Camp Ockanickon for Boys is a traditional overnight camp that provides a supportive environment for "boys to be boys" without the pressure of cliques and popularity contests often found in school and in the neighborhood. At Ocky, the counselors create an atmosphere of inclusion, where it is okay for campers to come out of their shell and be themselves. They sleep in rustic, open-air cabins and participate in activities with other campers from their age group. Each cabin houses one or two counselors and 5 - 7 campers. Each cabin group eats together in our Dining Hall where we serve our delicious meals family style. The campers share the responsibility of setting and clearing the table and for going up to get second helpings for the table. Campers follow a structured schedule that includes some activity periods that are already scheduled for their age group and some activity periods where they choose the activity themselves. ...

College and professional baseball players spend the majority of their baseball lives mastering fundamentals and developing proper baseball technique. Only after all that skill work are they ready to compete at the highest level. ...

Three great locations in Florida, California and Pennsylvania. Get into the best physical and mental shape of your life while enjoying a great camp experience. Full land and water sports program plus nutrition classes cooking classes and behaviour modifacation. Learn new lifestyle changes while making friends and having fun. Very well supervised one staff member for every four campers. All camps are accredited by the American Camping Association ...

Matollionequay offers a traditional camping experience for girls ages 7 to 16 years old. Living out in the woods in a rustic cabin with other girls her own age, she will discover her true sense of independence, while building on her self esteem and confidence. These positive outcomes come from what the girls experience in their daily routine at camp and from our counselors modeling for the campers how to live peacefully with each other in our small community. ...

College and professional baseball players spend the majority of their baseball lives mastering fundamentals and developing proper baseball technique. Only after all that skill work are they ready to compete at the highest level. ...

Lake Stockwell Day Camp offers traditional camp activities for boys and girls who are looking for exciting things to do during their summer break. Our professional staff provides campers with a positive environment, as well as fun, safe and age appropriate activities that aim to foster relationships. Inclusion, sportsmanship, and learning to think of others before oneself are key character traits that our staff model for the Stockwell campers. Each age group eats lunch together in our Dining Hall, where campers eat meals family-style and take responsibility for setting up and clearing the tables. ...

For those campers who want a full week of mornings-only camp. These campers might be new to baseball or too young to handle a full day of activity. Parents are welcome to make the decision as to how much the child can handle. Little Hoosiers will focus on fundamentals and instruction will focus on fun! ...

Ultimate Tennis Camp (UTC) is designed for the beginner through intermediate player and it by far offers the most fun and positive reinforcement possible in a tennis camp. ...

Children typically choose to participate in those activities with which they are familiar. At PBC each camper is encouraged to try all activities and games, regardless of previous experience. All instruction is Fun-Based and appropriate for each age and ability. ...

For campers that have some basic familiarity with playing the game and who love the sport, we suggest our Junior Training Tennis Camp (JTC).

JTC is designed particularly for players who are looking to gain an advantage in next year's team tryouts for their high school or who are looking to play at the collegiate level. The program is operated at The Marcus Lewis Tennis Center located in Acton and it is run by a core of trained instructors (not camp counselors). Besides being an instructor for the MLTC, the director of the program is also the coach of the Acton-Boxborough JV boys team. For many players, this is potentially a chance for the coach to see you before next year! Players are versed in both the fundamentals as well as the techniques that they will need to succeed at a competitive level. ...