Tenacity is a Boston youth-development organization that uses tennis, fitness, literacy and mentoring to support academic and personal growth. Its school-year pathway begins with Baseline Basics, which introduces...
Boston Lacrosse Club is a girls’ lacrosse development and training organization geared toward players who want to build strong fundamentals and progress toward competitive high-school and college lacrosse. The club emphasizes...
Brookline Youth Hockey is a community-based youth hockey organization serving families in Brookline and surrounding Boston communities, with programs designed to accommodate both beginners and more experienced players. For children new to hockey, the organization offers...
Established community soccer organization for girls in families throughout Newton & the other western suburbs of Boston.
Large youth basketball facility/community hub hosting basketball & volleyball training, leagues, and events.
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Accessible soccer programming for families looking for entry-level options.
Boston Junior Terriers is a year-round youth hockey organization offering a clear development pathway from beginner skating and hockey instruction through highly competitive travel hockey...
One of the region's largest youth recreation providers, with the familiarity of the YMCA!
A well-established girls' club volleyball program with regional tournaments and college recruiting focus.
Highly respected nonprofit youth golf organization, with PGA-backed youth development through golf! Chapters around the country.
Largest public rowing organization in the U.S.!
One of Greater Boston's premier youth soccer clubs with elite pathways; Strong ECNL, MLS NEXT and academy programming for your serious athletes! Rec & competitive leagues available.
Neponset Rowing Club (NRC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization offering competitive and recreational rowing for middle schoolers, high school athletes, and adults across Milton, Dorchester, Mattapan, Quincy, and Greater Boston...
Brimmer and May Summer Programs offer a blend of traditional day camp and specialty camps on the school's seven-acre campus in Chestnut Hill, making them a popular choice for Greater Boston families seeking a well-rounded summer experience...
Arrow Wood Elite is a specialty sports camp in the Berkshires that takes a different approach from traditional sports camps. Rather than focusing on large enrollment numbers, the camp intentionally keeps groups small so athletes receive more individualized coaching and...
Camp Six Acres is a traditional day camp located in Medford, Massachusetts, serving children entering kindergarten through seventh grade, with a Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program for returning campers entering eighth and ninth grades...
Nobles Day Camp, held on the campus of Noble and Greenough School, offers a traditional, well-rounded summer day camp experience for children ages 4–13, with a strong emphasis on skill-building, confidence, and community...
Derby Academy Summer Programs, located on a 27-acre campus in Hingham, just outside Boston, offer a well-rounded, structured summer experience for kids ages 4–16 that blends traditional camp fun with skill-building across multiple disciplines...
Everwood Day Camp offers a traditional, full-day summer camp experience for kids ages 4–15, with programming that evolves as children grow. Campers are grouped by grade into “Lower,” “Middle,” and “Upper” campuses...
North Shore Juniors Tennis Camps offers a focused, tennis-first summer experience for kids ages 7–15, designed to balance skill development with a fun, camp-like atmosphere. Programs run in weekly sessions, with full-day schedules...
Camp Marshall offers weekly summer camp sessions with both day and overnight options across 7 weeks. Their Traditional Camp serves ages 6–16, and overnight campers stay in rustic cabins (no electricity) with meals in their Andrews Hall—very classic “real camp” vibes...
Camp Sewataro is a classic New England summer day camp (on about 44 wooded acres) that’s often described as “a day camp with an overnight camp feel.” It serves kids from preschool (age 3+) through 8th grade (plus counselor-in-training camp up to 19th grade)...
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Orchard Hill Equestrian Center’s horseback riding summer camp is a classic “horse kid dream week” designed for girls and boys ages 7–13 (they occasionally accept 6-year-olds after a private evaluation if you have a real horse lover). Campers are paired with one of the farm’s school horses...
Willow Brook Farm runs Massachusetts-certified horseback riding summer camps designed for all experience levels, from first-time riders to kids who’ve been riding for years. The setting is a big draw for horse kids...
Brave Arts is a musical theatre-focused summer program held at The Cambridge School of Weston, built for kids who want a week (or two) of singing, dancing, acting, and performance confidence, with plenty of theatre games, improv, and outdoor play mixed in...
NEMPAC (The North End Music & Performing Arts Center) is a Boston-based nonprofit community music school and professional performing arts center (founded in 2001) that runs year-round music, dance, and theatre programming across multiple Boston neighborhoods...
Boston School of Music Arts (BSMA) is a year-round music school in Dorchester that serves kids and adults with private lessons across many instruments (voice, piano, guitar, drums, strings, woodwinds, brass, etc.), plus group classes, ensembles/bands, music theory, and performance workshops...
Wellesley Theatre Project (WTP) summer camps are built like a menu of theatre options by age and intensity—from fun, themed day camps to serious, audition-based productions—so families can choose “try it out” weeks or a true performance training track. On the lighter/creative side, WTP offers themed camps...
LINX Camps is a large summer day camp program based in Wellesley (on the Dana Hall School campus) built around one big idea: families can mix-and-match weeks by interest area while still getting the “classic camp” experience. The campus setup is a major draw for parents...
Inly is a Montessori-school serving the South Shore area. Summer at Inly is a 10-week lineup of on-campus summer programs designed for a wide age range (ages 3+ through older elementary/middle grades, depending on the program). Families can choose Preschool Camp for the youngest campers...
SELA’s Summer Program is an 11-week, full-immersion Spanish experience (June–August) built around STEAM learning and weekly themes. This year, the program theme (“Eco Amigos”) focuses on nature and sustainability—kids learn through hands-on projects, sensory play, art + science exploration, and age-appropriate activities...
Camp Gordon Clark is a traditional YMCA summer day camp run by the South Shore YMCA, based at the Emilson Y campus in Hanover. It serves ages 3–15 on 46 wooded acres, and it’s designed for classic “move-all-day” camp energy: big outdoor play, friendships, and confidence-building...
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Levitate Camps (Marshfield, MA) are built for kids who love an outdoor, creative, board-sports lifestyle—think surfing, skateboarding, art, and beach days—with a mission centered on confidence, creativity, and connection to nature. Their core summer camp offerings include...
Duxbury Bay Maritime School’s summer lineup is basically a pick-your-own waterfront adventure, with options that range from “try everything” days to skill-based tracks in sailing, paddling, rowing, marine science, and powerboating...
Crossroads offers a variety of summer programming to keep kids of all ages engaged: Camp Wing Day Camp (Duxbury, MA) — grades K–9, Camp Wing Overnight Camp (Duxbury, MA) — grades 2–8 (eligibility-based), and C5 Leaders Summer (Camp Mitton, Brewster, MA) — entering grades 8–9 (leadership track)...
Bay Farm Montessori Academy’s Bay Farm Summer is a Montessori-inspired day camp program for toddlers through rising 4th graders, designed around “joyful discovery” with lots of outdoor play, nature exploration, art, themed projects, and friendship-building—all while supporting kids’ independence and confidence in a nurturing setting...
Stage Music Center (Winchester & Acton) offers creative music and theater camps across winter break, spring break, and summer, all built around music, art, and performance in a small, supportive setting...
Worcester Academy’s summer programs are set up as a menu of week-long specialty camps so you can plug your child into exactly what they’re excited about, rather than a one-size-fits-all day camp. On the academic side, they offer camps like Maker Camp, Robotics, Science, Coding, Filmmaking, Video Production, Video Game Design, and Reading & Writing, each running in its own dedicated week during late June and July...
Fessenden Summer Camps in West Newton offer a mix of day, sports, and specialty camps for girls and boys from age 3.5 through entering grade 10, designed so families can build a summer that fits both their child’s interests and their schedule. The Day Camp is divided into Lower Camp (age 3.5–entering K), Middle Camp (grades 1–3), Upper Camp (grades 4–7), and Teen Trippers (grade 8)...
Einstein’s Workshop in Burlington is a STEAM-focused camp and learning center that offers a variety of summer and school vacation programs for kids in roughly grades K–8. Their summer camp runs as week-long sessions during summer vacation, with half-day (9 a.m.–12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m.) and full-day options, and themed camps that cover everything from...
Summer @ BB&N (Buckingham Browne & Nichols) in Cambridge is set up as a flexible, mix-and-match day summer camp experience for kids from age 4 (PreK) through rising 12th grade. The program runs in weekly sessions over 8 weeks each summer, with regular camp hours from 8:15 a.m.–3:30 p.m. and optional...
Camp Harbor View is a free summer camp for Boston youth that runs on its own island in Boston Harbor—literally transforming Long Island into a camp just for city kids each summer. The camp serves about 900 young people each year from Boston’s underserved neighborhoods through two four-week sessions in July and August, giving middle-school–aged campers a chance to get out of the city...
Beaver Summer Camp (at Beaver Country Day School in Chestnut Hill, MA) offers a mix of general day camp and specialty programs for kids from PreK through rising 10th grade. The core General Camp is divided into Lower Camp (PreK–K), Middle Camp (grades 1–2), Upper Camp (grades 3–4), and Senior Camp (grades 5–8), giving kids a classic multi-activity camp day with age-appropriate groups. Days typically include...
The Robo Hub’s summer camp is a hands-on STEM camp in Cambridge for rising 1st–9th graders who are curious about robotics, AI, coding, and engineering. Each week-long program is built around a specific theme—things like Robot Explorers, Stories & STEAM, Design Squad Crafters, BattleBots, App Inventor with AI & Data, Electricity Engineers, Planes, Drones & Rockets, and more—so kids can pick camps...
Running Brook Camps offers a mix of summer camp programs for kids from preschool through high school, all designed around the same core goals: being safe, having fun, and spending lots of time outdoors...
Kumon is an after-school program that focuses on math and reading for kids from roughly pre-K through high school. Instead of traditional “tutoring,” it uses a structured, worksheet-based system where each child starts at a personalized level (often below grade level at first), then works through...
Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) Academy offers year-round enrichment in math and language arts for kids who enjoy being challenged and thinking deeply, generally from about grades 2–12. During the school year, AoPS Academy runs weekly...
The Passport Summer Camp runs June to August and welcomes children ages 18 months through rising 6th grade (11 yrs). The camp hosts learners from over 20 countries and offers themed weeks (e.g., Mad Scientist, Super Hero, Carnival Week) with activities like science & nature, arts & crafts, music/movement, water-sports, and more...
Teamworks offers a variety of camps for kids ages 4-16. Their summer camps run from mid-June through late August and welcomes children aged approximately 4 to 16. They offer a variety of schedules with an extended day options. The camps feature a wide range of themed tracks...
Snapology’s summer camps offer full-day and half-day options, where children dive into themed STEAM learning — including robotics (with LEGO® bricks and K’Nex® systems), coding, animation, and hands-on design and engineering projects...
Goldfish Swim School in Westford provides year-round, indoor swim lessons for children ages 4 months to 12 years, with an emphasis on safety, confidence, and skill development—all in a warm 90° pool that helps little ones feel comfortable and confident...
ActonArt offers structured, creativity-boosting visual arts classes and camps tailored for children and teens. The focus is on realistic drawing techniques and visual storytelling, designed to help students grow both artistically and confidently...
Mathnasium of Acton/Concord runs a summer math program for grades K–12 that’s all about preventing the “summer slide” and giving kids a boost going into fall. They lean heavily on the idea that kids can lose about 2.6 months of math learning over summer if they don’t use it, and position their center as the antidote to that...
RSM runs structured summer math camps for grades K–12 designed to either shore up fundamentals, prep for the next school year, or stretch kids who want more challenge. Classes follow the same core format as their normal tutoring programs...
The Roudenbush Community’s Center offers nurturing and engaging childcare-based programming for children ages 15 months through 13 years—with a strong emphasis on learning through play. Their summer program...
Good Pickin’ Farm offers hands-on, outdoor-focused camps that give kids a taste of farm life while encouraging creativity, responsibility, and curiosity. Good Pickin’ Farm’s summer programs cater to children ages 5–12 and run in weekly sessions. Kids experience...
The Kids’ League of Westford offers flexible, play-based childcare programs tailored to working families, with a strong emphasis on safety, enrichment, and social development. Programs serve children in preschool through 5th grade and are built around after-school care, school vacations, and summer camp in early education...
MetroRock offers action-packed climbing camps designed to help kids build confidence, physical strength, and teamwork skills—all while having fun on the wall. Their summer camps are best suited for kids...
At the Burlington Life Time location, members can enroll their children in thoughtfully structured summer camps and school break camps that combine fitness, fun, and enrichment in a safe and engaging environment...
Camp Massapoag is the YMCA of Greater Lowell’s outdoor day camp, located in Dunstable, MA on beautiful Massapoag Pond. It’s a classic “get dirty, be outside all day” kind of camp with a strong emphasis on fresh air, friendship, and old-school camp fun...
Mass Audubon runs a network of nature-based summer day camps across many of its wildlife sanctuaries statewide, plus an overnight camp for older kids and teens. While details vary by location, the core idea is the same...
TDNC is a full-day nature-based summer day camp sponsored by the Bolton Conservation Trust, designed for children entering Kindergarten through high school. For the younger group (grades K-5) the camp runs Monday through Friday...
Puddlestompers offers a variety of programs to get your kids involved in nature! The summer camp is a weekly drop-off program (4.5 hours daily) for children ages ~4-8 in Newton, Wellesley, and Needham, MA. The camp follows a weekly nature-theme...
Steve & Kate’s offers full-day summer programs (typically 8 a.m.–6 p.m.) for children aged about 4–12 (some locations to age 13). The core philosophy is child-driven: campers choose their own activities, design their days...
