Tanglewood on the Ducktrap River in the Camden Hills State Park and Blueberry Cove overlooking Tenants Harbor — provide ideal settings for teaching respectful stewardship of natural ecosystems.
Our mission is to teach youth from Maine and beyond to be effective and caring citizens of the Earth through affordable environmental education and nature-based experiences.
Program content areas include summer camps (day, overnight, teen leadership, and discovery trip programs) and immersive academic-year school programs through our Open Air Classroom.
Learn more about Tanglewood, Blueberry Cove, and the Open Air Classroom!
Register for Programs and Events
Please visit the website pages for both Tanglewood and Blueberry Cove to learn about our different programs and see the 2025 dates to plan out your camper’s summer!
Whether you’re registering for summer camps, enrolling in an event, or filling out program paperwork for your school’s Open Air Classroom program, our Ultra Camp registration software is the tool you’ll use. Follow this link to visit our Register for Camp and School Programs page, where you can learn more about programming and the link to the Ultra Camp registration software. The registration page is also where you can find all the dates and program packing lists.
Join our Newsletter Mailing List
Get on the list to receive program news and updates. Our newsletter is where we’ll share highlights and important information. Follow this link to the 4-H Camp and Learning Centers at Tanglewood and Blueberry Cove Newsletter Sign-Up Form. Upon submission of the form, you’ll receive notifications of when our online newsletter is posted..
Upcoming Events
Visit our Upcoming Events page for more opportunities.
Any person who needs accommodation to participate in a Tanglewood or Blueberry Cove program should contact the office at 207.789.5868 or extension.tanglewood4h@maine.edu to discuss their needs in advance.
The University of Maine System is an equal opportunity institution committed to nondiscrimination.