Seguinland Institute is located on a 60-acre homestead peninsula in the coastal woodlands of Georgetown, Maine. Georgetown is a bridged island with miles of beaches, hiking trails, and granite outcroppings stretching into the Atlantic. Our campus facilities include a gathering space up among the pines, a cookhouse, 8 river-view cottages, 3 treehouses, an organic garden, a boatyard, a wood shop, a Cape Dory and a sailboat.

Our Gathering Space in the Trees & Our Cookhouse

Most indoor classes take place in our Gathering Space in the trees, with a winding walkway, views of the river, and windows filling three walls. Meals are prepared and enjoyed in our timber frame cookhouse with its vintage windows and woodstove.

Our Cozy Riverside Cottages

During most of your time you will stay in one of our small riverside cottages. Each cottage has a kitchen, bathroom, and a porch for river watching. Students stay in doubles or triples.

Our Treehouse Connection

Everyone gets a turn in a Seguin Treehouse on the adjoining property. View the Back River from high in the trees and experience a wood-fired cedar hot tub 18’ up in the branches.

Our Boats

We day trip to various and sundry islands in these seaworthy crafts.

Our Town: Georgetown, Maine.

Georgetown is a village with a rich history of maritime traditions, artist retreats, and back to the land living. The influential band of artists who inhabited this town in the 20th C. are referred to as artists of the “Seguinland”. Georgetown is on the traditional homelands of the Wabanaki Confederacy and we at Seguinland acknowledge and honor the ongoing presence of these Tribes.