Usdan Summer Camp scraps plans for proposed glamping site
Plans for a proposed glamping site at the Usdan Summer Camp for Kids have been scrapped.
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May 3, 2022, 3:05 AM
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Updated 733 days ago
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6h agoPlans for a proposed glamping site at the Usdan Summer Camp for Kids have been scrapped.
The camp pulled its application last week, saying, it's "more important for us to preserve our 55-year relationship with the neighboring communities."
The plan would have brought 70 glamping tents to underdeveloped parts of the campgrounds in the Melville and Wheatley Heights area.
