

Camp Chewonki February Newsletter
Dear Chewonki Families,
As I write this letter, Chewonki Neck is buried under over a foot of snow! We got lucky with a lot of snow and a sunny day for the Polar Bear Party. We were thrilled to……..
From stories around the campfire to sunset paddles along the shore, we build our summer camp community to share the challenges and fun as a team. Campers return summer after summer to reunite with old friends and dive into the next adventure. At Chewonki, we expect every member of the community to contribute with an “all hands on deck” attitude.
There are few things in life that help build character and self-awareness like life at summer camp. We work with our campers to embrace authenticity, develop new skills, take a break from the ordinary and reflect on who they are, and what they want to be. Camp is a wonderful chance to grow and discover new interests with the guidance of excellent role models and compassionate counselors.
Unplugging from the pace of modern life has become increasingly rare for kids. Time away at overnight camp allows for simple living and nearly every waking moment outdoors in the natural world. Camp Chewonki is founded on a love for ecology, wildlife, and learning about the relationship between humans and the world around us.
Dear Chewonki Families,
As I write this letter, Chewonki Neck is buried under over a foot of snow! We got lucky with a lot of snow and a sunny day for the Polar Bear Party. We were thrilled to……..
Dear Chewonki Families,
Happy New Year! We hope this newsletter comes to you after a happy and healthy holiday season.
The start of a new year is……..
Dear Chewonki Families,
Winter is officially here in Maine and the holiday season is upon us! We love this time of year- time with family and friends, getting cozy inside or bundling up for trudging through the snow.
We’re very excited……..
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Dear Chewonki Families,
The leaves have fallen and the mornings are crisp here on Chewonki Neck. Outdoor Classroom has wrapped up for the semester and many of your beloved trip leaders and overnight camp staff who stayed around for the fall are heading on to their winter adventures.
We’re excited to announce that……..