Camp Takajo: Why Maine?

Lakes. Pine Forests. Even Moose.
There's a reason people talk about Maine in such reverential tones. The state has 2,200 lakes. Warm, inviting, crystal clear bodies of water that make most other lakes look like swimming holes. There are hundreds of thousands of acres of pine forests.

Temperate days and comfortable nights, where you feel you can touch the sky. And more miles of beautiful coastline than California. Even mountains -- Mt. Katahdin is one of the highest peaks in New England. It's the perfect setting for summer, one that can't be matched anywhere.
Tradition.
As Forbes noted, there's something unique about summer camps in Maine. From our acres of prime waterfront to our unspoiled wilderness, Maine has been the only destination of choice for thousands of camp families, with friendships that stretch from generation to generation.

Our summer camps feature the finest facilities, the most sought-after staff and the most unique range of off-site trips. And with more than 100 Maine camps, there's something to suit everyone.
Geographical Diversity.
The lure of Maine extends way beyond the Northeast. Our campers come from throughout the U.S., some from all over the world. (More than 20,000 campers live in 30 states, and several countries!)

Your children will learn to stretch their boundaries and experience life through the eyes of someone whose life is not a mirror image of their own.
Easy To Get Here.
Hard To Leave.
Maine is a lot closer than you think. An easy drive or flight from most places in the Northeast-- about the same distance as a winter ski trip. A great vacation for the entire family.

Whether you're looking for the famed seaside resorts of Bar Harbor and Camden or a lodge on one of our pristine lakes, Maine has something for everyone -- especially kids! Come and visit our Maine Camps and you'll never want to leave.

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(excerpts from Maine Camp Experience, http://mainecampexperience.com/why.php)

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