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Camp Trunks, Delivered to the Bunk

Centralized baggage delivery for campers and their families across the Northeast — from Manhattan to the Adirondacks.

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One Less Thing in a Week That's Already Full

Getting a camper to camp is its own logistics operation — the trunk, the duffel, the sleeping bag, the thing you forgot and had to overnight. Tote Camps takes the baggage half of it off the list entirely.

It started with Camp Walden in the Adirondacks and has grown to serve 100+ families moving their children's trunks to and from camps across New York, New Jersey and Maryland.

How Tote Camps Works

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Centralized drop-off

Bring trunks and duffels to a drop location near you, on a set date, instead of coordinating a shipper on your own.

2

Direct delivery to camp

We drive it out and deliver to the bunk — not to a loading dock, not to a counselor’s car, to where it needs to be.

3

End-of-session return

The same run in reverse at the end of the session, so nothing has to come home on a bus or in a packed family car.

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Regional transportation

Routes across the Northeast — New York, New Jersey, Maryland and up into the Adirondacks.

For Camps

Camp partnerships mean one coordinated delivery window instead of dozens of separate shipments arriving all week — and families who arrive on day one with everything already in the bunk.

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For Brands

Camp gifting puts your product in front of 250 families at the moment summer turns back into the school year — a family-focused audience that is genuinely hard to reach any other way.

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Book Your Camper's Trunk

Routes, dates and drop locations live on the Tote Camps site, where you can see what's running for your camp this season.

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