This photo of the yard at Camp was taken by Bryan Carnathan in the Summer of 2005. Bryan came up to Camp with the most impressive photo equipment we'd seen in a long time, and he got some wonderful shots of the area. Thanks to him for so graciously sharing them with us! If you get a chance, visit his site at The Digital Picture for more examples of his work from Maine and all over.

These photos are some great examples of Island Pond. Most of our geology is left over glacial till, and the water typically stays clean and clear.

This was taken behind the Island on a lightly misty morning. If you're willing to get up early enough (and the majority of our fisermen do,) you're likely to be treated to mornings like this during your stay at Camp.

Another of Bryan Carnathan's great photos, this is a shot of our Dining Room. For our American Plan guests, meals are served family-style at large (6-8 person) tables in the rustic dining room overlooking Island Pond. This one happend to be taken during a birthday party.

If it's true that a "red sky at night" is a sailor's delight, then there were some very happy sailors out there the day after these shots were taken. Guests are treated not only to spectacular misty sunrises with us, but some pretty amazing sunsets, as well. These shots were taken in the Summer of 2004, 2006, and 2007, respectively.

This is a view from the flower garden near Togue, looking out over the yard of Camp. I took this one at the end of our visit in the Summer of 2006. The cabins on top of the hill are Upper and Denny.

A view of Pushineer (the cabin, not the pond) taken from behind the crab apple tree in the yard. This was taken in the Summer of 2007.

A view of the island from the main land. This was taken in the Summer of 2007.

Snow over the 2007/2008 winter.