Map and Site List
These bunk houses sleep 12 inside and accommodates 20-40 campers outside. They have a picnic table, bunks, and woodstove inside and there is a picnic table and fire ring outside. Some may also have an Adirondack Lean-To which can sleep 4 or be used for storage or a hang-out space. Many of our cabin sites have surrounding campsites which can be booked separately or used to expand your space
Cabin Sites
Sacawacas
Pentucket
Kiwanis
Our primary tent sites are designed to hold 20-30 people. We have some specialty sites with different accommodation numbers. There is at least one picnic table and fire ring at each site.
Tent Sites
Tucked away next to the Conservation trails we have Lions' Den and Cubs' Cove. They are wonderful sites individually but moreover an ideal pair to book together for groups that want some separation but to be close to each other while still being set apart from other sites.
The Pack
Lions' Den
Cubs' Cove
Our tent sites are designed to hold 20-30 people There are picnic tables and fire rings at each site. Most sites were set up to be shared by Scout Patrols so the boarders of the sites are less delineated than commercial campgrounds.
Road Side Sites
Pine Tree
Red Pine
Sacawacas
White Pine
These sites surrounding Pentucket Lodge are named after the OA lodges that made their homes at Lone Tree at one time or another or merged with one who did. Each accommodates 20-30 people. Passaquo has 2 Adirondack Lean-to's which can sleep 4 each or be used for storage.
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Pentucket Sites
Passaquo
Nanepashemet
Wannalancit
Pennacook
On the edge of Bartlett Stream and close to the beautiful views of country pond the sites Shingebis and Pamola, both prominent non-human figures in Indigenous tales and traditions. They are also names of OA lodges; one historic and one current. Each site has 3 subsites.
Kiwanis Sites
Shingebis
Pamola
Fort Preble is a Lone Tree fan favorite and named after prominent Lone Tree supporter, Richard Preble. The two adjacent campsites are named after other late supporters: Richard Healey and Richard Sanders.
Richards' Rest
Fort Preble
Healey
Sanders
Each site at Lone Tree is unique, but these sites are in classes of their own
Specialty Sites
Sunrise
Nature
Beattie
Located on the point of the Peninsula these cabins overlook Country Pond and have beautiful sunrise views. Before Lone Tree was a camp the Vetter family chose here, out of everywhere in camp, to make their home.
