Maude Eaton

Come to Maude Eaton for adventure! This property features an archery range, the Pomps Pond waterfront, a low ropes challenge course, and a new (2015) high ropes course with adventure elements including the Flying Squirrel. This property borders the Shawsheen River and conservation land, and is home to the Lou Henry Hoover Memorial Sanctuary and Trail.

We offer summer day camp programs for girls entering grades 1-12.

We also offer after-school and weekend programs. Equipment rental, guided outdoor activity instruction, and waterfront use are available by prior arrangement. Contact camp@gsema.org for more information or search available dates for year-round outdoor programs. Check out some of our year-round outdoor programs.

One modern, heated lodge has indoor bathrooms, showers, electricity, a fireplace, a phone, mattresses, and tables and chairs. The lodge includes a kitchen with appliances, cooking equipment, and dishes. There is a shelter with picnic tables and a fire circle. It sleeps 50, with a day capacity of 62.

All sites have access to a pavilion and refrigerator. The lodges are available year-round (excluding summer camp). Tents are available mid-April to mid-October.

Reserve this property online.
If you require a paper form, please download GSEMA group site reservation form or non-profit site reservation form.
For all other event rental inquiries, including weddings, corporate events, and celebrations, please email rentals@gsema.org.

Address:  141 Abbot Street, Andover MA

From Route 495 take Exit 41 (Route 28 South) towards Andover Center. At Andover Center (library on right), take a right onto Central Street. Take the second left onto School Street. Take the next right onto Abbot Street (this is the first street on the right, but note that sometimes there is no street sign). Go straight at the stop sign. Bear right at Spring Grove Cemetery. Camp is on the right; the driveway is marked by a brown sign with the camp name.

From Route 114 (heading west), turn left at Merrimack College (Andover Street). Go to Andover Center (junction of Route 28). Go straight at light onto Central Street. Follow directions above.