General information:
Direction:
(If you search for driving directions in map
quest or yahoo, just use a hotel address (Howard Johnson,
2764 Route 32. Saugerties, NY, 12477, Tel# 845-246-9511)
which is right on route 32 towards our Camp. Be sure
to follow our directions from there. There are two steps:
Step 1: (from your State, or locate
a near by State)
From Connecticut and Rhode Island:
Take 84 West to 87 North (exit 7 S in Newburg, NY), then
follow step 2.
From Massachusetts, Up-States
New York, Mains, New Hampshire: Find your way to highway 87
South in New York, then follow step 2.
From Pennsylvania: Find your
way to highway 87 North (New York), then follow step 2.
From New York, New Jersey: Find your way to highway 87 North
of New York, then follow step 2.
Step 2: (from the exit)
From 87, take exit 20, to Route 32 North. Go about 1.8 miles
from toll booth, you'll see "Golf course" sign, and then
turn right to Old King Highway or CR 34. Keep going about 5
miles. Look for High Falls Road, turn left to High Falls
Road. Continue about 1.3 miles our property is there. You
will see posted signs.
History:
With the help of Cambodian Christians and our American
friends, we have been able to purchase 23.5 acres of
beautiful scenic land in Catskill, New York. This land
is situated in a great location which is in the center
of the Cambodian church community in New England. It is
located between exit 20 and 21 off I-87 on the New York
thruway. This land is bordered by a mountain and by a
river, making it a secluded spot for intimate fellowship
and worship or for a simple relaxing vacation place, but
conveniently located about 15 minutes from a nearby
town. Included in its beautiful acreage is a waterfall,
open fields, hiking trails, wooded areas, and a stream.
The steps toward purchasing this land began with
intercessory prayer, and advice and support from church
leaders. We believe that many new ministries can be
started from the ministry that will occur at this site.
May the Lord lead us. This property will have an
immediate use, as well as lending itself to future
development and functions.
