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Pine Tree CampAbout Us
Established in 1945
Every year, hundreds of Maine children and adults with disabilities arrive at Pine Tree Camp and their lives are transformed. We offer a full range of programming for children, adults and families. Opportunities range from day-long experiences on- and off-campus to week-long overnight sessions.
Full and partial tuition assistance is available. Pine Tree Camp has never turned away a camper due to inability to pay tuition.
- Boating and paddling
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Nature trails
- Gardening
- Farm animals
- Adaptive sports
- Adaptive biking
- Accessible playground
- Accessible tent site
- Archery
- Music
- Drama
- Arts and crafts
- Cooking
- Snowshoeing
- Sledding
- Ice fishing
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Our Programs
Program Name | Day | Overnight | Individual Camper | Families | Camper Ages | Tuition Assistance Available |
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Adult Overnight | • | • | 19+ | • | ||
Children's Overnight | • | • | 8-18 | • | ||
Camp Pine Cone | • | • | 5-13 | • | ||
Family Camp | • | • | 8+ | • | ||
Adventure Day Pass | • | • | • | 5+ | • | |
Dirigo Experience | • | • | 5-15 | • | ||
Leadership in Training | • | • | • | 14-18 | N/A |

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Of campers welcomed regardless of ability to pay tuition
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Dawn Willard-Robinson
CAMP DIRECTOR

Sarah Baillargeon
ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR
Rayleen Berry
ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR
Lori Chesley
CAMP RELATIONS COORDINATOR
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Meet Liam: He’s a Pine Tree Camp kid for life
“There’s so much to enjoy at Pine Tree Camp and Liam just loved it.” That’s how his mother, Maryann, describes his experience. Liam came to Camp Pine Cone for the first time and had such a good experience, his parents extended him from one session to three full weeks...
Pine Tree Society provides students hands-on experience with assistive technology
This summer, Linda Bonnar welcomed Speech-Language Pathology students from the University of Vermont (UVM) and Emerson College to Pine Tree Camp to experience firsthand as campers and their families learned how to use their alternative and augmentative communication...
Pine Tree Society supports clients impacted by Maine’s housing crisis
“Not having safe and adequate housing is hard,” said Case Manager, Joey Mullins. “You’re constantly living in survival mode trying to figure out if you have a safe place to sleep at night. That takes up a lot of mental and physical energy.” Together with the Case...
Parent & Family Magazine features article by Dr. Ayris Franklin
The September / October issue of Parent & Family Magazine features an article by Dr. Ayris Franklin, Director of Pine Tree Society's Audiology Department, about the importance of audiology testing for infants. Hearing evaluations for infants can be life changing....
3rd Annual Flutie 5K at Pine Tree Camp: Picturesque run on North Pond supports Maine people with disabilities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pine Tree Camp 3rd Annual Flutie 5K at Pine Tree Camp: Picturesque run on North Pond supports Maine people with disabilities Rome, Maine (August 13, 2024) - On Saturday, October 5, people of all abilities can come run, walk or wheel at the Flutie...
Pine Tree Camp supports autistic and sensory sensitive kids through a unique overnight summer camp
In July, Pine Tree Camp held its first ever Sensory Sensitive Week. Thirty young people came together from July 22-26 for an overnight summer camp designed especially for them. The week was made possible by a grant from the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism....