To create engaging communities where each young person encounters Christ through a dynamic camp experience.

Camp Walden is a 7-week, overnight camp for girls ages 7-15 in Denmark, Maine. Campers return each summer for friendship, challenge and fun and learn skills while participating in activities such as wilderness trips, horseback riding, tennis, sailing, musical theater and water skiing. Since 1916 the Walden experience has supported campers as they acquire leadership skills and confidence to navigate their world.

At Walden we teach leadership and responsibility for this leadership through modeling. Younger campers learn these skills when older campers lead a discussion, comfort a friend, and take initiative around camp. In addition every Saturday our oldest campers spend Rest Hour facilitating a bunk meeting with younger campers and their counselors. These conversations are a weekly opportunity for campers and staff to reflect on what is going well for their bunk group and what they can work on to ensure the best summer for everyone.

The connections campers make through these shared experiences at Walden last a life-time. Our robust alumni network remains loyal both to camp and to their Walden friends. They often refer to camp as their favorite summer home!

Camp Wawenock is an overnight summer camp for girls ages 7-16 located on Sebago Lake in Maine. Over the course of a seven-week program, campers build life skills through a fun and challenging program while creating connection and community. Girls learn social, activity, and leadership skills that will help them in all aspects of life. Staff focus on the personal development of each child, as well as building the community as a whole and intentional leadership opportunities are built into each camper’s summer.

The Wawenock program is designed to help girls build confidence while having fun and learning new skills. Activity areas include: tennis, horseback riding, swimming, sailing, canoeing, boating, windsurfing, pottery, crafts, fabric arts, photography, art, music and drama, dance, outdoor living skills, archery, and riflery.

At Wawenock, you have a camp family for life. Girls from around the world are bonded by common values, traditions, and experience. You know that you’re part of something bigger than yourself.

Wawenock campers are unplugged, de-stressed, and face-to-face, allowing them to develop genuine relationships in a place that feels like home.

The Westwind Stewardship Group inspires people to be stewards of the environment and their communities by conserving Westwind’s diverse ecosystems in perpetuity and fostering life-changing experiences for children, families, individuals, and groups.

To inspire and empower all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

Winnebago is a residential boys camp founded in 1919. Camp is both timeless and innovative. We shape each camper’s Winnebago experience to match his abilities through our expertise in experiential learning and child development.

Our fundamental philosophy is a belief that a boy’s character, values and contentment are cultivated through a sense of joy, connection and developmentally appropriate effort and challenge. Winnebago thrives as a place where boys can be their true selves while maturing in a physically and emotionally safe environment. We do all this amidst a stunning natural landscape away from many of the distractions and trappings of the modern world, giving boys unique experiences as they explore the nooks and crannies of Maine.

Andy Lilienthal, a third generation owner/Director, and his wife, Laura, a board-certified pediatrician, are the proud parents of two Winnebagans.