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Keewaydin Temagami for boys Established in 1893, Keewaydin Temagami is one of the oldest and most venerable camps in North America.      Play all 8 videos Play all(8)
Keewaydin Temagami for girls Established in 1893, Keewaydin Temagami is one of the oldest and most venerable camps in North America.      Play all 8 videos Play all(8)
Songadeewin of Keewaydin girls camp Songadeewin of Keewaydin opened its doors on Lake Dunmore, Vermont in 1999, as a camp for girls, age 8-15. Like Keewaydin Dunmore, Songadeewin combines the values of wilderness tripping with a strong in-camp program to offer a safe, nurturing fun-filled environment in which each camper is allowed to develop at her own pace. The program draws on the rich traditions of the earlier Songadeewin camp (1921-1975) and its rich Keewaydin heritage, but is designed to meet the specific needs of girls today.   Play all 2 videos Play all(2)
Keewaydin Dunmore boys camp Established in 1910, Keewaydin Dunmore is one of the oldest and most venerable camps in the country. Nestled on beautiful Lake Dunmore in the Green Mountains of Vermont, the inspiration for Keewaydin is the same now, as it was when it began: to provide boys with summers filled with fun, adventures and challenges through our rich in-camp activity program, our wilderness trips and simple living in the beautiful outdoors. Keewaydin Dunmore is a sleep-away camp for boys, age 8-16.      Play all 5 videos Play all(5)
KEEC - Keewaydin Environmental Education Center Since 1973, the Keewaydin Environmental Education Center (KEEC) has offered a multi-disciplinary approach to education that brings the pages of school books to life through the exploration of nature. Visit us: http://www.keewaydin.org/keec/  Play all 1 video Play all(1)
Ojibway for Families Ojibway Family Lodge is a rustic resort located on Devil's Island in Lake Temagami -- an unspoiled lake, 300 miles from Toronto, with 3,000 miles of shoreline and 1,500 islands. Imagine a wilderness shielded by ancient granite and dense with giant northern white and red pine, birch and cedar. Loons call from the lake. Blueberries and ferms are at your feet. There are no roads to Ojibway, transportation to the island is by boat or float plane. When you arrive, you will be struck by the enormous silence of the magnificent forest.  Play all 1 video Play all(1)
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