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• Acadia Institute of Oceanography

  AIO introduces young people to the world of marine science through a unique curriculum that combines the basic elements of biological, physical and chemical oceanography with field, classroom, offshore, and laboratory work.

• Camp All-Star

  The mission of Camp All-Star is to develop athletic skills through individualized sports instruction, strengthen inner core values and principles, encourage abilities in leadership, fair play, and team work, and provide a fun, rewarding, and memorable summer sports camp experience.

• Camp Hawthorne

  Camp Hawthorne's goals are to help campers grow into healthy, tolerant, and self-confident individuals, capable of living and working with others in a community setting while creating lasting relationships with their peers.

• Camp Modin

  Camp Modin promises to embrace the best that is known and thought about how children grow and thrive, and to bring this knowledge to the enduring Modin experience, for children to cherish their entire lives.

• Hidden Valley Camp

  Hidden Valleys roots are in the movement of progressive childrens communities. Built with a commitment to quality and professionalism, and a deep sensitivity to individual needs and group life, HVC has no rifles, uniforms, or color war. A non-competitive, non-sectarian community provides individualized attention to all campers in a structured yet unpressured atmosphere.

• Kingsley Pines

  Kingsley Pines is a cnon-competitive co-ed camp with excellent waterfront, creative arts, outdoor adventure and sports programs located on Panther Lake in Raymond, Maine.

• Maine Golf and Tennis Academy

  The Maine Golf and Tennis Academy is New England's #1 Golf and Tennis Camps. Plus, they also offer all the classic and traditional summer camp programming: Camping and Canoeing Trips, Waterskiing, Sailing, Kayaking, Canoeing, Ropes Course, Whitewater Rafting, and Arts and Crafts.

• Med-O-Lark Camp

  Med-O-Lark has the largest offerings of workshops in the fine arts and handcrafts of any camp among the many New England camps. The courses in dance and theatre also provide many opportunities for shows and presentations at the end of every two weeks. Additional arts available at camp include culinary arts, martial arts, fencing, English riding, choral music, guitar, poetry, writing, and creative photography.

• Medomak Camp

  Medomak is a summer haven of lake, woods, and fields that is steeped in fun, tradition and simplicity. At camp, families have the opportunity to unplug, relax and reconnect with whats important- our family, our community and our environment. Adults and children alike enjoy over two dozen counselor-led traditional camp activities such as archery, sailing, fishing, arts and crafts, tennis, campfires as well as yoga, gallery visits and Maine cheese & beer tasting.

• No. 1 Soccer Camps

  Now in its 29th consecutive year of operation No. 1 Soccer Camps has become the most trusted name in soccer camps. No. 1 Soccer Camps has been recognized as Top Camp by Sports Illustrated for Kids and Your Camp by Sports Illustrated for Women.

• Planet Hockey Camps

  Planet Hockey Total Player Development Hockey Camps teach and tie together the fundamental and advanced hockey skills needed to become a complete player. Successful players train hard to develop a delicate balance of all skills including skating, stick handling, passing, scoring, team play and off ice training.

• Pro Ambitions Hockey Camps

  Pro Ambitions is a unique and awesome experience for all hockey players with the philosophy that one can never stop learning from good coaching at any stage of your game. All players will benefit from a curriculum that focuses on game situational drills/skills and mental conditioning/confidence.

• Williwaw Adventures

  Williwaw has been creating unique adventures for young adults since 1999. Their expeditions are designed to provide a safe and meaningful wilderness experience that balance challenging adventure and exploration with fun. They spend time developing outdoor skills, but also focus on the group experience and personal growth as students develop confidence, self-reliance and a sense of personal responsibility.