Mass Audubon's Wildwood Camp

Mass Audubon's Wildwood Camp is located close to the Annett State Forest and the stunning Mount Monadnock. The property also features a lengthy shoreline along the gorgeous blue waters of Hubbard Pond for camp water activities and leisure swimming.

Across 159 acres of forests, fields, and wetlands, campers plan their days around nature activities where they can learn about the environment and connect with their natural surroundings.

In the mornings, youth partake in nature exploration groups to learn about flora and fauna from Audubon experts. In the afternoons, they participate in several activities like sailing, archery, hiking, ropes course challenges, arts and crafts, paddling, and soccer. At night, they can enjoy an interesting time stargazing while observing the night sky.

Wildwood offers regular summer programs in one- and two-week sessions. The Wildwood Warblers is a three-night stay for 7-year-olds and Teen Adventure Trips for 16- and 17-year-olds. There is also a family camp so that the entire family can enjoy a weekend getaway together. Day camps for younger kids ages 6-11 also run on a weekly basis starting in July.