Summer Camps
Please Note:
Trails are open at all Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries; buildings & most restrooms remain closed. Read More >
Summer Camp Update
July 8, 2020
The re-opening plan for Massachusetts provides a cautious approach for the months ahead, especially regarding summer camps and other essential child care services. After extensive discussion and site-specific scenario planning, each of our camps determined whether or not they will be running camp programs this summer. Wildwood Overnight Camp will not be running this summer, but several of our day camps are. Check the status of each of our day camps and visit each individual camp's webpage for further details.
A few camps still have available space for campers wishing to register for open sessions, including:
- Museum of American Bird Art, Canton
- Ipswich River, Topsfield
- Wachusett Meadow, Princeton
- Broad Meadow Brook, Worcester
- Moose Hill, Sharon
Learn more about the status of our day camps >
Watch the closure video for Wildwood Overnight Camp >
Discover. Explore. Be Outside!
At Mass Audubon camps, kids have fun, connect with nature, and make friends through outdoor exploration, hands-on activities, and noncompetitive games. Campers develop their interest in the outdoors while building confidence in nature and meeting other campers. Learn More >
Attention, parents! You can pay camp fees online.
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Virtual Camp
Mass Audubon Camp Online
Nature camp goes virtual in these one-week sessions for K-Grade 5! Register now >
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Wildwood Overnight Camp
Located in beautiful southern New Hampshire, our overnight camp, Wildwood, has something for everyone: traditional camp activities, teen programs, and family camp. Learn more
Donate to Camp
Help send a child to camp this summer or support your camp by purchasing supplies.