Orgonon Camps is closed for the season.
Bukovina and the Oslo Dome close on November 1 and will reopen in spring 2027. We are not yet taking reservations for the 2027 season; we’ll announce here when booking opens.
In the meantime, Tamarack, our lakeside cottage, is available year-round.
Our two camps sit on the 200-acre grounds of Orgonon, home of the Wilhelm Reich Museum, in Maine’s Rangeley Lakes Region.
Bukovina is a 100-year-old two-room log cabin, moved to Orgonon log by log from its original home on Haley Pond. It sleeps four and has a screened porch, heat and air conditioning, and a coffee and tea station.
The Oslo Dome is a sixteen-foot geodesic dome for two, with a private deck, a seating area, and privacy curtains. Both camps enjoy spectacular mountain and lake views and coded access to our bath house.
Bukovina Cabin
Sleeps 4 · Queen and full beds · Screened porch · Heat & AC
Closed until spring 2027
Oslo Dome
Our geodesic dome under the Maine sky
Closed until spring 2027
