Muhammad Ali's Deer Lake Training Camp—Open By Appointment Only from November-April — Attraction in West Brunswick Township

I've been there June 29th 2019. I am a big Muhammad Ali fan. The place was very clean and a lot of history with Muhammad Ali there. And they also take you on a guided tour. They do not expect no money whatsoever but I left a $20 donation and I got a Muhammad Ali t-shirt showing Muhammad Ali standing over Sonny Liston. It was the best time I had all year. It looks just the same as 1 Muhammad Ali train there and at the time Muhammad Ali's limousine driver was there he was the driver from 1971 until his last fight with Trevor berbick the drama in the Bahamas. Anybody who was a Muhammad Ali fan this is a must-see and go there just Google it on your phone and it will give you directions very easy to get there me and a friend of mine went there it was 102 miles to get there but I would do it again. The man who bought the place John Madden the football coach his son bought it has done a very good job on keeping a historical place put back together. I will go again if I can find someone who would go with me because I do not like driving alone that far. But I am going to go again if you are a fan you have to go. Thank...

In 1987 Muhammad Ali opened his camp in deer lake pa to Thy Kingdom Come children’s home for teenagers whether problems in the home or pregnancy he leased his camp for $1.00 a year I was one of those teens who’s lives he saved I met him on May 2nd of 1987 when he came to visit it was an experience I will never forget he was very humble n soft spoken I have so many pictures & still have the picture of me with him that day he arrived in May of 87 I remember we didn’t have to go to school that day n it rained hard id definitely love to bring my kids to see his camp I still have pictures of myself n the other kids that lived at the...

This is a must see when you are in the northeast. I am not a boxer nor have an interest in the sport, but found the camp very well preserved and lots of information. You could feel the spirit of Mohammad Ali there. We went in the off season and Mick made it very easy to accommodate us. He was very knowledgeable. It was cool to be able to “touch” things, as in most museums you cannot. He encouraged us to reenact some of the photos, which I thought brought a sense of life to the space, as you were a part of the setting. I never stepped into a boxing ring before, and was surprised by how bouncy...