Health care mogul Daryl Hagler to buy Camp Mesorah from bankruptcy
Daryl Hagler, a health-care executive and major real estate financier, has offered to buy Camp Mesorah in Guilford, New York out of bankruptcy. Through his entity DHAN Masores, Hagler submitted a $5.6 million bid to acquire the Orthodox Jewish summer camp from Simad Holdings, which owns 30 camps and is selling assets through Chapter 11. Hagler previously provided debtor-in-possession financing to keep the camp operating, enabling him to make a credit bid. He plans to inject $2.2 million into the property, which was valued at $6.1 million in 2025 and projected to generate more than $4 million annually. The camp spans more than 100 acres and charges about $6,000 per session. A sale hearing is set for Aug. 4, while objections to stalking horse bids are due Friday.
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