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Camp Med-o-lark runs this residential camp in Washington, United States. The camp welcomes children aged 7–16, with sports, arts & crafts, and adventure on the programme. 10 sessions scheduled Jun 27 – Aug 21, 2027, each lasting 13–55 nights. Activities run in English.
Camp Med-o-lark is a creative, welcoming summer camp tucked into the woods of Maine, known for its strong arts programs, warm community, and relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere. It’s a place where kids and teens are encouraged to be themselves, explore their interests deeply, and build meaningful friendships that often last well beyond the summer. At Med-o-lark, the arts are central to daily life. Campers can choose from a wide range of offerings in music, theater, dance, visual arts, and creative writing, with especially strong programs in music and performing arts. Whether a camper is picking up an instrument for the first time, writing their own songs, designing sets, or performing on stage, the emphasis is always on creativity, expression, and joy rather than pressure or competition. Performances and showcases are celebratory, supportive experiences that highlight growth and effort. Beyond the arts, Med-o-lark offers a full traditional camp experience. Campers swim, canoe, play sports and games, hike, spend time outdoors, and enjoy classic camp traditions. The natural setting creates space to unplug, breathe, and feel at home in the outdoors, while still balancing structured activities with free time and choice. What truly sets Camp Med-o-lark apart is its culture. The camp is built around core values of friendship and kindness as a way of life; the confidence to think for yourself and act independently; the freedom to be and to become; and consideration for oneself, for others, for the environment, and for the community. Campers are supported in taking healthy risks, trying new things, and finding their voice in a community that celebrates individuality and mutual respect. The staff at Med-o-lark are caring, engaged, and deeply invested in the camper experience. Many are artists, educators, and returning counselors who understand the importance of mentorship, patience, and genuine connection. Cabins are small, fostering close bonds and a strong sense of belonging, and counselors work closely with campers to help them feel safe, supported, and confident. Med-o-lark is a wonderful fit for kids who are creative, curious, thoughtful, or simply looking for a place where they can feel comfortable being themselves. It’s a camp where friendships form naturally, creativity thrives, and campers leave with not just new skills, but a stronger sense of who they are and who they can become.
Catherine Hoye
My six summers at Med-o-lark have had a deep and lasting impact on who I am and where I want to go in life. As a first-time camper in 2013, I had no idea that it would keep me coming back up to a seventh summer and fourth year as a counselor. The talented, hard-working, kind campers that Med-O-Lark attracts are why I’ve decided to go into teaching and why I come back every year. You will meet truly incredible people at this camp from all over the world, and even make lifelong friends. I would recommend to anyone that they attend Med-o-lark.
Jan 2026
Abby Colen
Our daughters have gone to Med-o-lark for the past ten years and it has become their “happy place” and their home away from home. I have no doubt that these summers are creating the most treasured childhood memories for them—ones that will be with them forever. They have made wonderful, lifelong friendships with kids from all over the country and the world, and keep in touch with these friends during the year. The staff has figured out how to both foster independence and build a strong sense of community for the campers, where all feel included and proud to be a part of the Med-o-lark family. I feel completely confident that the wonderful camp staff is taking care of all of the campers’ needs and if I ever have a need to get in touch with them, they always make themselves available. I can’t recommend this camp highly enough and I am thankful it has been a part of their childhood experience. They are counting the days until the bus leaves for Maine.
Jan 2026
Porter Hahn
I’ve absolutely loved teaching guitar and recording studio two summers at Med-o-lark. There’s such a wide breadth of artistic pursuits offered, the campers really have a chance to discover a passion or talent they aren’t typically exposed to (e.g. hot glass, flying trapeze, etc…). In my short time here, I’ve made some of the greatest friends I’ve ever had – and I know many campers feel the same way (my younger sister included). Lasting friendships and creative, artistic freedom are extremely important to me personally – and are what make Med-o-lark a special place.
Jan 2026
Emily Roy
From the moment our daughter walked into Med-o-lark, she became a member of the family. Camp Med-o-lark truly is her happy place. When she is there, she is really able to be herself. Over the past few years, she has explored making candles, learning how to do Circus Arts, how to sew, how to cook, being a part of many musicals and plays, and truly growing as a child. She has made amazing friends. We are so happy to be a member of the Camp Med-o-lark family.
Jan 2026
At Camp Med o lark, the safety and well being of our campers is our highest priority. We follow American Camp Association and State of Maine guidelines, maintain strong camper to staff ratios, and provide consistent supervision throughout each day. Our on site Health Center is staffed by qualified medical professionals who manage medications, illnesses, and injuries with care and clear communication. We are committed to thoughtful emergency preparedness, allergy and dietary awareness, and fostering a supportive, respectful community, creating an environment where campers feel safe, healthy, and able to thrive. Supervision follows the Rule of Three — staff are never alone out of sight with a camper — and counselors are hired with background and reference checks under Maine regulations, with safety training continuing throughout the summer.
Breakfast
Morning Gathering
Primary 1 (e.g. Circus)
Primary 2 (e.g. Hot Glass)
Primary 3 (e.g. Culinary Arts)
Lunch
Elective 1 (e.g. Rock Band)
Elective 2 (e.g. Photography)
Elective 3 (e.g. Waterfront)
Chill Time
Dinner
Evening Activity
Wind Down
Campers are encouraged to unplug and fully engage in the camp experience, so cell phones and personal Wi-Fi-enabled devices are not permitted for use during camp.
What you get back depends on when you cancel — select a session for exact dates.
100% refund
60+ days before start
50% refund
30–59 days before start
No refund
Under 30 days before start
The booking deposit is non-refundable — the refund percentages above apply to the remaining balance only.



Where your child sleeps
Campers live in clean, rustic cabins with bunk beds and a dresser for each camper. Every cabin has its own bathrooms and showers. Counselors live in the cabins with campers to provide supervision and support.
Campus facilities
82 Medolark Rd. Washington, Maine 04574
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Getting your child there
BOS and PWM
Pickup service · Airport pickup is available from Boston (BOS) and Portland, Maine (PWM) on select dates. Boston flights arrive on Saturdays—June 27, July 11, July 25, and August 8—and should land between 3:00–7:00 PM. Please note that Boston arrivals are scheduled for the day before the session begins. Portland flights arrive on Sundays—June 28, July 12, July 26, and August 9—with arrivals scheduled between 10:00 AM–1:00 PM.
82 Medolark Rd. Washington, Maine 04574

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