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Camp Chewonki Meet-Ups!
The Camp Chewonki team is hosting two Camp Meet-ups for returning families, prospective families, and recent Summer staff. If you are local to one of
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Unplug, Unwind, and Discover 5 Reasons We Love Camp Chewonki
With summer just around the corner, we’re excited to open the 109th year of Camp Chewonki! Every summer is filled with a thousand adventures and
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Chicken-of-the-Woods and Other Marvelous Mushrooms
Rain promises some of spring’s most welcome gifts. I walk back and forth along the camp road, anticipating. It’s only a matter of time until
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The Countdown to Spring is On!
Dear Big Eddy friends, It’s a fairly small act, but I always feel a big dose of happiness when I flip the calendar from December
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Timelapse Tomatoes
Two months ago, we set up a time-lapse camera in the high tunnel on Chewonki’s farm to catch the amazing growth of our tomatoes! It’s
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Sugar Snap Super Shack
Morning pea-picking is good work. The farmers move down rows of emerald tendrils “dripping with peas,” as Assistant Farm Manager Hilary Crowell puts it, pinching
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Equine Elegance
Thanks to generous Chewonki friends, our beloved American Belgian chestnut mare, Sal, now has a run-in at one of her favorite pasture hangouts. The new
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Eastside Pasture Restoration Project Update: Subsoiling
With the trees fully cleared from the eastside pasture restoration project site, the last few weeks have been a busy (and noisy) period of subsoiling
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March + Maine = Maple Madness
Mainers who love maple syrup look forward to March all year long. It’s an end-of-winter celebration infused with the smell of sap boiling in the