Camp Santanoni - exterior

Camp Santanoni is one of the oldest and largest of the early great camps. Robert Pruyn and Anna Pruyn had the camp built as their lakeside refuge. The Main Camp Complex was built by Robert Robertson who was a Yale classmate of Pruyn's, although a few later additions are credited to the New York City architectural firm of Delano and Aldrich.

Camp Santanoni had three main groupings of buildings. The Gatehouse Complex situated at the edge of Newcomb, included (at one time) an impressive gatehouse with a stone arch eight staff bedrooms and a caretaker's home. Elsewhere on the property their are barns, wagon sheds and other assorted buildings.