Contact Us

We’d Love to Hear From You!

Have questions about summer camp, school programs, registration, or visiting Bryant Pond? Our team is happy to help!

Whether you’re planning your child’s next camp adventure, exploring educational opportunities for your school, or looking for more information about our facilities and programs, we look forward to connecting with you.

General Contact Information

University of Maine 4-H Camp & Learning Center at Bryant Pond

Telephone:  207.665.2068

Fax: 207.665.2768

Email: extension.bryantpond@maine.edu

Mailing Address

PO Box 188
Bryant Pond, ME 04219

Physical Address & Directions

17 Conservation Lane
Bryant Pond, ME 04219

Please use our physical address when navigating to camp.

Meet Our Team

Bethany Pelletier

Director of Operations, Bryant Pond & Greenland Point

For questions about registration, payments, general camp operations, and administrative matters.

Email: extension.bryantpond@maine.edu

Gary Proulx

Program Director, Bryant Pond & Greenland Point

For questions about summer camp programming, program offerings, and the overall camp experience.

Email: gary.proulx@maine.edu

Mary Proulx

Director of Lakeside Classroom

For questions about school programs, educational experiences, and planning a Lakeside Classroom visit.

Email: mary.gorham@maine.edu

Mailing Your Camper

Receiving mail at camp can be a special part of the summer camp experience! Even a short note from home can brighten a camper’s day. Please note: The mailing instructions below are for campers attending Bryant Pond

Please address camper mail as follows:

University of Maine 4-H Camp at Bryant Pond
Camper’s Name & Program Name
PO Box 188
Bryant Pond, ME 04219

Looking for Greenland Point?

Bryant Pond and Greenland Point are two separate camp locations. If your camper is attending Greenland Point, please visit the Greenland Point website for location-specific contact information, directions, and camper mailing instructions.

A Note About Sending Food

For the safety of all campers, please do not send food or treats through the mail. Some campers have severe food allergies, and food stored in cabins can also attract wildlife.

Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and welcoming camp environment for everyone!