Four Winds Camp

From its all-blue camp uniforms to its focus on the simpler things, Four Winds Camp is the epitome of a traditional sleepaway camp. At Four Winds, campers are encouraged to develop their skills in a variety of activities, including sailing, music, poetry, sports, gardening, horseback riding, canoeing, and handicrafts.

Underpinning all of these activities is a commitment to building community, honoring nature, and exploring differences in a meaningful context. Accommodations also contribute to this mission, with small cabins and tent options housing 4-7 campers plus one or two counselors.

Month-long sessions are offered for students entering grades 4 through 10. The first is held from the end of June to mid-July. The second is held from the end of July to mid-August. A one-week junior session is also available to help younger kids (entering grades 2 to 5) adapt to life away from home.