Summer Camp Organizations

ACA-accredited nature day camp in Mattapan for ages 5-15 combining outdoor exploration, science education, and hands-on activities in an urban wildlife sanctuary. Two-week sessions span basic nature discovery for young campers through teen environmental leadership programs.

Water-focused nature day camp at Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary for ages 4-14, featuring canoeing on the sanctuary's waterways, exploration of aquatic habitats, and discovery of how plants and animals have adapted to aquatic environments.

Farm and nature day camp for ages 4-14 where campers care for farm animals including cows, sheep, goats, pigs, and chickens while exploring varied habitats of field, forest, and wetlands. Special Farm & City partnership sessions connect Lincoln and Boston youth through food and farming experiences.

Nature day camp at Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary in Belmont for ages 4-14 combining outdoor exploration, wildlife observation, and hands-on science in an accessible suburban wildlife setting. Age-appropriate programming ranges from nature discovery for young campers through teen environmental leadership.

Nature day camp at Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary for ages 4-14 with meadows, wetlands, and the Ipswich River as outdoor classrooms. Campers paddle canoes, observe wildlife, and conduct hands-on science experiments led by naturalist educators.

Nature-focused overnight sleepaway camp operated by Mass Audubon for ages 9-14, plus Counselors-in-Training for ages 16-17, Family Camp for all ages, and Teen Adventure Trips for ages 13-17 including backpacking the Appalachian Trail, biking Cape Cod, and kayaking the Maine coast.

Summer camps for ages 6-15 engaging kids in hands-on math and technology learning through themes including LEGO Engineering, Junior LEGO Robotics, 3D Modeling, Digital Designer, and public speaking.