a south shore tradition
crossroads' camp wing day camp
where kids play all day!
Crossroads' Camp Wing Day Camp provides engaging activities in a variety of program areas for youth completing Kindergarten through 9th Grade. With the guidance of our trained and supportive staff, campers explore their interests and build skills through instructional swim lessons, sports and games, team building with peers, archery, creative arts, and adventure activities including climbing, kayaking, canoeing, and ropes courses. Through their experiences at Camp Wing, campers build confidence and self-esteem, while developing their interpersonal and collaboration skills.
It's all about fun & outdoors & friends!
Important Dates
29
June
First day of camp
21
August
Last day of camp
Summer 2026
Session 1
June 29 - July 10
Session 2
July 13 - July 24
Session 3
July 27 - August 7
Session 4
August 10 - August 21
Standard Day: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Extended Day (Morning): 7:30 AM – 9 AM ($100/session)
Extended Day (Afternoon): 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM ($100/session)
All sessions run Monday–Friday and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. A waitlist will begin once a session reaches capacity.
Rates
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Grove Program (Completed Kindergarten): $800
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General Camp Wing Program (Completed Grades 1–6): $800
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Alpine Program (Completed Grade 7): $800
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Leaders in Training (Completed Grades 8–9): $475
Payment Schedule
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Registration Date: Deposit of $100/session (nonrefundable)
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March 2: 50% of total tuition due (nonrefundable)
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May 1: Remaining balance due (nonrefundable)
Please note that missed payment deadlines may result in cancellation of registration and forfeiture of fees paid.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
All payments designated as nonrefundable (including deposits and tuition installments) cannot be refunded, even if a family chooses to cancel the session.
Find just the right program for your child
Grove Program (Completed Kindergarten)
The Grove program has been developed for campers who have completed one year of Kindergarten. These are the youngest campers on camp and the program is focused on a joyful introduction to camp life in a structured and nurturing environment. Every day follows the same routine yet includes a variety of different activities. Swim lessons and a ‘free’ swim are provided every day in the shallow end (3ft) of one of the brand new pools. Each day also includes an element of adventure (boating, fishing, high-wires, archery, nature), a sports & games time, a creative arts project, and time for recess/play at the playground or on the field. There are 30 campers split into 4 groups and they are led by a dedicated Coordinator and 8 Counselors.
General Camp Wing Program (Completed Grades 1 - 6)
Camp Wing is designed to ensure that campers experience seemingly endless days that bring countless opportunities to explore, create, compete, and celebrate the wonders of being a kid in a traditional camp setting. Groups are coordinated by age into three villages: Forest, Ocean and Jungle. Groups of approximately 12 rotate through daily swim lessons and a free swim, adventure activities (ropes course, archery, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, climbing wall), creative arts (camp crafts, improv, performances), sports (basketball, soccer, volleyball, kickball, flag football), as well as team building activities and general camp fun!
Alpine Program (Completed Grade 7)
Alpine is the first year of the teen camper programs at Camp Wing. It is a program where they can still enjoy all that camp has to offer, while being given more independence and choice within activities. They follow the general camp schedule, but activities are specially designed with increased levels of challenge and friendly competition. The program is designed to ensure that participants are leading themselves in a positive and responsible way, and setting a good example for the younger campers. The program will accommodate participants that want to enjoy being a camper, as well as those that are keen to develop into LIT’s and future staff. An optional Late Night (9 PM pickup) will be included on the second Tuesday of each session, where there will be additional evening activities, dinner and a campfire. The optional late night will be for an additional fee.
Leaders in Training - LIT 1 & LIT 2 (Completed Grades 8 - 9)
LIT 1 is designed for teen campers with an interest in developing teamwork and leadership skills through more advanced camp activitis and experiences, and beginning to lead others around them. The opportunities will include taking the lead with peers, as well as shadowing counselors working with the younger campers.
LIT 2 is the next step on the Camp Wing leadership journey and is designed for teen campers who are specifically interested in becoming a Crossroads staff member (or a leader in other youth development work) in the future. Through a variety of hands-on learning experiences, such as practicing facilitation of group activities, these LIT’s will continue to build their confidence and leadership skills in preparation for more responsibility and staff positions in the future. Many of the amazing counselors at Camp Wing were once LIT’s.
The LIT 1 and 2 experience includes one optional Late Night (9 PM pickup) experience each session on the first Wednesday of each session, where there will be additional evening activities, dinner and a campfire. There will also be an optional field trip on the second Wednesday of each session to a program aligned experience e.g. kayaking, mountain biking, sailing, ropes course. The optional field trip will be for an additional fee and includes transportation.
Questions? Locked out of your account or forgot your password?
Contact Outreach via email or phone at 617.766.5179 for support.
summer 2026 Registration Opens
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Returning Families: Tuesday, December 9 at 8:30 AM
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New Families: Wednesday, December 10 at 8:30 AM
notes from our camp parents & caregivers
"My son makes great friends, has fun playing outdoors and comes home exhausted (in a good way). Swimming - he finally got his deep end tag yesterday and was SO excited, we attribute that to him being comfortable being in the pool every day and trying to stick toward the goal of getting that tag. He feels a huge sense of accomplishment and is so excited. He also loves being outside majority of the day (and whole summer) which is incredible. He’s now in session 3 so he has changed counselors and met new camper friends each session which is terrific for making new friends."
“My daughter can see herself as Camp counselor or swim instructor someday :)”
“He is confident at camp and is treated well, and he tries new things (highwire, archery) that he might not otherwise be exposed to. He enjoys the variety of activities, from cloud watching to Wizards Elves and Giants, boating, whirlpool Wednesdays. He was overjoyed to receive the tie dye t shirt at end of session 2. He is appreciated for his knowledge about U.S. presidents. He is included and challenged, and it’s great!!”
“Joy! Happiness! Summer fun!”
Staff hiring procedures, healthcare procedures and discipline policies are available to guardians upon request.
Crossroads complies with MA DPH regulations, is licensed by the local BOH and is accredited by the ACA.
You may contact the office to file any grievances during business hours at 617.765.7556.