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	Birch Rock Camp
	Residential boys' camp	Waterford, Maine
	Birch Rock has been celebrating the character development of its campers and community since 1926. Out motto: Help the Other Fello is the foundation of our camp. Birch Rock's natural and nurturing structured program emphasizes the atheltic, academic and spiritual development of boys from 7-15 in a non-competitive environment with a max. of 80 per session. An array of water, field and trip programs are offered by our veteran staff. Academic tutoring and library on premises.
E-mail: birchrock@aol.com, Website: www.birchrock.org, (207) 741-2930
Accredited by American Camp Association Established in 1926

Trip camp with limited enrollment located in East Penobscot Bay Region. Camping trips for everyone lasting four days/three nights each week. Different trip each week. Small groups of 6 people led by licensed Maine Trip Leaders. Canoe lakes, rivers and Penobscot Bay, backpacking on the Appalachian Trail and Baxter State Park, fishing, mountain climbing. CAMPING TRIPS AND CAMPING SKILLS ARE OUR PRIMARY FOCUS. Two week wilderness canoe trips on the Allagash, St. Croix and Moose Rivers for the experienced camper. Nearly every summer, staff and campers build a wood-canvas canoe. More Traditional camp program on weekends at base camp in East Orland. Directed by the Price Family since 1940. No electricity.

Traditional camp activities are offered at our setting on a crystal-clear Craig Pond. We offer swimming, rowing, woods games, campfire and skit night, and the restoration or building of a wood and canvas canoe. The Trip Program will include a variety of canoeing and backpacking trips for each boy. 2-weeks, 3-1/2 weeks, 4-1/2 weeks, or 7 weeks

O-AT-KA, founded in 1906, is a traditional boys summer camp located on Sebago Lake. O-AT-KA provides a nurturing and supportive environment for boys ages 8-16. The camp offers superb land and water-sports, along with a strong arts program headquartered in an eight-studio arts center. Campers select from activities including: riflery, archery, sailing, fishing, waterskiing, campcraft, stained glass, nature, music, steel drums, pottery, photography, fly-tying, drama, rock climbing, kayaking, and woodworking. Competitive team sports and skill development programs are offered in soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball and lacrosse.

This summer O-AT-KA will offer a two week intensive baseball program during first session and a pre-season soccer skills and conditioning program during the second session. Older campers have the opportunity to sign-up for a variety of 3 day mini-wilderness trips including sea-kayaking based out of the camp's new off-site facility in South Bristol, Maine. Traditional values, an integral part of camp life, are reinforced by a superb staff, through group living and daily camp gatherings...all helping to build a solid foundation for life which stresses values, skills, friendships, and fun.

Netop ("nee-tope") is a Native American word for "friend". Friendship is natural at this overnight camp for boys ages 8-15. With its "four spokes" philosophy, Netop encourages growth and balance in four areas of life - social, mental, physical and spiritual. On 100 acres and a magnificent private lake, Netop offers a wide range of sports, water activities, arts, canoe/mountain trips and traditional games.

Campers choose activities such as guitar, soccer, baseball, archery, basketball, crafts, sailing, lacrosse, tennis, conditioning, drama, comedy, kayaking, swimming, photography and more. Team sports are offered for inter-camp competition. Positive role models, platform tent living and great traditions make this a lasting and enriching camp experience. 2-week, 3-week or 5-week sessions.

Chewonki has had more than 90 years to develop its engaging blend of learning, action, and ideals. We maintain a relaxed atmosphere where the program is meaningful and free from high pressure and intense competition. We believe that in an encouraging, supportive community, campers and trippers gain self-knowledge, initiative, and the realization that they have much to contribute to the world.

Camp activities include archery, art, camping, canoeing, organic farming, sports, kayaking, nature, photography, pottery, renewable energy, sailing, swimming, tennis, & woodshop. We offer one seven-week session (ages 10 -15), one five-week session (ages 10 -12), two three-week sessions (8 - 15) and two introductory ten-day sessions (8 -11). Coed wilderness trips for teens.

Birch Rock has been celebrating the character development of its campers and community since 1926. Out motto: Help the Other Fello is the foundation of our camp. Birch Rock's natural and nurturing structured program emphasizes the atheltic, academic and spiritual development of boys from 7-15 in a non-competitive environment with a max. of 80 per session. An array of water, field and trip programs are offered by our veteran staff. Academic tutoring and library on premises.