Camp Wing Day Camp
Thank you for a wonderful summer!
To receive an email when we open the 2024 Camper Application, please complete our Summer 2024 Interest Form. (Please note: families who attended camp in 2023 will automatically receive an email from us).
Camp Wing Day Camp provides engaging activities in a variety of program areas for youth aged 5 to 16. 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.
Camp Wing Day Camp Program Options
Grove Program
Serving campers who are entering kindergarten at the end of summer, and who are currently in Kindergarten. Campers must be 5 or older by the first day of their session.
Younger campers participate in smaller group activities throughout the day to offer them the additional support and supervision that they might need. Grove campers enjoy specialized activities geared toward kindergarten and first-grade age groups.
General Camp
Serving campers completing 1-7 grade.
We offer an exciting variety of activities throughout the day. Our co-ed groups are coordinated by age, so activities can be tailored to meet the needs of all campers. The camp has three divisions: Forest, Ocean, and Jungle. Within the divisions, small groups of campers follow a pre-established, well-rounded daily schedule that offers the opportunity to try a variety of activities during the camp session. There’s also a chance each day for campers to select, with guidance from their counselor, a group choice activity period.
Leaders in Training
A leadership program for campers who have completed 7-10 grade by summer, and who are at least 13 years old by August.
The LIT program offers opportunities for teens to develop leadership skills that can be applied as future staff at Crossroads, and beyond. LIT’s will also have the opportunity to shadow and support staff members leading activities in areas such as swim lessons.
Service Corps
For participants completing 9-11 grade and who are interested in working at camp. Participants must be 15 years or older by the start date of camp.
Service Corps members are teens who have demonstrated strong leadership skills as well as a strong desire to work at camp. Teens complete a Crossroads Staff Application and traditional interview process and serve as ‘Junior Counselors’ throughout the summer. Service Corps are paired with full counselors and work on helping to provide engaging activities in a variety of program areas for our youth.
Contact Us
EMAIL : [email protected]
PHONE : 617-766-5179
