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Camp Micah
What we're all about...
What sets Micah apart from other camps isn’t our Ninja Warrior Course or heated pool, it’s our community. How we treat each other at camp is paramount to Camp Micah’s mission.
We have the best of both worlds at Micah. It’s hard to find a camp that has high quality activities, experienced staff, a beautiful setting, and great facilities while at the same time having a strong culture and community built upon a philosophy that everyone in the camp knows and lives by:
“The most important thing is to be a fair and honest person who is compassionate to and accepting of others while being who you are and trying to better yourself. Camp Micah provides a stimulating and challenging environment that encourages campers to step out of their comfort zones, form strong relationships, and develop a wide array of skills, all with the support of our knowledgeable and caring staff.”
Founded in 2001, Camp Micah is a traditional, Jewish, co-ed, overnight summer camp for campers ages 7-17. We are situated on a secluded lake in Bridgton, Maine. We have modern facilities, offer almost every activity, but most importantly we have a caring, nurturing community that both campers and staff return to summer after summer.
Our camp address
Camp Micah
156 Moose Cove Lodge Rd
Bridgton
ME
04009
Founded:
2001
Type:
Overnight
Age Range:
7-15
Campers:
Coed
Lodging:
Cabins
Capacity:
290
Accreditation
ACA Accredited
What we offer...
Activities
Waterfront, pool,team sports, individual sports, creative arts, ropes course, Ninja Warrior, performing arts, music, photography, hiking and more!
Cost & Sessions
Full Season (June 23rd – August 11th) $13,600
First Session (June 23rd – July 17th) $8,200
Second Session (July 19th – August 11th) $8,200
2-Week Taste of Micah (June 23rd – July 7th) $5,300
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