Camp Bomazeen

• Camp Bomazeen is named for Chief Bomazeen of the Norridgewock tribe of the Abnaki nation.
• The Camp Bomazeen property was donated in 1944 by Dr. George G. & Francis M. Averill of Waterville.
• Camp Bomazeen opened in the summer of 1946.
• Bomazeen operated as a Boy Scout resident camp until the end of 2003.
• Pine Tree Council is currently working to transform the camp in to a Cub Scout resident camp - home of Cub World.
• In Augusta 2004 Esther J. Perne of the Summertime in the Belgrades paper outlined the Cub World plans.₁
• K-Valley District held their District Cub Scout Day Camp at Bomazeen in 2007 and 2008.
• Directions to Camp Bomazeen

2003-2004 Plan for Cub World at Bomazeen