In the quirky land of Maine, where the moose roam free and the lobsters perform daily salsa dances underwater, there exists a vibrant army of kids, who are known as the “Wild Adventurers”. These little explorers, equipped with their magical hiking boots and enchanted binoculars, spend their days interacting with the treasure that is nature. Our mischievous guide on this grand adventure is a jolly, bespectacled moose named Monty. Monty is not your average moose, oh no. This moose has the ability to speak in a British accent that could charm the squirrels right out of their trees and he wears neon-green hiking boots, not exactly the typical moose attire. Monty has a heart as big as a sunflower and he is particularly fond of Maine's little explorers. These bold Wild Adventurers are known for their audacious escapades, climbing the tallest pine trees and diving into the deepest blueberry bushes. They paddle their canoes in the vast lakes, fish with the otters, and have friendly maple syrup chugging contests with Monty. They feel the cool breeze in their hair, the fresh pine smell in their noses, and the whispers of the wind as it rustles through the leaves, telling tales of past adventures. These kids aren't just playing; they're learning the language of the wilderness, acquiring morsels of wisdom from the forest themselves. They’re connecting with nature, and in the process, they're proving that it isn't just about the outdoors; it's about finding magic and adventure in the unexpected. It's about giggles under starry nights, high fives with beavers and s’mores that have a little too much marshmallow. But most of all, it’s about creating memories, one Maine adventure at a time.
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Welcome, craft enthusiasts, to the Crafts Zone! This is your gateway to a world where creativity meets learning. With our specially designed crafting sessions, we aim to cater to not just your artistic side, but also your intellectual curiosity. We dedicate 20% of our sessions to learning, so you can always stay updated with the latest crafting techniques. Get ready to create and network as these form the bulk of our sessions, a whopping 70%! You'll have plenty of opportunities to bring your imaginative ideas to life and also meet fellow craft lovers. Enjoy the shared experience of creating something beautiful while making friends who share your passion. And let's not forget about relaxation! At Crafts Zone, 10% of our time is devoted to unwinding. Crafting can be therapeutic, and we believe in the power of creativity to relieve stress. So, come and enjoy the tranquil, artistic atmosphere. Don't forget to take a look at our upcoming workshops. With Crafts Zone, let the creative journey begin!
At Alford Lake Camp (ALC), we believe in fostering respect, leadership and responsibility in our campers. Our community values friendship, kindness, understanding and openness, and our technology-free environment allows the campers to more fully enjoy the natural environment and the people around them. At ALC, we focus on who we are, not what we wear. All campers wear camp clothing throughout the summer, and our choice-based program empowers campers of all ages to choose a variety of activities. Campers are encouraged to be joyful and embrace spontaneity, connection, adventure and challenge. The ALC experience is an investment in your daughter’s future. Through the camp activities, she will gain a greater understanding of herself and develop the skills needed to make a difference in our world. ALC is one of the world’s oldest girls’ residential summer camps, and we strive to provide our campers with the best experience possible.
At Camp Bishopswood, children aged 8 to 16 can experience the beauty of Maine’s Lake Megunticook region while engaging in the traditional camp activities such as swimming, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and arts & crafts. In addition, children can take part in the camp’s unique program of music, drama, improv, and dance. The camp is committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment in which children can learn and grow. Camp Bishopswood has been a special part of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine since the early 1960’s. Located on the picturesque shores of Lake Megunticook near Camden, Maine, Bishopswood is a place where children aged 8 to 16 can enjoy a traditional summer camp experience. The facility was first built in the 1930’s as Camp Merestead, a private camp for girls with a focus on athletics, water sports, and the performing arts. The camp was the first in the state to feature a regulation field hockey field. In the early 1960’s, the Episcopal Camp Foundation purchased the facility and re-opened it as Bishopswood. It has been a co-ed camp since the early 1970’s. At Bishopswood, campers can take part in activities like swimming, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and arts & crafts. The camp also offers a unique program of music, drama, improv, and dance. The staff is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment in which kids can discover and explore new things.