The three 'A' Frames (numbers 8-10) located on the lake front are partially winterized and can accomodate the cooler days and nights of late spring and early fall. The seven 'A' Frames in the center circle of the camp (numbers 1-7) are strictly summer facilities. There is no water or plumbing in these cabins and occupants share toilet, bathing and dishwashing facilities at the common area located nearby, next to the manager's garage. Each 'A' Frame cabin has an outdoor cooking-firepit. There is a small porch on the first floor and a little balcony on the second floor. In the loft area upstairs there is sleeping accomodation for 4-6 people. Two beds are also located on the first floor. There is a large multi-purpose room which can serve as a living room, family room and/or dining room located on the first floor and an alcove with a hotplate, microwave oven, toaster, refrigerator and room for food storage. The 'A' Frame Cabins - There are 10 'A' frame style cabins which can comfortably sleep 6-8 people. It consists of - acres located on beautiful Crystal Lake in Gray, Maine. It is currently run as an independent family-style camping program but as an affiliated part of the parish program of St Gregory's Church.ĬURRENT - Camp Gregory currently operates as an independent family style campground. In 1976 parishioners bought the camp from the Diocese of Portland and agreed to keep the operation and financing of the camp separate from the operation of St Gregory's Parish. For several years the camp was vacant and suffered a lot of vandalism.

It continued in operation until 1973 when it officially closed. The camp primarily served the boys of the Diocese of Portland. HISTORY - Camp Gregory was one of three camps established in 1926 by Father James E Carey of Sacred Heart Church in Portland.

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