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Camp Wakefield 2026
A safe, structured, and fun summer experience for
Grades K through Rising 5th Graders.
📍 Moulton Park, 14 Harrington Ct, Wakefield, MA 01880
June 22nd – August 28th | Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
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Premium Summer. Community Price.
We believe a spectacular summer shouldn’t break the bank. As a non-profit, every dollar goes directly back into the program. That means professional-grade programming, exciting field trips, and experienced staff—at a fraction of the cost of commercial camps.
The Non-Profit Advantage
Why is our rate so low?
Our rates are lower not because we offer less, but because our mission is access. Your fee goes 100% back into the program—funding top-tier activities and facility safety without the markup of for-profit camps.
No hidden membership fees. Just incredible value.
Professional Staff
90% Staff Return Rate.
High turnover is common at summer camps—but not here. Our team consists of background-checked, highly trained mentors (certified in First Aid, CPR, and Child Development) who treat child safety as a profession, not a summer gig.
Weekly Adventures
Real Field Trips. Real Fun.
We don’t cut corners on the experience. We keep kids engaged with premium entertainment and active trips.
- 🏊 Swimming: Weekly trips to the brand new Hall Memorial Pool!
(Pending construction completion) - 🎳 Trips: Bowling, Roller Skating, & Farms.
- 🐍 Guests: Curious Creatures, Magicians & DJs.
A Typical Day at Camp
Our schedule balances outdoor fun with structured enrichment.
Note: All activities, including Art and STEM, are integrated with that week’s specific Theme!
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM | Arrival & Open Choice: Kids arrive and choose their start! Basketball courts are open for games, while tables are set up for card games, art, and morning snack. |
| 9:45 AM | Morning Rally: All campers break out into their specific age-based groups for the day. |
| 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Specialist Blocks: Groups rotate through specialized activities (STEM, Art, Music) led by our Enrichment Team. |
| 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM | Lunch: Fuel up for the afternoon (Campers must bring their own packed, Nut-Free lunch). |
| 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM | Campus Rotations: Groups rotate through the Basketball Courts, The Fields, The Park, The Hall, and Art. |
| 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM | Dismissal & Structured Enrichment: As pickup begins, the hall and outdoor activity zones remain open and fully staffed for engaging activities until you arrive. |
Summer of Adventure: Weekly Schedule
Every week brings a new theme, a new experience, and Weekly Swimming at the brand new Hall Memorial Pool!
We focus on getting comfortable and connected with fun icebreakers and group discussions to build positive relationships.
Step into a world of imagination! We encourage creativity through Disney themes and heroic characters, highlighting positive traits like courage.
Note: Closed Friday, July 3rd (Holiday Observed)
Celebrating self-expression through color! Participants explore different colors with themed activities and art projects.
A week dedicated to growth. Participants will plant and care for their own plants, seeing how small efforts lead to big results.
Get ready for a wild adventure! We explore the wild through safari-themed games and learn about animals around the world.
Participants become designers! Interactive challenges to craft outfits for our Recycled Fashion Show.
Celebrating the past! Revisit favorite games, songs, and activities from earlier years and nostalgic challenges.
A week full of excitement and celebration! Carnival-themed games, crafts, masks, and props.
Stay tuned! We are planning a unique themed week to kick off the end of summer. Details coming soon.
Celebrating the end of summer. Reflect on memories, set learning goals, and engage in creative goal boards.
Weekly Rates
Choose the weeks that work for you. Financial assistance is available.
⚠️ Early Bird Rates Ending!
Prices increase on March 1st. Lock in your rate now.
K – 1st Grade
(Ages 5-6)
(Includes $50 non-refundable deposit)
- ✓ 5:1 Child-to-Staff Ratio
- ✓ Specialized attention for first-timers
- ✓ Art, STEM, & Outdoor Play
- ✓ Full Week Coverage (Mon-Fri)
2nd Grade – Rising 5th
(Ages 7-10)
(Includes $50 non-refundable deposit)
- ✓ 10:1 Child-to-Staff Ratio
- ✓ Grouped strictly by age
- ✓ Swimming & Skill Building
- ✓ Full Week Coverage (Mon-Fri)
Deposit & Payment Policy
1. SECURE YOUR SPOT
A $50.00 non-refundable deposit is required at checkout to reserve your week. This amount is deducted from the total fee (it is NOT an extra charge).
2. STRICT PAYMENT DEADLINE
The remaining balance is due 14 days prior to the start of the session (e.g., Week 1 balance is due June 8th).
⚠️ IMPORTANT: LATE PAYMENT POLICY
No Exceptions: If the balance is not paid by the 14-day deadline, your child’s spot will be forfeited immediately to the waitlist, and the deposit will be lost.
3. WE’LL REMIND YOU
We send email reminders 10, 5, and 1 day before the due date so you don’t miss the deadline.
4. SKIP THE HASSLE (TIP!)
Save a card on file during registration! We can automatically process your balance on the due date so you don’t have to log in again.
🎒 Daily Checklist
- ◻️ Packed Lunch (Must be Nut-Free)
- ◻️ Two Snacks
- ◻️ Refillable Water Bottle
- ◻️ Sunscreen
- ◻️ Swimsuit & Towel (Tuesdays)
- ◻️ Sneakers (Closed-toe shoes required)
⚠️ Important Policies & Forms
1. Immunization Records (Required):
A hard copy of your child’s record is required before they can attend.
📥 Download Immunization Form2. Medication (If applicable):
Does your child need an EpiPen or Inhaler? We need a hard copy of the authorization form.
📥 Download Meds Authorization Form3. Electronics: No cell phones or personal electronics allowed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know to prepare for a successful summer.
You must check the box labeled “Pay only security deposit of $50.00” (located directly under the “Fee Type” dropdown).
If you leave this box unchecked, the system will charge the full tuition amount immediately. If you check it, you will only be charged the $50 non-refundable deposit per week.
Example: If the weekly rate is $320, you pay $50 now to lock it in. The remaining $270 is due 14 days before that specific week begins.
Cancellation Note: If you cancel before that 14-day deadline, you forfeit the $50 deposit, but you will not be charged the remaining balance.
Your weekly rate now automatically covers the full day window (8:00 AM – 5:30 PM). Whether you need the extra hours or not, you have the flexibility to drop off and pick up anytime within that window at no additional cost.
The Choice is Yours:
- Traditional Camp (Stoneham/Wakefield): Best if your child prefers more structure, traditional camp games, and being the oldest leaders in the group.
- Teen Camp: Best if your child is ready for more freedom, specialized activities (Esports, STEM, Music), and hanging out with older peers.
We travel by bus once a week for a dedicated swim block. The trip is fully supervised, but if you prefer your child not to swim, they may opt out and remain at camp with staff for alternative activities.
We believe in keeping access open for all families. You only need a free RecDesk account to log in and register. The rate you see is the rate you pay—no hidden fees!
The Rule of Thumb: To attend Camp Stoneham or Wakefield, your child must be a “Rising 1st Grader” (entering 1st grade in the fall) or older.
We do not currently offer summer programming for Pre-K or Rising Kindergarten students. We look forward to seeing them next year!
Late Policy: A late fee of $1.00 per minute will be charged for every minute past 5:30 PM. Consistent lateness may result in removal from the program.
Need to pick up early? No problem! Please just notify the Camp Director at drop-off or call the main office so we can have your child ready.
We maintain a Lost & Found bin, but the Boys & Girls Club is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal property. Pro Tip: Leave expensive electronics and trading cards at home!
Please double-check your labels! The most common mistake is sending peanut butter in sandwiches or granola bars. If a restricted product is found, it will be sealed and set aside by staff immediately.
Medical Needs: If your child requires an EpiPen or Inhaler, you must inform the Site Director before the start of camp. The medication itself must be delivered to the site prior to your child’s first day to ensure we are fully prepared.
Weather: Camp runs rain or shine! We have full access to our indoor facility (Gym, Game Room, Art Room) so the fun continues regardless of the weather.
During the day, we schedule dedicated “Sunscreen Breaks” in both the morning and afternoon. Staff provide frequent reminders and supervision to ensure every child has the opportunity to re-apply, especially before outdoor play.
Note: Staff are not permitted to physically apply lotion. We strongly recommend sending spray sunscreen, as staff can assist with directing the spray if needed.
Medication: Generally, medication cannot be kept in a child’s backpack. It must be delivered to the Site Coordinator in its original prescription bottle prior to the first day of camp.
Self-Administration (EpiPens/Inhalers): Children ages 9 and older may carry and self-administer their own EpiPen or Inhaler only if we have a doctor’s note on file. For children under 9, these must be held by the Health Supervisor.
1. Required for EVERYONE:
📥 Download Required Immunization Form (PDF)
2. Optional (Only if your child needs medication):
If your child requires an EpiPen, Inhaler, or other medication during camp hours, you must complete this form.
📥 Download Medication Authorization Form (DOCX)
We ask that you review these expectations with your camper prior to the summer to ensure a respectful and fun environment for everyone.
📄 Download 2026 Parent Handbook (PDF)
If cost is a barrier: Click here to apply for financial assistance.
Priority is given to families who qualify for a state voucher but don’t have one yet. Funding is limited, so please apply as early as possible.
How to register: Voucher registration isn’t available publicly because parent fees vary. Please complete our Voucher Enrollment Intake Form.
Our team will call you to finalize your registration and collect any required documents.