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awesipee laker · 10-01-2006, 06:56 PM

Hi,

I just signed onto this forum after reading the post about Camp
Winnemont. The successor to Camp Winnemont is Wabanaki Campground.
I have spent my summers there for the past forty years. The camp cabins described above are still standing, there are now six of them. I remember the
old red and green canvas conoes, wooden sailboats, and wooden rowboats that were leftover from Winnemont I presume. In the earlier years, we used the old tent platforms for decks beside our travel trailers. The big lodge, the dining hall (now apartments), the arts and crafts building, and three of the cabins in the woods are still in use.

The camp sits on the shore of Ossipee Lake providing great mountain
views, awesome sunsets, and what seems like an ever present breeze. Like
the Lakes Region as a whole, its a great spot to create memories.

10-01-2006, 06:56 PM	#4
awesipee laker Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	camp winnemont Hi, I just signed onto this forum after reading the post about Camp Winnemont. The successor to Camp Winnemont is Wabanaki Campground. I have spent my summers there for the past forty years. The camp cabins described above are still standing, there are now six of them. I remember the old red and green canvas conoes, wooden sailboats, and wooden rowboats that were leftover from Winnemont I presume. In the earlier years, we used the old tent platforms for decks beside our travel trailers. The big lodge, the dining hall (now apartments), the arts and crafts building, and three of the cabins in the woods are still in use. The camp sits on the shore of Ossipee Lake providing great mountain views, awesome sunsets, and what seems like an ever present breeze. Like the Lakes Region as a whole, its a great spot to create memories.