Camp O-AT-KA

    Campers are grouped by age and grade level in cabins and units.  Cabins in the junior unit house boys ages 7-11, those in the middler unit house boys ages 12-13, and senior unit cabins house boys ages 14-15.  Hot showers, toilets, and wash basins are located in separate washhouses in each unit.

    The seven-bed infirmary is staffed 24 hours a day by a registered nurse and medical support staff.  Camp O-AT-KA is located just 40 minutes from Maine’s largest hospital, Maine Medical Center.

    Camp O-AT-KA has state of the art program facilities.  Rifle and archery ranges allow boys to develop and hone their marksmanship skills.  The Goff Center for Arts and Crafts offers a fully equipped four-station photography lab, two woodworking shops, a fly-tying and rod-building studio, pottery studio, stained glass studio, arts & crafts studio, and model rocketry studio.

    Blessed with a one-half mile stretch of private sandy beach on Sebago Lake, Camp O-AT-KA’s offers a quiet and protected cove for all waterfront activities.  The waterfront includes protected swimming areas, a diving platform, lifeguard and boating docks.  The camp maintains a fleet of more than fifty canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and motorized watercraft to support active instructional and recreational boating and waterskiing programs.   

    Camp O-AT-KA is fortunate to have excellent sports facilities and outdoor playing fields.  Covered basketball courts and a climbing wall are housed in the open-air Keeler Center.  The Wheeler Tennis Center features three clay courts and two hard-surface tennis courts.  Instruction is provided to help boys improve upon their game.  The center hosts and participates in camp tournaments.  Alumni Field and Dennen Field provide ample room for active baseball, lacrosse, and soccer programs as well as space for a variety of wide games and camp events.