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Future Stars Summer Camps
Farmingdale, NY
at Farmingdale State College
for Ages 5 - 16
June 28th through August 20th
Weekly Sessions | 9am - 4pm
Summer Day Camp
2350 Broadhollow Rd, Farmingdale, NY 11735
Expert Staff & Coaches
Every program is led by experienced educators and licensed coaches dedicated to your child’s growth and well-being.
Low Camper-to-Staff Ratio
Low camper-to-staff ratios ensure personalized attention and a supportive environment for every child.
45+ Years of Experience
With over 45 years of experience, Future Stars has a proven track record of delivering unforgettable summer experiences.
Cool off at the Future Stars Water Park and Game Tent!
Each day, all campers will have 45-60 minutes to cool off and chill out in our designated Water Park and Game Tent areas.
The water park features “THE BIG KAHUNA," our inflatable double-lane waterslide that kids can never get enough of. Other features include our "Big Wave" waterslide, an inflatable double-lane Slip’n’Slide, sprinklers and dunk tank, where campers can try to dunk some of our staff on Fridays. We also bring in other exciting inflatables over the summer for additional fun, including obstacle courses and bounce houses.
Our game tent features two GaGa Pits, Ping Pong Tables, Spikeball, Nok Hockey, Bag Toss, Kan Jam, Giant Jenga, Giant Connect 4, Giant Checkers, 4 Square In The Air, Nukem/Volleyball Court, Sports Equipment & More! We’re always adding new games year-after-year.
Directions to Future Stars Farmingdale
Future Stars Farmingdale is located at Farmingdale State College, centrally located on the Nassau-Suffolk border.
The campus is conveniently located on RTE 110, minutes from the LIE (RTE. 495), and set between both the Northern and Southern State Parkways.
Our seasonal summer office is located in the Nold Hall Athletic Center.
Chris Griffin
Site Director since 2016
Chris Griffin brings a lifetime of camp experience to Future Stars, including starting out as a camper himself. Since joining full-time in 2011, he has held nearly every role at camp, giving him a deep understanding of what makes summers truly special for kids.
A former Division 1 athlete, and NEILA Senior Scholar-Athlete, Chris is passionate about camp and child development. He is always finding new ways to enhance the camper experience while ensuring a safe, supportive, and fun environment where every child can thrive. Chris leads a team of caring, like-minded professionals who are dedicated to inspiring campers and sharing their knowledge in a fun and encouraging way.
Outside of camp, Chris enjoys sports, spending time with his wife and two children, traveling, visiting the beach, and finding time to work on his golf game - which currently exists mostly in theory.
Frank Viggiano
Assistant Site Director since 2026
Coach V has been a proud member of the Future Stars team since 2023. Formerly our Baseball Director, Frank brings years of experience coaching and managing summer camps. In his current role, he works closely with program directors to develop engaging curriculum and programming while enhancing the day-to-day camper experience across all areas of camp. Known for his positive energy and passion, Coach V is dedicated to teaching kids to play the right way while having fun.
Outside of camp, Frank was a Physical Education Teacher at Woodmere Middle School for over 30 years and a longtime baseball coach whose experience spans every level, from varsity at Hewlett High School to collegiate programs at Hofstra University and Ranger College. He lives in Sayville with his wife and twin boys.
Lindsay & Daniella Segal
Office Managers since 2025
Lindsay and Daniella have been part of the Future Stars team since 2022, serving as both counselors and office managers. They play an important role in supporting campers, staff, and families while helping ensure daily operations run smoothly.
Lindsay is currently studying Math Education at Molloy University, where she serves as a Graduate Assistant in the School of Education and Human Services.
Daniella is pursuing her graduate degree at Adelphi University to become a math teacher. She also works in the Wantagh School District as a teacher aide.