Pine Tree Society Blog

Pine Tree Camp gives a leg up for learning

Being outside in nature gives kids a leg up for learning.  We are excited about the opportunity for Pine Tree Camp to be a part of your summer programming to help offset learning loss for your students with disabilities. Social and emotional learning and physical well...

July 15th

As a member of our new Impact Society, we are honored to invite you to join us for a special evening live from Pine Tree Camp. Thursday, July 15 at 7 p.m. We will connect via Zoom. Noel Sullivan, President and CEO of Pine Tree Society, and Dawn Willard-Robinson, Pine...

Paddle for Pine Tree Camp Program Challenge: Team Boating!

What’s your favorite thing to do at Pine Tree Camp? Keith loves to fish.  He has boated and fished on North Pond for many years and knows the water well.  As Pine Tree Camp’s new Facilities Supervisor, he can’t wait to share his knowledge about North Pond with...

Why Linda Paddles

Linda Bonnar was among the very first group of paddlers who kayaked their way down the Kennebec River when the Paddle for Pine Tree Camp started 25 years ago.  She was a Pine Tree Camp counselor at the time. “I saw how important Pine Tree Camp was to so many people,”...

Paddle for Pine Tree Camp Program Challenge: Team Pine Tree Kitchen!

What is your favorite thing to do at Pine Tree Camp? For Greg, Kelly and Lori it’s cooking for everyone in the dining hall.  They love to cook and share meals together with campers and staff.  This year they look forward to connecting with campers virtually through...

Paddle for Pine Tree Camp Program Challenge: Team Biking!

What’s your favorite thing to do at Pine Tree Camp? Gareth grew up at camp with his mom, Dawn, who is the director. He has seen camp innovate and grow for his entire life and that’s what makes the all-new adaptive bike program so exciting for him. “I’m inspired by the...

Paddle for Pine Tree Camp Program Challenge: Team Waterfront!

What’s your favorite thing to do at Pine Tree Camp? Mary loves being in the water.  It’s a place where she feels totally and utterly free, and she enjoys sharing that joy with other people. “You can see people relax when they get in the water.  Their shoulders drop...

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