Broadmeadow Brook Nature Day Camp

About Broadmeadow Brook Nature Day Camp

At Broad Meadow Brook Nature Day Camp in Worcester, we provide children ages 4.5–16 with the opportunity to explore their natural curiosity. Our 430-acre sanctuary provides a safe, socially-distanced space for campers to discover different habitats, ecosystems, and wildlife species. Our days are filled with outdoor play and games, songs, and stories that are sure to keep kids engaged and entertained. Dedicated to Inclusion At Broad Meadow Brook Nature Day Camp, we believe in creating a positive camp experience for all. Our staff is dedicated to providing an inclusive atmosphere where each camper can feel accepted and respected. We strive to ensure that learning is a fun and engaging experience, and we are committed to fostering a sense of community among our campers. Creating Lasting Memories At Broad Meadow Brook Nature Day Camp, we strive to provide each camper with a meaningful experience. Every day spent outside exploring our 430-acre sanctuary and engaging in noncompetitive games, songs, and stories will create lasting memories of fun and learning. We look forward to helping your child create special memories that will last a lifetime!

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Scientists of the Future

Ages 13–15 July 11–15, August 8–12 9:00 am–4:00 pm See sliding scale on page 7 for pricing Calling all environmentally-minded teens! Spend an entire week exploring outside doing authentic field work to collect and analyze data that scientists use to understand more about wildlife habitats, water resources, sustainability, and climate change. The week will be filled with outdoor discoveries and extended hikes, science experiments, and learning how to use science tools and laboratory equipment. If regulations allow, we will plan to travel in our van to explore local colleges and meet local scientists. Along the way, we will also explore career opportunities in environmental science and sustainability. Campers may attend both weeks; top

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Counselors-in-Training (CIT)

Ages 14–16 9:00 am–3:30 pm Learn what it takes to be a camp counselor. Gain leadership skills, hands-on training, and develop a lesson plan, which you will present at camp. First-year CITs will attend the training session and choose between two and four weeks of camp to help lead sessions. CITs who have previously completed training may choose between three and five weeks of camp to lead sessions. Contact the Camp Director, Lisa Carlin, at bmbrookcamp@massaudubon.org or 508-753-6087 ext. 5013 to request an application. New CITs will pay for their training week, June 27–July 1, equivalent to one week of Nature Camp. See the sliding scale for One-Week Nature Camp on page 7 for pricing. Returning CITs have no fee.

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