What Maine sleep away camp does your daughter love?
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Anonymous
| I went to Wyonegonic as a teen, apparently it's still around. It's all girls but there's a boy's camp nearby (Winona). Such an amazing camp and left me with many fond memories. |
Anonymous
| Another wyo alum here! Amazing camp. |
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Anonymous
| NP. For people recommending camps, is it possible for you to say a couple of sentences about what the camp is like, in the way the Alford poster did? I appreciate all the ideas because, like OP, I’m looking for a camp for next summer. My DD only wants to go for two weeks and I’d prefer electronics-free. |
Anonymous
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The Camp Experts and Teen Summers offers FREE camp advising services. We work with over 1000 camps (traditional and specialty) and programs (teen travel, community service trips, pre-college enrichment). The way we work is you tell me a little about your child and I send you personalized recommendations. I can also differentiate between the camps for you. This is all at no cost to you and there is no obligation whatsoever. Our website is www.campexperts.com and my email is lindsey@campexperts.com
I would love to chat with you and help you. |
Anonymous
| Wohelo |
Anonymous
| Fern wood Cove or Fernwood. DD did Fernwood cove the first year it opened loved it. |
Anonymous
| I know this is a few years old, but looking for an all girls camp in New England. Looking for a nice, warm, not cliquey place, good mix of activities (water sports, horses, arts.) If it matters, we’re upper middle class (not super wealthy) and we’re not Jewish. Any suggestions? |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Maybe Takodah in NH? Good luck! |
Anonymous
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https://www.campwicosuta.com/story/why-wico/
Maybe this camp? |
Anonymous
| We have friends who love Wavus. |