Lawrence Academy is dedicated to providing the families of Groton and surrounding towns wholesome recreational and educational summer activities for their children ...

Grotonwood began in 1953, not in Groton, but at Camp Squanto near Plymouth. The camping program was an experiment tested by the Reverend Sargis Matson, the newly appointed State Director for Christian Education of the Massachusetts Baptist Convention. Squanto was not suited for a Baptist camp and Matson wanted a location in the heart of the state. In the fall of 1955, his prayers were answered when a friend of his recommended an area by a lake in the town of Groton. Dr. Peter Thompson owned a summer home on what is called Lost Lake, an area that was considered impressive. Grotonwood was purchased for $38,000 (roughly $276,364 today) and at the time was around 127 acres. ...

Terrapin Adventures (TA) is all about fun! We have created a new realm of adventure with only wood, rope and cable. Our company is on the cutting edge of fun bringing vacation type adventures from around the world to your doorstep. We've combined fitness and thrills within the context of caring for and understanding our environment. It's fitness in a group environment without the heavy equipment. It's thrills without the carnival like crowds. It's exploring, learning about and enjoying nature as it was meant to be. Our hope is to become a giving and growing part of the Baltimore Washington community by working with local charities, global businesses, tourists and neighbors. ...

The New York State West Youth Soccer Association (NYSWYSA) is the parent organization for over two hundred affiliated clubs and leagues in Western New York State. ...

Imagine a place where children can develop their interest in the outdoors, connect with nature, and have the freedom to play, discover and gain comfort and confidence in the natural world.

At Mass Audubon's summer camp programs, children spend time outdoors, discover the natural world, meet new friends, play noncompetitive games and have fun! And with 16 day camps from the Berkshires to the Cape & Islands, and everywhere in between, there's a Mass Audubon camp in your neighborhood. Many of these sites also offer vacation week programs. We also have an overnight camp, Wildwood, in New Hampshire. For 60 years, Mass Audubon camps have provided children with a memorable summer experience ...

Emphasis on experiential learning about nature and farming. Lots of fun. ...

Mass Audubon works to protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and wildlife. Together with more than 100,000 members, we care for 34,000 acres of conservation land, provide educational programs for 225,000 children and adults annually, and advocate for sound environmental policies at local, state, and federal levels. ...

Imagine a place where children can develop their interest in the outdoors, connect with nature, and have the freedom to play, discover and gain comfort and confidence in the natural world. ...

A warm and welcoming haven for people and horses that is safe and secure. We are committed to creating sense of community and life-long friendships built upon respect for each other, the animals, and the land. ...

We are already preparing for the warm and fun days that await your child next summer. Along with the summer coordinators, I am looking forward to building an active and engaging program for your child. We are busy hiring energetic staff, planning entertaining activities, and readying our dormitories for the children that will come from around the United States and the world. Finally, we are seeking children who would like to experience a rewarding summer on Tabor Academy's beautiful seaside campus. ...