Theatre summer camp in Fayette, ME
Camp Vega is a girls' overnight summer camp on Echo Lake in Fayette, Maine, running a single full-season session each summer. Campers build their own schedules from a wide activity list that includes swimming, sailing and watercraft, waterskiing and wakeboarding, tennis, land sports and fitness, gymnastics and cheering, equestrian, figure skating, ropes course, outdoor adventure and mountain biking, culinary arts, fine arts, digital media and performing arts in dance, music and theater. Camp traditions include the Olympics (Color War), special events and off-camp trips. Vega is accredited by the American Camp Association and is a member of Maine Camp Experience. Camp operates a year-round office in Ridgefield, Connecticut.
Single full-season session. $4,000 deposit due with application; payment plans available. Optional add-ons include equestrian, figure skating and 7th-9th grade extended trips.
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