Boarding and Day · Co-ed College Prep · Grades 6–12 & Postgraduate · Hebron, Maine

The best way to understand what makes Hebron Academy so distinct is to stand on our campus, take a breath of fresh Maine air, and see our community in action.

Whether you are looking for an in-person tour or a casual virtual introduction, we want to make your visit as simple and welcoming as possible.

A green circular logo with %22HEBRON ACADEMY FOUNDED 1804%22 around the edge and intertwined %22HA%22 initials in the center is set against a plain white background with thin horizontal lines on either side.

Ways to Visit

In-Person Campus Tours

Walk our historic grounds, explore our outdoor learning spaces, and tour our day and boarding facilities. You'll meet current students and sit down with an admissions counselor.

Thursday Tour Series

Come see our 1,500-acre campus in full bloom. Every Thursday, we host casual, small-group campus tours designed to help you see if Hebron is the right fit for you.

Schedule a Thursday Tour

A winding path leads through a grassy field towards a large brick building with a clock tower, set against a backdrop of autumn trees and a clear sky.
A light gray building with %22KANEB CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING%22 in green lettering is in the foreground, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
A modern building with a glass entrance and surrounding trees in autumn colors stands against a backdrop of rolling hills and a bright blue sky.
A brick building with large windows and a sign reading %22George Winslow Treat Science Hall%22 stands on a grassy hill with trees in the background.
A large brick building with a covered porch stands on a grassy hill, with cars parked to the left and trees in the background.
A large brick building with a white roof sits in the middle ground, surrounded by trees and a green field in the foreground, with rolling hills covered in autumn foliage in the background.
A red brick building with a white porch and stairs in the foreground is surrounded by green trees in the background.
A long, red brick building with white-trimmed windows sits on a grassy hill under a clear blue sky, with a road in the foreground and trees on either side.
A red brick building with a white steeple stands on a grassy campus in the foreground, surrounded by a dense forest of autumn trees in the background.
A large congregation sits in pews facing a stage with a screen in a church sanctuary.
A large, red brick building with arched windows stands on a grassy hill, surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.
A vibrant green soccer field with a goal in the foreground leads to a red brick building with a clock tower and surrounding autumn trees in the background.
A white church with a steeple stands in the foreground, surrounded by colorful autumn trees, while a sprawling campus of buildings is nestled within a vast, tree-covered landscape in the background.
Sunlight streams through tree branches in the foreground, illuminating a brick academy building with a sign for admissions in the background.
A brick building with large white columns, labeled %22LEPAGE CENTER FOR THE ARTS,%22 stands on a grassy hill against a clear blue sky.
A winding asphalt path leads to a grand brick building with a colonnaded entrance, framed by lush green trees and a clear blue sky.

The Stuff Worth Knowing Once You Get Here

Hebron may be tucked into the quiet hills of western Maine, but there is plenty nearby once you know where to look. Here are the places families, students, and alumni have come to know.

For Campus Visit Families

Practical stops, nearby hotels, and easy dinner options when you are trying to squeeze everything into a day in Maine.

For Alumni Weekends

Lakefront Airbnbs, great local restaurants, and the kind of places worth building a whole weekend around.

For Students & New Families

Coffee shops, ice cream, and the classic stops that become part of the Hebron rhythm over time.

Good to Know

Auburn / Lewiston

~15 min

The easiest nearby hub for hotels, restaurants, shopping, and everyday needs.

 

South Paris & Norway

~10 min

Oxford Hills towns with local restaurants, ice cream, small shops, and a classic western Maine feel.
 

Sunday River

~45 min

A major four-season resort in Newry. Skiing, snowboarding, golf, lodging, and mountain activities year-round.
 

Portland

~50 min

Great for families flying in or out, a coastal meal, or extending the trip with Maine's waterfront, shops, and food scene.