Two kids running in the snow. We all need nature—and nature needs you. Together, we can protect the wildlife and wild lands of Massachusetts for generations to come. Make a tax-deductible donation today.
Two kids running in the snow. We all need nature—and nature needs you. Together, we can protect the wildlife and wild lands of Massachusetts for generations to come. Make a tax-deductible donation today.
Atop a green grassy hill overlooking a forest with water below. Mountains off in the distance.
Pleasant Valley, Lenox © Nicole Marcotte

Berkshire Nature Camps

At Berkshire Nature Camp, campers ages 3–17 have fun and make friends as they discover nature! Trail explorations, wildlife observation, outdoor play, hands-on activities, games, and crafts keep campers engaged throughout the summer.

Campers on a trail at Canoe Meadows

Rates & Dates

See dates and pricing for all summer sessions, including sliding scale options.

Students walking uphill along the path toward the nature center and red education barn at Pleasant Valley

About Camp

Find our philosophy, commitment to diversity and inclusion, a sample day, camp staff, and more.

campers with nets in meadow

Camp Policies

Find policies for all Mass Audubon camps including information on deposits, deadlines, and health.

Get the Brochure

The camp brochure contains complete information about our camp, including full session descriptions, dates, and sliding scale pricing.

How to Register

To ensure a smooth registration, please carefully review the Registration Instructions and log into your registration account ahead of time to check that your account, contact information, and Mass Audubon membership are active through the end of your camper’s last camp session.

NOTE: If you see the message "No matching programs found" it means camp registration hasn't opened yet or is closed for the year.

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What Others Are Saying...

"Camp was entirely different than the other camps they are attending this summer in such a positive way. Each day they enjoyed it more than the last. And they’ve already begged to return next year." –Camp Parent