Birch Rock Camp

Birch Rock Camp provides a nurturing, non-competitive environment for boys aged 7 to 15, focusing on personal achievement and self-confidence. Located in the Oxford Hills of Maine, the camp offers a much-needed break from electronic devices and social pressures, allowing campers to reconnect with the natural world. The camp community is built on the motto "Help the Other Fellow," fostering a culture of civility, simplicity, and mutual support.

The camp features a high-quality, veteran staff with an impressive 3:1 camper-to-counselor ratio, ensuring a safe and highly supervised setting for all participants. Activities include swimming in Lake McWain, mastering wilderness skills, and engaging in organized games. To support diverse learning needs and academic continuity, the camp provides an on-site library and a dedicated tutoring program.

Campers live in small, white-washed cabins designed to promote cooperation and social skills. Through overnight camping trips and traditional outdoor activities, Birch Rock Camp offers a structured yet challenging path toward personal accomplishment and social development in a secure, ACA-accredited setting.