Facilities

Set in the woods between two ponds, Pinewoods is a special place, a rustic oasis in a pristine environment.

Many of the simple, wood-sided buildings at Pinewoods date back to their original 1930s construction. In the last three decades, several buildings have been added and a few enlarged – cautiously and sensitively – to maintain the rustic character that so uniquely expresses Pinewoods. Because of the care we’ve given to our site, we are very proud to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Photo by Stewart Dean.

Several of the program buildings have been enlarged and updated to better accommodate the needs of today’s campers. The main kitchen has been expanded, and additional sleeping cabins have been added, as well as shower houses and bathrooms. The wooden structures blend quietly among the gentle hills that rise and dip between the two ponds. And at first glance, Camp looks as if nothing has changed in the last 35 years.

Photo by Deborah Kruskal.

Housing is available in our unique two person cabins, as well as some larger houses, with bath facilities close by. Amidst each small camp neighborhood lie dedicated open spaces designed for community activity, as well as quiet paths that invite reflection.

Daily meals are provided in the Dining Hall, which has both indoor and outdoor seating.

Photo by Stewart Dean.

Camp is known for its four beautiful open-sided dance pavilions with smooth unfinished fir floors. Other buildings, many outfitted with pianos, provide space for indoor classes. Outdoor decks and screened porches are popular spots for informal gatherings, and the waterfront extending beyond the Camphouse is a refreshing enticement, offering both swimming and boating.