where everyone simply understands.”
Zach, MD
(Coda Retreat Camper)
Spots fill fast — register today and make this summer unforgettable.
