Camp News

Come to PL this summer! Make your plans now because registration starts February 1! View the schedule: https://www.pilgrimlodge.org/camps/

We are excited to announce PL’s schedule for Summer 2022! See you at camp! https://pilgrimlodge.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Tentative-Schedule-Pilgrim-Lodge-SUMMER-2022.jpg

Help is needed to get PL in shape for 2022! We are looking for handy (or enthusiastic and willing!) volunteers to help us with a sizeable list of projects. If you’re able to help for a half-day, day, or a few days, please fill out our volunteer form at https://forms.gle/8fNq9iRbh2CgZF8DA

We are happy to announce that Pilgrim Lodge will be open for the day on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from July 9 to August 22! Attendees will be able to swim and boat (lifeguards provided), walk the labyrinth, sit on the porch and read, sunbathe in a BURP, and just … Read More

Meet the new Director Search Committee!

Dear PL Camper Families, We have collectively endured a year like no other, and while there is hope that 2021 will end on a healthier note than 2020, life is anything but certain these days. Given so many unknowns, we are sharing our decision about camp with you as soon … Read More

5/5/20 Dear PL Camper families, I hope you and your loved ones are staying safe as we continue to persevere through our global health crisis.  We have been closely following the developments in Maine and throughout the country arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic. On Tuesday, April 28th, Governor Mills … Read More

Pilgrim Lodge Camp Family,   Hi, Jennifer (Jen) here, I am your new settled director for Pilgrim Lodge.    I am writing in response to the news cycle, the CDC warnings and the public address from Governor Janet Mills, concerning the COVID 19 virus and how Pilgrim Lodge continues to be proactive in preparing Camp for the 2020 season.   The most important thing I … Read More

We are accepting applications for next summer’s camp staff! Being on Pilgrim Lodge (PL) staff is a chance to serve others while doing important and meaningful work. It is also an opportunity to enjoy a unique role in the camp experience.  Every staff member brings a special set of gifts … Read More

Chair Yoga on steroids is how Rev. AbbyLynn Haskell, Pastor of the Acton Congregational Church, describes the yoga class run by every Thursday morning by church member Susan Chadbourne.  It’s a free class with a suggested donation of just $5 to the church’s camp scholarship fund. The proceeds from the … Read More