Moose River Outpost

"My parents sent me here as a kid, and it was a nightmare. I was bullied by the campers and staff over the course of a week. Counselors confiscated all the food and snacks my parents bought me right before I left. I was so alone and had no one to go too. Even the counselors in charge of my cabin wouldnt say anything as I was getting cussed and threatened right in front of them. One even saying he would kill himself if he were me. Thinking back on this place and how much my parents spent to send me here really hopes other campers weren’t treated as bad as I was."

"Wish I could use more stars! I spend a week there every year for pastoral retreat. The staff and the accommodations are wonderful...you will be blessed to go there. The Holy Spirit is evident in all they do! Love this place!"

"I have two teens there now for year two. It is an outstanding camp in every way. Adventures are thrilling, counselors are supportive and fun, solid Christian community, my kids just want to stay all summer."

"I love camp! I want to come back every summer, and when I'm too old to be a camper or a WILD (Wilderness Intensive Leadership Development program), I want to be a counselor. And then an old counselor. And then a whatever-they-need-me-to-be-as-long-as-I-can-stay. :)"

"I've just returned home from a 4 day Father/Son retreat at the Moose River Outpost in Jackman. This is a fantastic camp. The staff are great Leaders. The scenery is surreal with a lot to explore. Our trip was filled with rafting, canoeing, kayaking, paintball and a LOT of great homemade food. Coffee was bottomless. Clean and modern (yet rustic) cabins with hot showers. A few well placed Adirondack chairs for mentally checking out. 3 mile lake parameter trail. It really doesn't get any better than this. Plenty of ways to break up the drive. Check out the L.C. Bates Museum on Rt 201 or dine on a cantilevered deck over the Skowhegan Falls at the Old Mill Pub. Enjoy! Thanks for hosting us Seth!"