Welcome to Blue Hills Nature Day Camp!
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Our unique location atop scenic Chickatawbut Hill invites campers ages 5–13 to discover nature through hands-on exploration, creative play, and active learning. Each session features age-appropriate activities intended to deepen a child’s understanding and awareness of the natural world. Small camp groups and experienced, caring staff create a friendly and safe atmosphere on "the hill."
Get the Brochure
Our brochure contains complete camp information, including session descriptions, dates, and costs.
How to Register
Beginning February 16 families may register online, by calling 617-333-0690 x5226, or by mailing the registration form with payment to the address listed on the form.
2021 Camp Sessions & Dates
Full-Day Nature Camps
Weekly sessions June 21–August 20
Prices are per session
This year, in lieu of weekly session themes, staff will have the flexibility to determine a daily nature theme and curriculum—making each week of camp unique and easier to fit into your summer schedule!
View full descriptions, dates, & costs in the brochure >
Chickadees • Ages 5–7
Counselor-to-camper ratio: 1 to 5
$420 members | $485 nonmembers
Naturalists • Ages 7–9
Counselor-to-camper ratio: 1 to 8
$400 members | $465 nonmembers
Explorers • Ages 9–11
Counselor-to-camper ratio: 1 to 8
$400 members | $465 nonmembers
Adventurers • Ages 11–13
Counselor-to-camper ratio: 1 to 8
$400 members | $465 nonmembers
What Others Are Saying . . .
"My kids love Blue Hills Summer Camp! The staff is awesome." –Camp Parent
"My campers learned a great deal about nature, animals, and insects. Thank you for opening up their world to a newfound love of the earth around us." –Camp Parent