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Recreational FacilitiesVermont, United States51-200 Employees
Keewaydin Foundation supports youth development through rustic, community-based camping experiences that emphasize independence and simple living in natural settings. Founded in 1893 as a canoe tripping camp in northern Maine, the organization now operates three summer camps—Keewaydin Dunmore in Vermont, Keewaydin Temagami in Ontario, and Songadeewin in Vermont—and also runs the Keewaydin Environmental Education Center in Vermont and Ojibway Family Lodge in Ontario. The core offering centers on immersive outdoor programs designed to foster personal growth by engaging children in shared living and outdoor challenges. Based in Salisbury, Vermont, the foundation serves families seeking structured, long-standing outdoor programs for youth development. The organization sits within the recreational facilities sector, with a multi-site model that extends its reach beyond a single camp experience. A recent development includes the continued expansion of its camp and education centers across Vermont and Ontario to broaden access to its camping and environmental education offerings.