Blog - Wyonegonic Camp

Gratitude Letter to Wyo

Dear Carol, Susie, Steve, David, Abbey, and Perky, I went hiking this weekend and was inspired to write a letter...

Hi, I'm Maggie and camp Wyonegonic changed my life. My first year was one of the best. I met so many new friends from...

Summer camp gives campers and staff the important opportunity to belong to a community that focuses on inclusion. At...

On a recent visit to Wyo I was discussing the White Pine trees with Carol and Susie. The towering pines that line the...

Wyonegonic is proud to have hosted International staff since the 1980’s through the J1 visa cultural exchange program....

As a camper at Wyonegonic, I have been blessed to have been a member of such a caring, diverse, and fun community. The...

If you have called 207-452-2051 in the past two decades, you have been treated to the voice of a true Mainer. Karen...

With Thanksgiving recently passing, I was reminded of a lot of things to be grateful for. One of them being the camp...

Look who I hung out with recently...CITs 2003!! Thanks to Kate Humphrey for organizing--what a great mini-reunion! I...

November, 2020 Wyonegonic was founded on the principle of giving young women fuller and healthier lives through...

In college a few years ago in my fundamentals of design class we were asked to create a self portrait through written...

The smell of pines keeps calling me back to camp. Since I was a young girl, my summer camp has been one of the...