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City of Worcester Summer Programs 2019 Summer Camps and Programs for Children in Massachusetts Summer Programs in Worcester, MA: City of Worcester Summer Programs: Summer Tennis & Reading Program – Worcester 2019 Worcester Summer Camps Academic Camps in Worcester: Bancroft School Summer Programs 110 Shore Drive, Worcester 508-854-9241 Grades K-12 Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science 85 Prescott St., Worcester 508-831-5859 Academic camps for students entering grades 5 – 8. Worcester Academy Summer Programs and Camps 81 Providence St., Worcester 508-754-5302 WPI Camp Reach 100 Institute Road, Worcester 508-831-4900 Residential program for girls entering 7th grade interested in learning about careers in technology and engineering. EcoTarium Summer Discovery Camp 222 Harrington Way, Worcester 508-929-2700 Ages 5-14 Broad Meadow Brook Natural History Day Camp Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary 414 Massasoit Road, Worcester 508-753-6087 Ages 4.5 – 16 Arts/Dance Camps in Worcester: Hanover Theatre - Youth Summer Program (Formerly Ballet Arts Worcester) 2 Southbridge Street, Worcester 508.471.1793 [email protected] Bancroft School Musical Theatre Program 110 Shore Drive, Worcester 508-854-9241 Ages 9-15 Central Mass Dance Academy 65 Water St., Worcester 508-754-2700 Ages 4 - 14 Charlotte Klein Dance Centers Summer Dance Programs 1122 Pleasant Street, Worcester 508-753-6110 Ages 5 and up Wachusett Theatre Camp Located at Worcester State College 486 Chandler St., Worcester 978-602-6288 Youth camp for grades 2 - 12 Worcester Academy Summer Arts 81 Providence St., Worcester 508-754-5302 Visual Arts Camp, Performing Arts Camp, Clay Arts Camp Worcester Art Museum 55 Salisbury St., Worcester 508-793-4333 / 508-793-4334 Ages 3-17 Paula Zawalich Dance Academy Summer Programs 336 Hamilton Street, Worcester 508-757-9654 Residential Camps: Mohegan Council/Boy Scouts 19 Harvard St., Worcester 508-752-3769 Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts 81 Gold Star Blvd., Worcester 800-462-9100 / 413-584-2602 Sports Camps in Worcester: Bancroft School Athletic Camps 110 Shore Drive, Worcester 508-854-9241 Clark University Basketball Camps 950 Main St., Worcester (508) 793-7161 Holy Cross Summer Sports Camps and Clinics 1 College St., Worcester 508-793-2011 Camp JCC Worcester JCC 633 Salisbury St., Worcester 508-756-7109 Ages 2 – 16 Regatta Point Kids Learn to Sail Camp 10 North Lake Avenue, Worcester 508-757-2140 Ages 7 - 18 Worcester Academy Athletic Camps 81 Providence Street, Worcester 508-754-5302 WPI Sports Camps 100 Institute Rd., Worcester 508-831-5000 Traditional Day Camps in Worcester: Bancroft Summer Camp 110 Shore Drive, Worcester 508-854-9241 Girls Incorporated of Worcester In Town Summer Fun Program and Camp Kinneywood 125 Providence Street, Worcester 508-755-6455 Friendly House Summer Camp Programs 36 Wall St., Worcester 508-755-4362 JCC Summer Day Camps 633 Salisbury St., Worcester 508-756-7109 Mohegan Council Boy Scouts 19 Harvard St., Worcester 508-752-3769 Rainbow Child Development Summer Camp 10 Edward St., Worcester 508-791-6849 Worcester Fitness Vacation Camps 440 Grove St. Worcester 508-852-8209 YMCA 2018 Summer Program Camps By Branch • Boroughs Family Branch YMCA • Central Community Branch YMCA • Greendale Family Branch YMCA Camp • Montachusett Community Branch YMCA • YMCA Camp Blanchard Hockomock Area YMCA Camps • Day Camp at the INVENSYS FOXBORO YMCA • Day Camp at the BERNON FAMILY YMCA (Franklin) • Day Camp at the MANSFIELD ARTS & ED YMCA • Day Camp at the NORTH ATTLEBORO YMCA Summer Fun Club - Southbridge Camp Foskett Summer Programs in Central Massachusetts: Hula Hot List: Awesome All Around Camps Around Worcester Hula Hot List: Summer Classes Around Worcester Arts / Dance Camps in Central Massachusetts: Claytime Summer Programs 124 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury 508-798-9950 Collins Artworks Art Center Summer Art Camp 18 High Street, Clinton (978) 368-3300 Dance it Up! 36 North Main St., North Grafton 508-839-1648 Field of Dreams Theme Camps Gymnastics Learning Center 574 Lake Street, Shrewsbury 508-792-1551 Gigueres Summer Programs 148 Main St., Cherry Valley 508-892-3797 Little Stars Gymnastics Center, Inc. 300 Hamilton Street Leominster, MA 978- 466-1272 Danforth ART Museum / School 123 Union Avenue, Framingham 508-620-0050 Nature camps in Central Massachusetts: Capen Hill Nature Camp 56 Capen Rd., Charlton City 508-248-5516 Life Tech Ventures 19 Harrington Rd., Charlton 508-249-2741 Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary 113 Goodnow Rd., Princeton (978) 464-2712 Residential Camps in Central Massachusetts: 4H Camp Marshall 92 McCormick Rd., Spencer 508-885-4891 Camp Atwater 20 Shore Rd., North Brookfield 413-739-7211 Camp Frank a Day 125 South Pond Rd., East Brookfield 617-244-6050 Camp Green Eyrie / Girl Scout Camp Still River Rd., Harvard 413-584-2602 Mohegan Council / Boy Scouts Treasure Valley, 394 Pleasantdale Rd, Rutland 508-752-3769 Sports Camps in Central Massachusetts: Five Star Soccer Academy 94 Main St., Oxford 508-987-2245 HAB Sportsplex Sports Camps 374 West St., Uxbridge 508-278-9888 SHARC Summer Camp 3 Tennis Drive, Shrewsbury 508-845-1000 Social Smart Kids Camp at the Peter Pan Center 280 Ayer Road, Harvard (978) 772-1255 Sports Mania Camp Millbury, Charlton, Dudley, Grafton, Sturbridge and other locations 508-648-4382 Sterling Academy of Gymnastics 15 Industrial Drive, Sterling (978) 422-7655 Teamworks Northborough 185 Otis Street, Northborough (508) 351-9800 Traditional Camps in Central Massachusetts: Auburn Youth and Family Services 21 Pheasant Court, Auburn 508-832-5707 Blackstone Valley Boys and Girls Club 115 Canal St., Blackstone 508-883-6363 Camp Foskett 189 Daniels Rd., Charlton 508-765-5466 Girl Scouts Camps 800-462-9100 (MA only) or 413-584-2602 (outside of MA) Camp Nashoba Day 140 Nashoba Rd., Littleton 978-486-8088 Touchstone School 54 Leland St., Grafton 508-234-8184 Camp Whitin / Whitin Community Center 60 Main St., Whitinsville 508-234-8184 Camp Woodhaven 55 Campground Rd, West Boylston 508-835-9883 Fay School Summer Camp Fay School's Primary School Commons, Southborough 508-490-8371 / [email protected] Franklin County Day Camp 1221 Pond St., Franklin 508-533-8882 Holiday Acres Equestrian Center 331 Main St., Rutland 508-886-6896 Milford Community Summer Day Camp 31 W. Fountain St., Milford 508-478-1119 Camp Maple Leaf 92 McCormick Rd., Spencer 774-200-6548 Oxford Community Center 4 Maple Rd., Oxford 508-987-6002 Oxford Edu-Care 497 Main St., Oxford 508-987-6050 Paxton Recreation Summer Camps 697 Pleasant St., Paxton 508-753-7315 Shrewsbury Parks and Recreation 100 Maple Ave., Shrewsbury 508-841-8503 Holden Recreation All-Day Program Dawson School, Holden 508-829-0263 Massachusetts Summer Camps and Programs: Boston Central Summer Camps Mass Camps - New England’s Summer Camp Directory US Sports Institute Camps and Clinics Massachusetts Special-Needs and Disabilities Camps Camp Invention Summer Camps Connecticut Summer Camps and Programs: Camp Woodstock - Woodstock Valley, CT Camp Woodstock .
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