Junior Maine Woodscraft (ages 10-12)

A camper cooking over a open fire while another camper warms her hands nearby.Campers will enjoy the true Maine wilderness and learn traditional outdoor skills in this exciting hands-on experience. Our Junior Maine Woodcraft campers begin by setting up their tents at one of Bryant Pond’s remote campsites located on Mt. Christopher. The week will be spent learning and practicing traditional backcountry skills, wilderness cooking, canoe travel, hiking, and more! There will also be plenty of time spent cooling off in and on the waters of beautiful Bryant Pond!

On Friday, each Junior Maine Woodcraft participant will receive their JMW patch, recognizing their achievement within this exciting program. The Junior Maine Woodcraft program is the first step towards becoming a Junior Maine Guide. Some campers will choose to follow the woodcraft path towards this achievement, while others simply enjoy the excitement and challenges of this wonderful program and may return to try something new.

This program will be based in a remote site in tents. Please follow the Remote Site Packing List

Ages: 10-12camper cuts a branch with a bowsaw

Program Dates:  See below for options at Greenland Point!
Week #1 (6/22/25-6/27/25) Session Full
Week #3 (7/6/25-7/11/25) Session Full
Week #5 (7/20/25-7/25/25) Session Full

Jr. Maine Woodscraft is Full at Bryant Pond — But Adventure Awaits at Greenland Point!

Our Jr. Maine Woodscraft program has filled up, but there’s still room for exploration and fun at our sister site, Greenland Point in Princeton, Maine. With limited spaces for campers ages 9–12, it’s a great opportunity to experience the same spirit of adventure in a beautiful lakeside setting.

Partial scholarships are available, so don’t miss out —

Learn More About Greenland Point Programs!

Cost: $735.00

Register Onlinecampers walking on a trail in the woods

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