Facilities

Pemi's facilities are superb, specifically suited to the needs of the camp community, and maintained solely for that purpose. The campers live in 20 roomy, well-ventilated cabins and three platform tents. Newly-renovated bathroom facilities are located in each division. The cabins for the oldest boys have fireplaces, and all have porches overlooking the lake. The modern dining hall provides meals that are uniformly excellent and abundant.

Facilities for outdoor sports include two soccer fields, one of which rivals most university game fields. There are three baseball diamonds, a baseball batting cage with pitching machine, a lacrosse field, two beautifully maintained waterfront areas, two basketball courts, a volleyball court, archery ranges, seven red clay tennis courts, two lodges for indoor events, several campfire and picnic areas, and numerous hiking trails.

Pemi's large collection of watercraft includes a power boat for water-skiing, a sixteen-foot safety launch, sixteen Grumman canoes, six Sunfish, two Lasers, two Capri sloops, seven rowboats, ten windsurf boards, and a dozen kayaks.

The Counselor Memorial Library contains a permanent collection of 2000 books, current periodicals, ample room for reading, writing, and quiet games.

The nature lodge is a fully-equipped museum and laboratory, with scientific equipment, tools and storage space. The Phillip D. Reed Memorial Library is connected to the nature lodge, and contains a large collection of reference books and field guides. There are extensive, constantly-changing collections of butterflies and moths, rocks and minerals, plants, animals, and other exhibits.

The woodshop has a wide variety of hand and power tools and the art shop has bountiful art and craft supplies. Both venues have books and reference materials to inspire creativity.

The infirmary is staffed by two Registered Nurses on round-the-clock duty, and is fully equipped to handle the normal medical needs of the camp community.

The senior lodge is the nerve center of camp, containing the office, the camp store, and mailboxes for campers and staff. It is the location for all major indoor gatherings and entertainment. The junior lodge provides a recreational home base for younger campers and a central location for camp music instruction.