Edgewood Tahoe Resort, the lakefront retreat set along the south shore of iconic Lake Tahoe, announced the debut of Camp Edgewood, a new summer program designed to bring the spirit of a classic American summer camp to guests of all ages. Launching at the start of summer, Camp Edgewood offers a thoughtful collection of activities and experiences that encourage families and groups to spend time together outdoors, reconnect, and create lasting memories.
Camp Edgewood comes at a time when travel is being shaped by connection and a sense of rediscovery. With multigenerational trips on the rise and nostalgia influencing how people travel, families are seeking destinations that offer space, ease, and meaningful shared experiences. The resort’s 14 Villa Suites, adjacent to the main lodge, offer a natural setting for these types of stays with plenty of ways for families to gather while remaining close to the lake and on-property experiences. Overlooking the lake with some providing views of the pristine 9th fairway of the golf course, each Villa features between 2 and 5 bedrooms, with partial to fully equipped kitchens, heated private patios with a Jacuzzi and fire pit, and a personal concierge.
Edgewood Tahoe Resort offers direct access to the lake for beach days relaxing in a cabana, paddleboarding, and lakeside dining. Camp Edgewood builds on these experiences by introducing a range of activities throughout the season. Guests can enjoy archery classes, on-property guided fly-fishing excursions, stargazing sessions led by Tahoe Star Tours, and hands-on “crafternoons” in one of their Lodge Ballrooms, alongside outdoor movie nights with complimentary popcorn. Additional moments throughout the season include speedboating adventures with access to MasterCraft’s fleet, inviting Fireside Chats led by guest speakers to spotlight local organizations’ work in environmental conservation and education such as Keep Tahoe Blue, Sugar Pine Foundation, Lake Tahoe Crime Tours, and Bear League. There will also be additional resort-led discussions on fireworks science and safety, native pollinators and honey, as well as live music that bring guests together in the evenings.
The program arrives during a significant cultural moment as the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary. This milestone is reflected in the resort’s Fourth of July celebrations, which include a full day of lakeside programming such as a beach barbecue, live music, family-friendly activities, and a fireworks display. Guests and locals can also enjoy prix fixe menus at the resort’s dining venues to celebrate Independence Day. The Bistro offers casual yet contemporary dining with classic American cuisine, while Brooks’ Bar & Deck is perfect for indulging in traditional pub fare with views of the lush green fairways. The Edge Restaurant & Lounge features upscale dining that pairs sweeping waterfront views with a modern take on rustic mountain cuisine.
“Camp Edgewood is about creating the kind of summer people remember for years to come,” said Siobhan Fajayan, General Manager of Edgewood Tahoe Resort. “There is a simplicity to time spent at the lake that resonates across generations, whether it’s being out on the water, gathering around a fire in the evening, or just having the space to slow down. This program builds on what makes Tahoe special and gives families more ways to experience it together.”
Camp Edgewood also serves as way to experience the resort’s broader summer programming. Throughout the season, guests can enjoy lawn games, golf on the championship course, poolside lounging, and time on the lake, all framed by a sense of ease and familiarity that defines summer in Tahoe. These moments reinforce the spirit of a shared American summer, centered on tradition, place, and time spent together.
Camp Edgewood will be available throughout the summer season and is open to resort guests, with select experiences also accessible to local visitors. For more information, please visit www.edgewoodtahoe.com.
