Camps with fishing in Maine

Ages 12–18

A summer-long residential program for teenage boys on a 750-acre island off Milbridge, built around hands-on work crews, projects and recreation including sailing and swimming. A year-round nonprofit with a winter program in West Bridgewater, MA.

As published: Not published on the pages read; scholarships available

Ages 8–15 · $6,500/session

A sports-specialty overnight camp for boys on the Bridgton Academy campus in North Bridgton, running all-inclusive 3-week sessions and pairing athletic coaching with traditional camp elements (waterfront, cabin life); ACA accreditation and a relatively low Google review count (compared to the larger traditional camps in this list) are consistent with a newer or more niche program (one review referenced its "inaugural summer in 2011").

As published: $6,500 per 3-week session, all-inclusive (2027 sessions); $200 early-enrollment discount if enrolled by Dec 31, 2026, bringing it to $6,300

Ages 8–14 · $8,500–$13,550/session

Camp Agawam is a residential summer camp for boys on Crescent Lake in Raymond, Maine, owned by a nonprofit council of former campers and counselors. Sessions run seven weeks or 3.5 weeks, with evening tennis and recreation leagues, boating, fishing and swimming at the lake, and longer trips for older campers. The camp states it has operated since 1919 and runs a free week program for local Maine boys.

As published: 2027: 7-week session (June 30 to August 17) $13,550; 3.5-week session ages 8-11 $8,500; 3.5-week session ages 12-14 $9,700; Senior Club (June 27 to August 17) $8,500. Tuition is all-inclusive with few exceptions; chaperoned bus from NJ, CT and MA and airport transport are offered at extra cost

Ages 8–15 · $12,000–$18,300/session

Camp Androscoggin is a sleepaway camp for boys ages 8 to 15 on Lake Androscoggin in Wayne, Maine, with a large land sports and waterfront program plus arts and media facilities. The camp says it is accredited and has been operating since 1907. Campers can take part in as many as seven activities a day.

As published: 2027: Full Session (June 27 to August 13) $18,300; Four-Week Session (June 27 to July 25) $12,000, all-inclusive

Ages 8–17 · $325–$350/week

Camp Good News is a Christian overnight camp run by Child Evangelism Fellowship of Maine on a campground in East Livermore, near Schoolhouse Pond. Weeklong sessions in summer serve children ages 8 to 13, with a separate week for teens ages 14 to 17. Days include canoeing, fishing, archery, basketball, photography, campfires and cabin devotions with counselors, and the camp says children are taught the Word of God.

As published: 2026: Junior Camp (ages 8 to 13) $325 per week, Teen Camp (ages 14 to 17) $350 per week.

Ages 7–16

A boys' camp in the Belgrade Lakes region of Maine with sports, waterfront and arts programs, founded in 1947. It also runs Camp Eastwood for younger boys.

As published: 2027: First Session (Jun 24-Jul 16) $10,950; Second Session (Jul 19-Aug 10) $10,950; Full Session (Jun 24-Aug 10) $18,350

Ages 8–14

An Odd Fellows-sponsored day and overnight camp on True's Pond, open to youth regardless of ability. Activities include kayaking, archery, fishing, swimming, arts and crafts, hiking and campfires.

As published: Not published (directory says under $500 per week)

Ages 7–17

Girl Scouts of Maine's wilderness overnight camp on Lower Togue Pond at the entrance to Baxter State Park, with views of Mt. Katahdin. Adventure programs and Junior Maine Guide programs are offered.

As published: Not published on the pages read (the council points to a 2026 Camp Guide); $40 non-refundable registration deposit per session

Ages 10–14 · $750/session

Camp North Woods is a week-long residential outdoor skills camp run by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and hosted at the University of Maine 4-H Camp and Learning Center at Bryant Pond. Maine Game Wardens and department staff teach riflery, archery, map and compass, wilderness survival, canoeing or kayaking, ATV operation, fishing and a hunter safety course. Campers are chosen by lottery, with 96 spots split evenly between girls and boys, and are grouped by younger and older age ranges.

As published: 2026: $750 registration fee for Maine residents and non-residents, including meals, lodging and instruction. Selected Maine resident campers who have not previously received a conservation scholarship get $400 off, lowering the fee to $350.

An ACA-accredited nonprofit boys' camp in Raymond, Maine, with 27 activities including sailing, waterskiing, woodshop and camping trips. Founded in 1917.

As published: 2027: Full season (Jun 24-Aug 11) $13,400; 1st or 2nd half session $8,900 each

Grades 7 to 9 (about ages 11–14)

A five-day residential leadership camp for teens entering grades 7-9 at Cobscook Institute in Trescott, Maine, with canoeing, fishing, games and workshops. Run by Healthy Acadia and now in its 26th year.

As published: 2026: $315 per camper for five days including meals and overnight stays; full and partial scholarships based on need

Ages 6–18 · $350–$850/week

A non-denominational Christian camp in Raymond blending traditional camp activities (softball, capture the flag, carnival days) with faith programming and devotionals; its publicly stated staff-training regimen (10 days onsite, Red Cross lifeguard/CPR certification, background checks and reference verification for every staff member) is unusually detailed for a camp of its size and price point.

As published: 2026 season: overnight week "$550 / $650 / $850" tiered; day camp week "$350 / $450 / $550"

Ages 7–17 · $8,750–$17,000/session

A century-old (1924) boys' camp in Fryeburg run as a "brother-sister" pair with neighboring Forest Acres Camp for Girls, known in particular for its English riding program; a stated 90% year-over-year camper return rate and campers drawn from 22+ states and 8+ countries point to a well-established, loyalty-driven traditional camp.

As published: 2027 regular: Full Season "$17,000"; 4 Week "$12,350"; 3 Week "$8,750" (early bird lower)

Ages 7–16

Day camp at L.L.Bean's Freeport Outdoor Discovery Schools with small-group outdoor activities such as kayaking, archery and fly casting; Teen Adventure Week is a one-week program for older campers.

As published: Not published on the camps page (directory says under $500 per week)

Ages 8–15

The Maine Youth Fish and Game Association runs a one-week outdoor day camp at its Pickerel Pond facility for ages 8 to 15, with age-separated weeks for ages 8 to 11 and 12 to 15. Activities include fishing, archery, canoeing and kayaking, wilderness survival, range safety and marksmanship, and wildlife lessons from biologists and other experts. Youths aged 12 to 15 have one overnight, and daily buses run from a school in Milford.

As published: Not published (the site says cost "remains affordable thanks to generous donations" and scholarships are available for those with financial needs)

A family camp described as a hybrid between a traditional New England summer camp and an all-inclusive family vacation, for guests aged 2 to 102. Founded in 1904 as a farming camp and reimagined in 1994.

As published: 2027: $1,950 per person per week (adults and children 13+); $1,840 ages 5-12; $1,690 ages 2-4; under 2 free; all-inclusive; one-week sessions Jun 20-Aug 14, 2027

Ages 11–17

A Christian wilderness camp for teens 11-17 on more than 7,000 acres of woods, streams and lakes in western Maine, run by Christian Camps & Conferences. Activities include waterskiing, whitewater rafting, climbing and fishing.

As published: 2027: two-week sessions $2,045; four-week months $4,090; WILD I 4-week leadership program $4,090 (WILD II $3,850, filled); registration opens Sept 1

Ages 9–15 · $12,500–$15,600/session

A small, historic (1902) boys' wilderness and canoe-tripping camp on an island in Great Pond near Rome — capped at 85–90 campers with an unusually tight overall camper-to-counselor ratio (near 2:1), a staff pipeline drawn heavily from former campers, and a stated 90% camper return rate, all pointing to a close-knit, tradition-heavy program rather than a large commercial one.

As published: "True Cost of Camp": $15,600; Subsidized tuition: $12,500 — per single six-week summer session (2027: June 25–Aug 8)

Ages 5–18

A fully accessible, ACA-accredited camp on North Pond in Rome that has served Maine residents with developmental and physical disabilities since 1945, built around an unusually attentive 3:1 camper-to-counselor ratio and a stated policy of never turning away a camper for inability to pay — a mission-driven, nonprofit-run special-needs camp rather than a fee-maximizing commercial one.

As published: Not published as a dollar figure; site states "Full and partial tuition assistance is available. Pine Tree Camp has never turned away a camper due to inability to pay tuition"

Ages 6–18

A University of Maine Cooperative Extension camp on 170 acres with half a mile of shoreline on Lake Christopher, with day and overnight programs. Paths include Wilderness Survival, Woodscraft, Naturalist, Maine Woods Adventure and Teen Leadership, plus hunter safety and shooting sports.

As published: 2027: Day Camp (ages 6-9) $325 per week; overnight program prices not read; $50 registration deposit; scholarships available

Ages 5–18

A UMaine 4-H overnight and day camp on a 64-acre wooded peninsula on Long Lake near Grand Lake Stream in Down East Maine, with log cabins, waterfront and remote campsites. Programs include fishing, wilderness, hunter safety and counselor-in-training tracks.

As published: 2026: Day Camp (ages 5-9) $300; two-week overnight program (July 5-17, 2026) $1,485; other program prices not read

Ages 7–16 · $1,067–$2,642/session

YMCA Camp of Maine is a coed overnight camp in Winthrop, Maine, with one- and two-week sessions, separate girls' and boys' villages, an Explorer's Camp for ages 7 to 9 and a Leader In Training program. Activities include waterfront, sports, outdoor life and creative arts. The camp states it was founded in 1915 and uses tiered tuition with a financial aid tier.

As published: 2027 tiered tuition: one-week session $1,067 to $1,334; two-week sessions $2,114 to $2,642; Explorer's Camp (ages 7 to 9) $534 to $668; Tier 4 is a variable rate for families with greater need