We look forward to gathering at this special Reunion and spending time together at the Gamino Family's beautiful camp facility. We are sure that your family will create some special memories during your time at Camp Taylor Riverfront.

Important Details-  Camp Address:  8224 W Grayson Road in Modesto

Please pack appropriate clothing for the weekend to include both cold and warm weather clothing. Closed toe shoes are required for the Climbing Wall.  Items that we encourage you to pack: Swimsuit, swim towel, shower towel, linens, flashlight, sunscreen, insect repel, and toiletries.

To view the Camp Taylor Riverfront facility, please visit the FACILITY BUILDINGS PAGE and the FACILTY USE PAGE for a complete video.  You see the interior of the cabins and many of the site buildings and cool elements.

Fishing- If you plan to fish, there are several spots on the Campus to fish and there are lots of fish.  Please note that although Camp Taylor is a private facility, the requirement of a fishing license still applies.  CT does not enforce or check for license, but the local authorities may ask if they are nearby.  

Swimming- CT will offer swimming for a 3 hour period of time during the weekend.  There will be a lifeguard present.  The pool will also be heated for everyone's enjoyment.  The pool has a beach entry side so all ages and abilities may participate.  There is also a handicap lift at the pool.  

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Arrival date/time:  Friday, May 17th at 3:00 p.m.

Traffic on Fridays is crazy so please plan accordingly.  We will offer a few early-bird activities for anyone wanting/needing to arrive early.  The earliest arrivals will be welcome is at noon.

Departure date/time: Sunday, May 19th at 10:00 a.m.

Upon departure, Camp Taylor asks that all thermostats be turned off for both units in the cabin.  CT also requires that all garbage bags be removed and deposited into the Campus trash enclosure behind the Dining Lodge and the floor of the cabin to be swept out.  

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All questions/concerns may be directed to Lillian Croft.

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