The camp draws its attendance predominantly from Rochester and its suburbs, although campers often come from Syracuse, Buffalo and other towns in New York.

Campers have also come from such places as Missouri, Connecticut, California, Massachusetts, Virginia, Florida, Columbia, Sweden, Brazil, Spain, and Japan.

Maijgren Village offers three 2-week sessions that conclude with the Periods regatta, where the winning skipper and crew are invited to participate in the Cups race during the final week of the summer.

During that time, CITs shadow counselors, learn valuable leadership and childcare skills, and participate in a team-building work project.

Camp Cory's facilities are expansive, including three waterfronts (one for swimming, one for sailing, and one for canoeing & kayaking), a three faced climbing wall with a zip-line, an archery range, an outdoor amphitheatre, tennis courts, open fields for athletics, and outdoor basketball courts.

In 2009 and 2010, the camp office – one of the oldest buildings on the property, dating back to the early 1920s – was renovated extensively.

In the summer of 2018, the Farmstead was developed with some property towards the south, with the goal to expand upon the day camp program and ultimately increase connection with the local community.

In 2020, the Mangurian dining hall was expanded to serve the growing camp population and improve accessibility.