SENIORS VILLAGE

As the oldest campers, Senior Village Campers exemplify what camp pride and spirit are all about. Campers are placed in groups of 20-30 with a staff ratio of 1:10. Sports, canoeing, archery, and high and low ropes, among other areas are all modified to meet the needs of our oldest campers’ experience. An emphasis is placed on campers developing problem-solving skills, building self-confidence, understanding the value of being a part of a community, and working together to achieve goals. Seniors Village Campers are given freedom, resources, and support in choosing how they spend some of their time at camp, creating an experience designed by themselves. 

TRADITIONAL CAMPS

Adventure

Entering Grades 6 & 7

One Week Sessions    All Weeks

Adventure Campers participate in all of our activity areas but at a more advanced level: sports, boating, archery, high ropes, low ropes, arts and crafts, outdoor skills, and nature. Adventure Campers are exposed to new and exciting challenges and work to further develop leadership and problem - solving skills as they are starting to transition into their teen years.

Adventure Plus

Entering Grades 8 & 9

One Week Sessions    All Weeks

It’s Adventure Camp, Plus, campers will have the opportunity to travel off-site on one field trip per week.

SPECIALTY CAMPS 
 

On the Road

Entering Grades 8-10

One Week Sessions Weeks 3-6

Every Monday is spent participating in traditional camp activities, the rest of the week is spent on daily field trips to local landmarks and nature preserves. The “On The Road” field trip calendar is available online on June 1.

Family Member $539
Youth Member $603
Non-Member $727

Varsity Sports Training Camp

Entering Grades 6-8

One Week Sessions All Weeks

This camp will give your child an opportunity to play multiple sports, develop skills, build confidence, and learn how to reduce the risk of overuse injuries. We will also bring in special guests from local schools and sports organizations throughout the summer.

Family Member $336
Youth Member $377

Non-Member $454

Horseback Riding

Entering Grades 6-8

One Week Sessions Weeks 3-7

After a morning of traditional camp activities, campers will board the bus and head to the Lil’ Folk Farm in Holliston. Once there, campers will have daily riding lessons in small groups with a trained instructor. Campers also have the opportunity to lead a pony, groom and ride a miniature horse, take bareback rides, and learn how to feed, care for, and bathe horses. Lil’ Folk Farm will provide all the campers with an ASTM certified riding helmet during lessons. Participants are required to bring long pants and closed-toe shoes (preferably with a heel, such as a hiking boot) to wear each day.

Family Member $717
Youth Member $803

Non-Member $968

Wilderness Skills

Entering Grades 6-10

One Week Sessions Weeks 5 & 8

This camp is designed to teach our campers basic wilderness survival skills. Campers will learn how to build a shelter, build and start a fire with one match or flint and steel, purify water, map and compass techniques, how to tie knots and their proper uses, and many other outdoor skills. We will partner with Wilderness Survival School to offer this program.

Family Member $539
Youth Member $603

Non-Member $727

Art Space

Entering Grade 6-9

One Week Sessions Weeks 4 & 6 

Campers will be transported off-site to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts where they can explore a higher level Fine Arts program for older kids. We will work with campers on more complex art projects, such as pastel drawing, acrylic painting, and more.

Family Member $591
Youth Member $662
Non-Member $798
 

Creative Kitchen Cooking Camp

Entering Grades 6-8

One Week Sessions Weeks 5 & 7

Your camper will enjoy a week of imagination, teamwork, and creativity in our garden beds and Teaching Kitchen. All Creative Kitchen Campers will participate in one traditional camp activity and recreational swim every day. Parents with campers who have allergies are strongly encouraged to call the Camp Director prior to registration.

Family Member $539
Youth Member $603
Non-Member $727

Movie Making with IncrediFlix

Entering Grades 6-8

Live Action Flix Week 4

Discover your Filmmaking talents! You don’t have to be an actor to take part, as we’ll guide you through the Hollywood process to create, direct, film, act, and more. You won’t just make an incredible movie, you’ll have the skills to make your own movies with friends.

Family Member $591
Youth Member $662

Non-Member $798

Magic Camp

Entering Grades 6-8

One Week Session Week 4

Magician Pat Farenga will teach our campers “sleight of hand” and other magic techniques, including presentational and theatrical skills. Whether it’s a card trick or making something disappear, this week offers a wide variety of fun activities to keep everyone entertained. At the end of the week, campers will showcase their magical skills for their families and fellow campers in a performance.

Family Member $539
Youth Member $603
Non-Member $727

Robotics

Entering Grade 6-7

One Week Session Week 5

Does your camper like building things, solving problems, and learning how things work? Robotics camp will encourage your camper’s instinctive curiosity about the surrounding world of machines. This camp provides an excellent experiential platform for our campers to participate in engaging, hands-on activities that demonstrate concepts of mechanics, motors, and electronics.

Family Member $591

Youth Member $662
Non-Member $798
 

Flight

Entering Grades 6-7

One Week Session Week 6

Flight camp introduces campers to the various aspects of flight and engineering. While building a variety of model rockets to launch, the waiting- for-the-glue-to-dry periods are occupied with a variety of experiments. The campers are continually challenged to make predictions and observations about their works. Additionally, campers participate in one traditional camp activity and recreational swim each day.

Family Member $591
Youth Member $662
Non-Member $798

Engineers

Entering Grades 6-7

One Week Session Week 7

This hands-on physics camp explores the basics of levers, mechanical advantage, potential and kinetic energy, and gravity. The campers will build catapults and problem-solve on how to change the distance, height, and speed at which things can be launched. This is the ultimate camp for science enthusiasts! Additionally, campers participate in one traditional camp activity and recreational swim each day.