| 2011 Session Dates |
How many days
until camp? |
First Session '11:
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June 21– July 16 |
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Junior Wavus I
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June 30 – July 9 |
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| Second Session '11: |
July 19 – August 13 |
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| Junior Wavus II |
July 28 – August 6 |
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See the "Admissions" page
for an online application. |
The Wavus Camp for Girls is a residential and wilderness
program for 8–16 year old girls that offers a safe,
adventurous environment where campers have an opportunity
to explore and develop their potential in a supportive and
non–competitive setting. Guided by a caring and experienced
staff, campers increase confidence through independent decision–making
while forming lasting friendships with peers from diverse
backgrounds. As our girls become older and more experienced,
their trips become more challenging. At Wavus, girls learn
to be both independent thinkers and part of a mutually–dependent
team.
Videos: "Maine's newest & oldest summer
camp"
Watch
our new video highlights
Watch
an NBC video clip featuring
Wavus Camp for Girls!
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Eight, nine and ten-year-old girls coming to the Wavus Camp
for Girls for the first time have the option of attending
a 10–day Introductory session if they and their parents
feel this would suit them better than the full 3–week
program.
There's so much to do at Wavus Camp for Girls! Here's a
quick list of what happens here:
- Adventure – wilderness outdoor experience for
Wavus Summer Camp Girls: hiking, backpacking, canoeing,
kayaking, trips!
- Archery – archery for Wavus Girls Summer Camp
teaching shooting techniques
- Arts – arts and craft activities include ceramics,
fiber arts, painting, drawing, leatherwork, needle point,
beadwork, jewelry making, and more. boating, kayaking,
sea kayaking, canoeing, sailing
- Girls Camp – Wavus camps are 10 and 26 days long
and are open to girls 8–16 years old; Wavus Camp
For Girls is awesome, builds leadership, confidence,
courage, knowledge, and friendships
- Cooking & baking classes
- Counselors – Counselors teach activities, lead
on wilderness trips and serve as great mentors for the
girls at Wavus camp for girls
- Crafts – Crafts activities for girls at Wavus
include working with wood, leather, clay, fibers, beads,
and natural objects.
- Drama – Drama acitivies and producing many camp
skits provide creative opportunities for girls at Wavus
camp fgirls, singing, plays, dance,
- Fishing, spin cast & fly fishing
- Games – Games at camp are fun everyday before
lunch, during an activity period, or after dinner.
- Hiking – Hiking and backpacking in the woods
of Maine and New Hampshire are favorite outdoor activities
for the many girls at Wavus
- Kids – Kids sleepaway overnight camps at Wavus
Camp For Girls provide fun and adventure for girls ages
8 through 16
- Nature – Nature and environmental discovery are
fun activities at Wavus: discover nature, hiking, lakes & the
ocean
- Maine – Summer Camp for Girls At Wavus is a great
way to spend the summer and make long lasting friendships
- Outdoors – Activities Outdoors in the northern
New England wilderness: ocean swimming, ocean paddling,
lobster boat tour, ocean exploration,
- Pottery, wheels, sculpting, kiln dry art
- Rafting – Whitewater Rafting, opti-sailing and
paddling Maine's rivers at Wavus Summer Camp for Girls
- Riflery – Riflery including safety and shooting
techniques at Wavus Summer Camp for Girls
- Rock climbing – Indoor rock wall,bouldering and
outdoor adventure course are all fun at Wavus
- Summer camp location – Summer Camp for Girls
at Wavus is located on Damariscotta Lake Maine
- Swimming – Swimming games, swimming lessons,
and diverse water activity fun at Wavus
- Tennis – Tennis, tennis instruction, tennis games,
tennis fun at Wavus
- Woodworking,carving, weaving, wild doughnuts
See our Reunion
& Slideshow schedule: 2010
Schedule
Look at virtual tour
pix of the campus: Wavus
Virtual Tours
Dates for Summer Camp 2012 are: 1st Session – June 19
– July 14 and 2nd Session July 17 – August 11
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