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Wildwood is pleased to offer residential camp for boys and girls ages 9-14, treks and expeditions for teens entering grades 9-12, the leaders-in-training program for teens entering grades 10-12, and Family Camp for families, couples, and individuals. Dates and tuition information may be found in the schedule section.

Residential Camp

Each Day an Adventure
Wildwood's residential camp consists of one or two-week sessions for boys and girls ages 9 to 14. Campers may come for one session or two consecutive sessions. Wildwood is noncompetitive: each camper is valued and respected for his or her individual talents and contributions. Our trained staff members are always accessible, serving as teachers, supervisors, and friends.

At Wildwood, campers are encouraged to make suggestions and decisions about what activities they undertake. Each week, campers choose an "Interest Group" and spend the week exploring one topic in depth. This might include Island Exploration, Forest Ecology, or Arts and Crafts. Campers also choose daily "Discovery Groups" which focus on activities such as nature games, kayaking, or dragonfly discovery.

Within these groups, boys and girls learn to cooperate and collaborate to successfully accomplish challenging activities. At the same time, they learn about environmental issues and how they can make a difference. For example, they study water quality, participate in recycling programs, and explore ways to protect wildlife habitats. With more than two-dozen different activities from which to choose, there is something for everyone at Wildwood.

Activities
Daily life at Wildwood affords campers numerous opportunities to participate in a wide range of fun and challenging activities. There is also ample time for rest and relaxation, enabling campers to spend time with friends, swim, play volleyball, visit the camp store, write letters, or read. The following are some of the activities that campers enjoy at Wildwood:

  • Astronomy
  • Birding
  • Canoeing
  • Creative Expression
  • Field Research
  • Fishing
  • Forest Ecology
  • Geology
  • Herpetology
  • Hiking
  • Island Exploration
  • Kayaking
  • Outdoor Cooking
  • Photography
  • Recycling Programs
  • Ropes Course
  • Sailing
  • Snorkeling &Swimming
  • Trail Blazing
  • Wildlife Investigations
  • Wilderness Survival

Learn More!

Click here for a current Residential Camp schedule.

Download a registration form* and brochure*, request additional information, or contact the Wildwood office at wildwood@massaudubon.org, or call us at 781-259-2183 / 866-MAS-CAMP (toll-free).

Application Process
To register for a Wildwood program, please return a completed registration form accompanied by a minimum of 25% of the tuition, or call 866-MAS-CAMP to register over the phone with a credit card. The first $50 of each camper's tuition is non-refundable. Upon receipt of a completed registration form, Wildwood will mail a registration confirmation, and enrollment forms, including a camper medical form, will follow. Please make sure that all forms are returned on time—acceptance is pending on the approval of a completed medical form.

Financial Aid
Through the generosity of Wildwood friends and alumni, we are able to offer financial assistance to qualified families. Contact the Wildwood office for more information and an application. Camp scholarship fund donations are always welcome.

Admissions Policy
Wildwood admits children of any race, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities available to campers. Wildwood does not discriminate in the administration of its admissions policies or financial aid.


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