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

Our kids LOVE Camp Thoreau - it's been 2 years & they plan to stay as long as they can until they…read morecan be counselors there! Really great counselors & activities!

From the owner: An engaging outdoor camp and tennis camp nestled on 35 wooded acres in Concord, MA. Our natural,…read moreoutdoor environment is the perfect setting for our low & high ropes course, climbing wall, two swimming pools (shallow & deep), playing fields, archery range, & plenty of rainy day space. We off full & half day summer camp, as well as tennis camp.

My daughter started as a camper there while in elementary school and loved every minute of it. She…read moreparticipated in their musical theatre camps over the years and now she is a camp counselor there and still loves it. There are so many of their former campers that became counselors there which truly adds to the family vibe, The owners truly care about all the campers and make it fun and inclusive for all. Tons of activities for the kids to participate in throughout the summer, including field trips to various local places. Your kids

My kids love Sandlot. There is always a variety of things to do to keep it interesting all summer…read morelong. The staff is amazing and caring. I've tried several camps, but my kids like this one the best by far. We will be returning next year!

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.

We love The Kids League. my two children have been at kids league for two years, and do a week of…read moretheir Summer camp. My kids come home happy. Their adult professional staff and thoughtful activities engage the kids, and make them feel welcome everyday. After being at another after school for a few years, the difference in the approach Kids league takes is refreshing.

The Kids' League was the first after school and summer program my boys attended in Westford…read more They've been a part of these programs for over 3 years and still look forward to them. (They haven't changed since!) As a parent, I am so grateful for the committed, enthusiastic, and respectful staff. They offer creative programs to keep my boys both mentally and physically enriched.

Camp Woodstock is a great camp to send your kids to, though there were some problems I had with…read morethis camp. Not sure about these older posts but it was very clean, they ran a TIGHT ship my kids told me, cleaning up every single day after breakfast and things around that nature. Big "family" vibe going on at this camp, everyone is accepted. Lots of good influences for counselors, but, with that, there is some things they should work on. The bad Staff- my kids would tell me stories about camp ALL THE TIME. From when they got home, to when they'd go the next year. I did hear from them one day that two of their counselors told them about what male counselors they were "hooking up" with, this was when my kids were around ages 12-13. I feel that that's not something we should be talking about with campers. Camp rules- around when my children were 14 going into 15, they went to camp and were "yurts" (the highest age group) the girls and boys cabins were right near eachother so it was very easy to go from one to the other and I never thought that was weird. Although my daughter told me that one night as she was trying to get ready for bed, when she was walking to the bathroom a male camper tried to convince her to get into the supply closet with him to do god knows what. This is by NO means, the camps fault. I just think they should have more rules surrounding camper-to-camper interactions. Bullying- the probably worst part that somehow also occurred the same year as the previous story was when my daughter was bullied by an LIT, or "leader in training" (pretty ironic, right?). She was repeatedly called flat chested by said leader and other rude things. My worst problem with this camp is the things I hear about the counselors nowadays. My child is now 16 and is friends with an 18 year old who told us that a counselor that currently works at the camp over the summers, who was dealing with 7-8 year old boys, was sending her lewd voice messages and pictures while on the clock at camp in front of children. At night when all the kids were supposedly asleep he would speak into his phone and send her voice messages. I could only imagine what an 8 year old boy would do if he heard his counselor, his week long "role model", speaking into his phone saying such lewd things. Overall the camp is nice, maybe this was just a very unique experience.

My parents sent me to Camp Woodstock, and although I was scared at first I very quickly became a…read more"Woodstocker". I learned how to sail a sailboat and was able to climb up the expert climbing wall. I highly recommend attending Camp Woodstock, I am so exited for this summer!!

It was excellent working as one of the staff there and i will always miss it. Thank you and have a…read moregreat day.

Our kids have been coming to this camp for a few years now and they love it. It is a…read morenon-denominational Christian camp that runs all summer long. They have many fun activities for the kids to do and a pool that the kids really enjoy. Every week has a different theme and the crafts and games are centered on that theme. They have Wacky Wednesday where the the kids dress up in accordance with the theme of the week. Other activities include drama, archery, drama and character building. As I said before, this is a Christian camp and there is some learning of scripture, but they accept all faiths. The counselors are wonderful. There is also an over day option on Thursdays that for a little extra money the kids make s'mores by the campfire, do skits and have extra swim time. Over day ends at 8 pm. The camp also posts pictures and videos daily on Facebook so you can see what the kids have been up to all day. I highly recommend this camp. Our children are happy and safe. It's a wonderful way to pass a summer!

It's amazing! 10/10 recommended! This love this place! And it is so fun to learn here, and I love…read morehow everytime I do a class I learn new things! It's so cool! And I love doing all the variations of activities here at NESS! It just makes this place more interesting! And I love how I got to make new relationships with some people and also do it with my friends too! Amazing place and such a great way to spend your summer time!

Excellent summer camp experience! My son loved his instructors as well as the program.read more