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Winona Camps has been a treasured summer home for generations of boys since 1908. The camp is located on the ancestral homelands of the Pequawket people, a part of the Abenaki tribe and the larger Wabanaki Confederacy. Boys spend their summers living in tents on the shores of Moose Pond and engaging in traditional outdoor activities like canoeing, hiking, and swimming. At the same time, modern activities like rock climbing, kayaking, and lacrosse help campers explore new boundaries and develop lifelong skills. Winona also offers unique experiences like the BAT, Red-Gray competitions, and The Great Relay. This combination of old and new makes it one of the oldest summer camps in the country and a beloved summer destination for boys around the world.

At Camp Kingswood, we have been creating lifelong memories and friendships for over a century. Our campers come back year after year, creating a strong sense of community and belonging. Our campers develop strong bonds with their peers and counselors as they learn leadership skills, practice teamwork, and express themselves through the creative arts. With our traditional camp activities, such as archery, art, and sailing, the possibilities to grow and explore are endless.

Camp Pondicherry in Bridgton, Maine is a spectacular outdoor setting nestled on over 600 acres in the foothills of the White Mountains. Referred to affectionately as ‘Pondi’, this idyllic camp offers a private waterfront on Adams Pond and miles of unspoiled woodlands, fields and trails. The camp provides campers with easy access to hiking, beautiful lakes, mountains, quaint towns and ski slopes, making it the ideal destination for day camp, resident camp, troop camp and family camp. When not in use for the summer camp session, Pondi is available for rental use! The property offers several heated year-round buildings and seasonal campsites perfect for large or small groups.

At Place Camp, kids will have the opportunity to learn about the local environment in an engaging and fun way. From 8 am to 2 pm, kids can take part in activities such as pond studies, stream investigations, tree identification, and forest ecology. They'll also enjoy nature-based crafts and games. This is a fantastic way for children ages 7-10 to connect with nature and learn about the importance of preserving the environment. Place Camp is an excellent way to get kids outside and unplugged, and will give them an appreciation of the natural world.

At Camp Micah, we are deeply committed to creating a safe and respectful environment where campers and staff can learn, grow, and thrive. We focus on engaging all campers in meaningful activities and relationships, and we do this by promoting our core values of respect, responsibility, and mutual support. Everyone is part of the Micah family and we strive to ensure that each person is treated with kindness, compassion, and understanding. At Camp Micah, we champion an atmosphere where campers can express themselves, explore their interests, and make lifelong friendships. Our Ninja Warrior Course, heated pool, and other fun activities provide campers with exciting experiences and the opportunity to challenge themselves. But it’s our community-focused mission that truly sets us apart. We strive to create a safe and supportive environment with an emphasis on respect, responsibility, and mutual support. Everyone is part of the Micah family and we work together to ensure that each person is treated with kindness and understanding. Our core values of respect and responsibility are instilled in everyone in the camp, from campers to staff, so that we can all learn and grow together. At Camp Micah, we are dedicated to providing an engaging and meaningful experience for all campers. Whether they’re tackling the Ninja Warrior Course, splashing around in the heated pool, or just sharing stories around the evening campfire, our campers can have fun while learning and growing in our unique community. Learn more about our Micah Philosophy and how we create a safe and respectful environment for all.

At Camp Wildwood, our boys have the opportunity to customize their summer experience and choose from a wide array of activities every day. They can step out of their comfort zone to gain skills in new areas, including individual sports to help them hone their unique skills and team sports to learn important lessons in teamwork, sportsmanship, and leadership. Campers also enjoy a variety of waterfront activities like swimming lessons, water skiing, wake-boarding, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking. All the while, we promote creativity through arts and crafts, giving each boy the chance to express himself. Our goal is for each camper to leave camp as the best version of himself, having learned new skills and gained new confidence - that’s what we call the “Wildwood Way.” It’s a unique scheduling model that makes us stand out from other boys summer camps in Maine. At Camp Wildwood, we want each camper to have a unique experience that is tailored to their individual interests. Our customizable scheduling model allows our boys to choose from a wide variety of activities each day, giving them the opportunity to learn, explore, and develop their skills. From individual sports to team sports, boys are challenged to grow both physically and mentally. Our waterfront activities such as swimming lessons, water skiing, wake-boarding, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking help give our boys the best summer camp experience. We also encourage creativity and self-expression through creative activities. Ultimately, the “Wildwood Way” gives our campers the confidence and skills to become the best versions of themselves when they leave camp. We are proud to offer this unique scheduling model that is not found in other boys summer camps in Maine. At Camp Wildwood, we challenge our boys to step outside their comfort zone and gain new skills. Through our unique customizable scheduling model, boys get to choose from a wide selection of activities each day, including individual sports to develop their personal skills and team sports to foster teamwork, sportsmanship, and leadership. We don’t forget about the waterfront either, with daily swimming lessons, water skiing, wake-boarding, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking. To round out the summer experience, we also promote creativity with arts and crafts projects. All of these activities are part of the “Wildwood Way,” which helps our boys become the best versions of themselves when they leave camp. Our scheduling model is unique to boys summer camps in Maine.