My niece's 4th birthday party was a smash hit…read more Paw patrol character cameo. Live petting zoo- turtle, ferret, gators, snakes Well trained and attentive staff Great facilities- playroom sets, sandpit, bounce house, arts and crafts room, obstacle course with laser lights.Main room for birthday party pizza and cake setup like a Montessori.

I can't say enough about Maplewood Day Camp. My daughter is 6 years old and this is her 2nd summer…read moreat Maplewood. She loves it so much, they do so many activities with the kids, the staff are amazing, they call you to give you updates on how your child is doing. They're responsive, kind and it feels good being able to trust your most prized possessions with the team. I rave about them to anyone that can listen. Truly amazing. I'd say any parent looking to send their kids for the summer or for short school vacations...it's worth it.

I went there for a evaluation and it was great! I love the coach's and equipment is great! I can't…read morewait to start my gold season!

From the owner: Gymnastics instruction for boys and girls age 2 - 18. Recreational and Competitive programs are…read moreavailable. Where fitness is FUN!

Camp Farley is where kids can go to have fun, learn to work as a team and gain social skills,…read moreexperience nature, and come home with dirt in their shoes and memories in their hearts. Is it rustic? Yes. Is it the best time you're kids will ever have? Also yes.

Most of the staff are friendly and welcoming. However the employers and general program management…read moreare very disorganized which is quite frustrating.

I love Cathedral Camp. Counselor Laura Cabral was very nice. She put sunscreen on all of the young…read moreboys and girls to make sure they did not get a burn. They complained at the time but they will thank her later! I was sad because I think I later saw another counselor hit her with their flip flop :/

Today was my 8 year olds third day of ten at this camp and she won't be going back. The activities…read moreare minimal. Her day is mostly spent in the water and at the playground. She can do that for free outside of camp. The counselor that she has, Megan, refuses to call her by her correct name....maybe she thinks its funny. She has been harassed by another child to buy her ice cream and candy at the snack bar, with the other child telling her that she has to.....yesterday she put her hand out to get her change and the other girl swiped it from the adult behind the counter, who said nothing. Today she tells me that her counselor never spoke a word to the kids all day. Part of the activities is boating and archery. She did both on Monday and not since. I thought this was a Catholic based camp where the staff are mature and gentle and the children are taught how to be kind. Save your money...go elsewhere, where the activities they represent actually happen.

The whole place is amazing, especially the "castle". The trails are very well maintained, and VERY…read morewell marked. And the lake is beautiful. The best part is how amazing it is for dogs! Highly recommend!!

Borderland is a wonderful place. I usually only stay on the main trail for walking and running…read more Plenty of grass areas to play catch or picnic, plus benches and picnic tables throughout. Relaxing, quiet, and so many nice spots to enjoy the ponds, waterfall, spring noises of frogs, and foliage in the fall. I ride my bike or run or walk through regularly and enjoy it. I have also taken the kids to some of the mansion tours and the presentations about nature in the park building. Enjoyed those too.

Between the ages of 9 - 13, my weekdays in June - August were spent at this oasis of a summer camp…read more Surrounded by hundreds of other campers my age, here, camp nurtured my love for the outdoors. Never once was I unhappy about being dropped off here to enjoy the splendors that is Ramsbottom. Early mornings are spent sitting in tribes and villages (according to age) while staff takes attendance for the day. Here, daily activities are reviewed for each activity and contests are competed in for points tallied weekly to distribute pizza parties. From here children ages 9+ (correct me if i'm wrong) are able to walk freely around the camp visiting its various areas, while younger children are lead around in groups. A Pool, Indian Lore, Pioneering (ropes courses, etc), Arts n' Crafts, Theater, Nature, Archery, Cooking, Rocketry, Fishing, Sports, Riflery, Mini Golf, Petting Zoo. . . .to name a few. . . are the activities provided at the camp. Awards are given out in a ceremony each Friday in regards to contests throughout the week or particularly outstanding campers for each activity. Groups meet for lunch in the middle of the day (meals provided if indicated) where attendance is taken again. One thing this camp is good at is not losing or endangering children. Attendance is taken 3 times throughout the day . . .some activities have age limits and training requirements before participation is allowed (such as archery and riflery). Staff is extremely friendly and outgoing, activities never boring, safety-oriented, nature-friendly. Great experience for any child. . . and even staff!!!

I remember going for a session here years ago as a kid it was okay from what I remember is there…read moretons of stuff to do games a petting zoo and a pool when I went I got teased a lot always quiet and didn't make any friends I remember it being 100 degrees one day walking thru the woods it was fun but not for everyone

You cannot find a better, well rounded day camp in the area. The kids experience horse riding…read morelessons, arts & crafts, nature, theater dance & music, sports, archery, rocketry, Project SOAR (climbing, repelling, zip lining, etc), swimming lessons & free swim and LOTS more. This is a family run camp with a significant number of repeat staff and campers. The 2-week sessions give the campers a chance to become comfortable and competent. Many campers attend multiple sessions & I believe this is because the staff truly enjoys their work and the campers. It is such an awesome place, if only I was young again....

From the owner: Metrowest Premier Summer Day Camp for Children ages 4-12.read more

An incredible group of directors, highly talented staff, and an amazing program for the campers to…read moreenjoy!

This is the best camp I have ever been at. The counselors are very nice and polite. And on my first…read moreday of camp, I was very shy and nervous. But then my counselor was polite and I got less shy with him. The activities there are very fun like you get to go in the lake, they have a basketball court soccer field, football field and a baseball area. And a lot more. I started going here in 2019 and kept going and now it is 2022 and close to summer of 2023. And I am 100% going there for my fifth year. If you have never gone here you should definitely come here.

Camp wing Duxbury was a great experience for those who are generation alpha or generation z. The…read morefacilities are updated and considering past camps I have visited are much more updated. There are possibilities to live as a permanent home at the camp site if there was a theoretical zombie apocalypse. The size and capacities of the areas are good for groups of individuals. The only change would be to the living spaces as they are quite crammed compared to the size of the buildings and area. Also having a security gate and fencing would be a great addition. As when I stayed there was a bear on the loose and there is no gate really to stop it.

READ THIS - don't get married here, don't work here, dont send your kids here, don't live here for…read morea summer. It is unfortunate I am writing this because the mission of Camp Wing and crossroads as a nonprofit is a good one but the mistreatment and unprofessional in the workplace they allow is not a cause worth supporting. It is 20K to have a wedding here and it could not be less worth it just for the price point alone. There is nothing special about this venue and there are many that look the same if not better for less money. Is a longtime member of the Duxbury community I feel it is important to have it be known what has happened to this place. I know many people that have worked here and have been a part of this Camp short and long term. I am even someone who sent my kids here for years but there has been disturbing things I have learned about this place. The cabins in which the overnight counselors sleep in are cramped, filthy, and uncomfortable. The food they feed to the counselors from the dining hall is absolutely awful and left multiple sick from not eating. There are many allegations from day camp employees about the unprofessionalism as many of the directors and coordinators of the day camp. I know multiple kids in the community that have worked here and said no one they worked with that summer was planning on returning the next summer either because of how awful their bosses were. When I sent my kids to this camp, it was a community and now it has been ruined. I know there has been a recent turnover in the past couple of years of a lot of positions at this camp, but it is unfortunate to see what they have done to a once great place.