A summer of fun and a lifetime of memories -- that is just the beginning of what Camp O-AT-KA means for the hundreds of boys who join us every summer in beautiful and scenic Sebago, Maine.The boys who spend their summers here also develop valuable independence and leadership skills. They learn to be individuals with strong character, as well as members of a caring community.Founded in 1906, by Rev. Ernest J. Dennen, O-AT-KA focuses on traditional values, character building, leadership, and group living close to nature. In every aspect of camp life -starting the day with a password service, eating meals family-style, living with peers, and the Order of Sir Galahad, - O-AT-KA promotes an environment where a strong community is formed.Mr. Dennen's vision, still carried on today, brings campers closer to the woods, the streams, the fields, and the lake, enabling boys to learn about their unique selves and to become valuable members of the community.