 NEOC, Set in Nature. Rooted in Wonder. Bursting with Fun!
NEOC connects campers, age 3 - 15, to nature with activities that spark their excitement, curiosity, and individuality! Their campus, on the Elm Bank Reservation in Wellesley, is an expansive property with river-access, trails, forested areas, gardens, and the opportunity for campfires. Their activities include canoeing, archery, hiking, shelter building, gardening, arts & crafts, games, sports, and wellness. As campers range from ages 3 - 15, all activities are carefully tailored to be age appropriate. Choice is a keystone of the NEOC experience and their program champions the development of independence by offering choice activities each afternoon. One very special and unique aspect of NEOC is the multi-age play and mentoring built into their program, which is well-supported by the inclusive and intimate camp culture. As campers grow at NEOC, they are encouraged to wonder about, investigate, and build their understanding of nature.
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 The Story School brings stories to life and transforms campers into heroes with their live-action role-play fantasy adventure camps. Located in the beautiful woods on Prindle Pond in Charlton, Massachusetts, campers become heroes in an interactive LARP game that reacts to their choices.
The Story School prides itself on using curiosity-based learning inspiring campers to creatively utilize their academic-led STEM skills to solve challenges and level-up their characters. Campers will explore their world of magic, history, and monsters by day and as the sun sets, enjoy getting to know friends over games, crafts, and dorm activities. Story School families know their camper will feel safe, expand their STEAM and interpersonal skills, and return a more confident and empowered version of themselves. The Story School is inclusive of all campers and proud to serve a large number of neuro-diverse and LGBTQ+ students. Join them for one or all seven weeks of their camps this summer! All campers are welcome from ages 8-18 years old. Camp sessions begin June 28th, 2023  Eagle Island Camp on Upper Saranac Lake offers a distinctive Adirondack summer camp experience for girls aged 9-17.
Nestled on an island, the camp provides a diverse range of activities, including daily swimming lessons, paddling, STEM-inspired outdoor education, camper-choice activities, sailing, nature education, team-building, crafts, and traditional survival skills like fire-building and shelter-building. With small group sizes, the staff gets to know each camper, tailoring the programming to their interests and needs, ensuring a memorable and transformative summer camp adventure.  An arts and crafts summer camp is a type of camp that focuses on providing children with the opportunity to engage in creative activities such as drawing, painting, and making crafts. These camps typically offer a range of classes and workshops, facilitate by camp counselors, that allow campers to explore different artistic mediums and techniques. Many arts and crafts summer camps also incorporate outdoor activities and field trips to provide campers with a well-rounded summer experience. These camps are a great way for children to develop their creativity and learn new skills in a fun and engaging environment.
If this kind of summer program sounds appealing, don't miss the February 11 Boston Camp Fair at Artists for Humanity EpiCenter. Many arts and crafts summer camps will be on display exhibiting their programs. You and your child will be able to meet camp counselors from the different programs, and find the best arts and crafts summer camp fit for your kids this summer. |
AuthorThis blog is written by Abby Barber, owner of Barber Events and the Boston Camp Fair. Archives
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