Camp Winona

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Winona Camps for Boys was founded in Bridgton, Maine 1908 by Phil Cobb. It is currently owned and operated by the Ordway family, a family in the Maine community which has connections with the Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine.

Winona is a camp for boys located on the shores of Moose Pond. The camp is rich with tradition, and it holds a sterling reputation in the camp community. Most of its campers are between ages 10 and 13, and the majority of its staff consists of college students with previous camp experience and graduates from their Counselor-in-Training program. It has one of the highest staff retention rates in the region,[citation needed] and is affiliated with Wyonegonic Camps for Girls.

Camping Facilities in the state of Maine

Camp Agawam (Raymond) | Camp Arcadia (Casco) | Camp Kawanhee for Boys (Weld) | Camp Med-O-Lark (Washington) | Camp Micah (Bridgton) | Camp Modin (Belgrade) | Camp O-AT-KA (Sebago) | Camp Timanous (Raymond) | Camp Vega (Fayette) | Camp Winona (Bridgton) | Darrow Wilderness Trip Camp (Grand Lake Stream) | Forest Acres Camp for Girls (Fryeburg) | Kingsley Pines Camp (Raymond) | Medomak Camp (Washington) | YMCA Camp of Maine (Winthrop)
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