List of Summer Camps around Cambridgeport

Summer Camp Name

Location

Website

Registration dates for Summer 2027 (Please double check all dates to avoid accidental inaccuracies!)

Registration details

Pros (from the Morse Community)

Cons (from the Morse Community)

Comments from the Morse Community and/or other helpful details

ACE Summer Tennis and Writing Program

Locations: Foss Park in Somerville, Dugger Park in Medford, Lorentz Park in Cambridge

https://www.allcourtenrichment.org/program-description

Ages: 7-14 / M-F 9am-12pm

Aloha Foundation Camps (overnight)

https://alohafoundation.org

2:1 camper:staff ratio

pricey

BB&N camps

80 Gerry's Landing Road, Cambridge, MA

https://bbnsummer.com/programs/

Fun soccer games and playful days.
Kids met other local athletes.
Fun day of camp for my 5 year old. He loved it. Extended day options for families that need work hour coverage
Yummy food. Meals, snacks & towel service included. And good activities and water play.
lots of sports, this year they added swimming again

- Too little water play, not enough water, not enough skill based learning.
- Very expensive for what it is.
-Not all rooms have air conditioner so kids were often very hot or moved around the campus. For us (rising 1st grade), kids did a lot of recess and not a lot of other activities. There was a field trip weekly and swim time, but kids were not pushed to participate in swimming. Didn't get a chance to know the counselors or see the property due to "rolling drop off." Personally, not enrolling our child again.
although swimming was added (only twice a week) , they had to be driven all they way to Brandeis (wasting half day: plus the first time they went, some kid was sick in the pool so they didn't even go). Staffed with lots of unqualified highschoolers, ad eve the nurses seems very unqualified: little attentions to health protocols. My daughter had 2 medical incidents in one week. one an allergy one, that they tried to blame on my child and on a vendor. Director of the summer camp does not like to take any responsibility and lawyered up right away. no notification for the second medical incident, like it never happened.

variety of themed camps (see website)

Boston Bouldering Project

Somerville, MA

https://boulderingproject.com/summer-camp-2026/

Well organized, fun rock climbing and playground activities, indoors.
Very allergy friendly (no nuts allowed).

Bouldering and Parkour options

Boston Children’s Museum’s Explore It Summer Camp

Boston, MA

https://exploreitsummercamp.bostonchildrensmuseum.org/overview

"full-day, in-person, week-long summer camp experiences for curious learners ages 5-7. Campers will be able to engage in hands-on activities, explore the Museum, and spend time playing outside. The camp will be staffed by Boston Children’s Museum’s Educators"

Boston Music Project

https://www.bostonmusicproject.org/bmp-summer-music

Summer 2026, we are hosting our two-week Summer Strings program from July 20 - July 31, 2026.

Boundless Adventures Summer Camp (ropes courses)

Berlin, MA

https://boundlessadventures.net/ma-park/

Half and full days available

Long commute

Brookline Arts Center

86 Monmouth Street, Brookline MA

https://brooklineartscenter.org/

The kids loved it!
Teachers are really nice

While there is recess, there is not as much physical activity

Boston University BU Summer Camps

915 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215

https://www.bu.edu/fitrec/what-we-offer/family-programs/camp-terrier/

They swim every day and offer extended day. They also do rock climbing and other activities inside.

pretty much everything is inside even on nice days. commute from Cambridge is unpleasant if you drive but seems good on bike!

Cedar Hill Girl Scout Camp

Waltham

https://www.gsema.org/en/activities-and-camp/summer-camp/day/cedar-hill.html

Lots of outdoor time. Swimming every day. Free bus pickup near Cambridgeport. Two week options so can stay with same campers for longer.

Long bus ride (supposed to be 60 minutes - was 80 minutes some days!). Not much to do if raining. kids have to carry their heavy backpacks all day and make decisions as a cabin (rather than go to the activities they want to try). wish it had more opportunities for outdoor skill building.

Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham welcomes campers entering kindergarten through 12th grade to the life-changing experience of summer camp. Here they’ll enjoy archery, swimming in two pools, boating on the pond, high and low ropes challenge courses, and the alpine climbing tower—not to mention favorite camp activities like singalongs, and crafts. It’s easy to make new friends and lasting memories at Camp Cedar Hill!

Cambridge Community Center Camp Cowemoki

Cambridgeport

https://www.cambridgecc.org/cowemoki.html

Field trips, well-run, great staff
The staff at CCC are wonderful and love kids.
It's a diverse, multigenerational community—many of the adults went to CCC when they were little—yet they are welcoming and inclusive.
The hours are 8 to 5 every day.
They take field trips once a week (unless it rains) to cool places.
They go to the YMCA for weekly swim lessons.
They serve breakfast/lunch (think pizza and hot dogs)/snack.
There are lots of outside games and running around.
experienced and awesome staff
lots of low-key summer activities like playground visits and crafts.
Full day hours (8-530).
Lots of Morse kids / friendly faces.
Affordable.

Pick up is at 5
Many of the planned activities are outside, so when it rains the backup plans are often limited to games in the indoor gym, arts/crafts, and movies/computers.
It is not a sports camp or camp to learn specific skills like music or climbing.
Kid wanted more "learning activities."
There was a bit more screen time than expected (but fine w us, and kid enjoyed)

Great camp, will definitely do again for 3-4 weeks next summer

Cambridge Math Circle summer camp

https://www.cambridgemathcircle.org/summer-program

Students entering grades 3-8 in Fall 2025

The weeks of
June 30th (at MIT)
July 7th (MIT)
July 14th (Harvard)
July 21st (MIT)
July 28th (MIT)

The camp hours are 9 am to 2 pm, with extended day (until 5:30 pm) available, as well as early drop-off (8:30 am). The topics will include math + physics, curious numbers, math + robots + AI and more!

Cambridge Children's Circle

Located near Cambridge Common

https://sites.google.com/view/thecambridgechildrenscircle/our-programs/summer

Kids go on adventures around Cambridge and Boston each day. Small class size and ages 4-8. Great teachers

A more expensive option due to the small student teacher ratio and ends at 3:30

Camp Grossman

Dover, MA

https://www.bostonjcc.org/program/camp-grossman/

Located in Dover
Camp runs between June 23–August 15. Camp runs for nine weeks, split into four two-week sessions, with an optional ninth week August 18-22. At a minimum, you must register for any two-week session, and you may then register for any single weeks in addition to your existing session.
Regular Camp Hours: approximately 9am–4pm (excluding pick-up and drop-off location times).
After Care Hours: Pick-up by 6:00pm

Challenger Soccer

Danehy Park (Cambridge)

https://challengersports.com/soccer-camps/

Active, great if enjoy soccer. Among the lowest price point options. Extended day availa

No shade, will not hold camp if weather bad

City Sprouts Camps

https://www.citysprouts.org/summergreenteam

All CitySprouts summer programs run Monday-Friday, 9AM-2PM, are free to Boston and Cambridge families, include free daily breakfast and lunch, and incorporate weekly field trips. Admission to the program is chosen by an application process every spring.
rising 5-8th graders

Coastal Discoveries

Newburyport, MA

https://www.coastaldiscoveries.com/home.html

Kids spend the day out on a fishing boat off Newburyport. Activities include whale watching, fishing, swimming exploring harbor islands.

Kids have to be good swimmers and able to reliably apply/reapply their sunscreen

Great for 10+ kids and teens. In Newburyport

Community Arts Center: ArtRocks!

119 Windsor Street
Cambridge, MA 02139

https://www.communityartcenter.org

Summer Program - ArtRocks!
Join the Community Art Center for our 9-week summer program running from the 4th of July to Labor Day.

Youth in our summer program build artistic skills, while also participating in outside summer fun activities.

Our program includes three full meals per day and weekly field trips to places like the beach, Lawrence Boating, Hale Reservation, the Kroc Center and the Institute of Contemporary Art.

DHSP Amigos

Cambridgeport

https://www.cambridgema.gov/Services/summercampsandprograms/Locations

Field trips basically every day, affordable and well-organized

Pick up was slow and limited drop window (8:30-9)

Guild Hall

17 Sellers St (Central Square)
Woburn
Natick

https://shop.guildhalllearning.com/collections/summer-camps

Woburn location

Harvard museum of science and culture Kids Science Weeks

Harvard Square

https://reservations.hmsc.harvard.edu/Info.aspx?EventID=10

rising 1st grade - 8th grade.
Hours are 9:30AM - 12PM.

JCC Tennis Camp

Newton at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC

https://www.bostonjcc.org/program/tennis-camp/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225&utm_content=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225+CID_48700914bc00c883141bf766926ab067&utm_source=cm_email&utm_term=Tennis%20Camp

Skill-building instruction and active outdoor play for campers who love being on the court.

JCC Karishim Swim Camp

Newton at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC

https://www.bostonjcc.org/program/karishim-swim-camp/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225&utm_content=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225+CID_48700914bc00c883141bf766926ab067&utm_source=cm_email&utm_term=Karishim%20Swim%20Camp

With instruction tailored to all swim levels, from beginner to competitive. Perfect for swimmers ready to build confidence, refine technique, and enjoy plenty of pool time.

JCC Camp Kaleidoscope

Newton at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC

https://www.bostonjcc.org/program/camp-kaleidoscope/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225&utm_content=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225+CID_48700914bc00c883141bf766926ab067&utm_source=cm_email&utm_term=Camp%20Kaleidoscope

Both kids loved swimming every day and the swim instructors sent emails almost daily of the skills they were working on or had accomplished. The bus ride was long but the kids still talk about some of the interactions they had during those long bus rides. With busing from Cambridge the timing allowed us to take advantage of a full work day.

A dynamic arts and science camp where creativity, performance, and innovation come to life.

JCC Sport Camp

Newton at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC

https://www.bostonjcc.org/program/sports-camp/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225&utm_content=Camp%20Registration%20Push%202_121225+CID_48700914bc00c883141bf766926ab067&utm_source=cm_email&utm_term=Sports%20Camp

A full summer of skill-building drills, leagues, and tournaments, all designed to inspire teamwork, confidence, and growth.

K2 Enrichment

https://www.k2enrichment.com/summer-sessions.html

STEAM learning is excellent. Small group and very focused.

Small group and long wait list

In Newton

Kutsher Sports Camp

https://www.ksa.camp/

Well run day camp with a sports focus. Coed. Served our 7 year old son and 10 year old daughter well. Solid time in the lake with fun activities. Good sports instruction from knowledgeable coaches

Not local. (Western MA). Not cheap. If your kid doesn’t pass the deep water test, they can’t access some of the fun water based activities like tubing, etc.

In Great Barrington

Let Go Your Mind - Lego and Robotics

Brookline, Burlington, Medford, Melrose, Hopkinton

www.letgoyourmind.com

STEM! Well organized camp

Locations are sometimes car-only (the 'burbs)

Our summer programs are one week long, Monday through Friday, 9:00AM - 3:00PM.
We offer various programs for children of all ages (4- 12) to ensure that everyone learns something engaging and age-appropriate.

Mass Audubon at Broadmoor

280 Eliot Street, Natick, MA

https://www.massaudubon.org/places-to-explore/wildlife-sanctuaries/broadmoor/camp

Located in Natick

Mass Audubon at Drumlin Farm Camp

208 S Great Rd, Lincoln, MA 01773

https://www.massaudubon.org/places-to-explore/wildlife-sanctuaries/drumlin-farm/camp

Well run, son loved it, hands on activities no just games (milked a cow, made butter, fed goats, learned things about the animals)

Annoying drive from Cambridge (40 min each way). Standard time is not full day (830-3 I think)

Big fan! Worth it for us for a week. #1 camp my son wants to do again next year.

Mass Audobon Camp Wildwood (overnight camps, family camps and teen camps)

Rindge, NH (on a small lake)

https://www.massaudubon.org/programs-events/nature-camps/wildwood-camp

Nature focus, inclusive culture, one week sessions available for overnight camps

Mass Audubon at Habitat

10 Juniper Rd., Belmont, MA

https://www.massaudubon.org/programs?prg%5Bpid%5D%5B%5D=17528&prg%5Bdaterange%5D=&prg%5Bquery%5D=&prg%5Bprogram_types%5D%5B%5D=849&prg%5Binclude_camps%5D=1&prg%5Bsubmit%5D=&prg%5Bage_min%5D=&prg%5Bage_max%5D=

Spending time outside, children learn a lot, kids can grow up in this camp and still remain engaged, strong staff retention of counselors

Belmont location and limited hours

Ming Hui Academy Mandarin Chinese summer program

2464 Massachusetts Avenue #420, Cambridge, MA 02140

https://minghuiacademyboston.org/summer-program/

Class size is small with experienced lead teachers. Weekly field trips and cooking activities are some highlights.

In porter square, A la carte registration (by the week) is available!

MIT Sports Camp

Vassar Street, Cambridge

https://www.mitrecsports.com/mit-day-camp22/

Lots of sports activities. Swimming 2x/day. Very convenient.

Expensive. Kid didn't know anyone. Kid doesnt actually like sports or swimming very much...

Great IF your kids loves sports. Also suggest signing up with a friend. Kid was 6 which was youngest age... Was a little young for this camp I think.
Beginning summer 2025, will not be accepting buddy requests

Morse Big Adventure (DHSP) Camp

Granite Street, Cambridge

https://www.cambridgema.gov/Services/summercampsandprograms

Super nice people, teachers and staff!
Kids could go swimming every day!
Awesome field trips!
Healthy lunch was provided.
It lasts till 5.30! Kids are engaged which is convenient to parents as well.
Very affordable, wonderful and caring staff, swimming, special classes (e.g. karate), and field trips to places like the Museum of Science
Very cheap, very conveniently located (inside Morse school), lots of activities, lots of field trips, great staff, many trips to the pool (Magazine Beach). My daughter has been going there for at least 3 years and she loves it!
Local, fun, creative, full day

No cons except kids were so tired after camp that they could only sleep
Some field trips go to arcades, which may not be preferable for some families

Museum of Fine Arts summer camp

https://www.mfa.org/programs/studio-art-classes/catalogue?f%5B0%5D=audiences%3A827&f%5B1%5D=season%3A947&f%5B2%5D=season%3A945&f%5B3%5D=season%3A943&f%5B4%5D=sold_out%3A0&page=0

Access to great art teachers, time in the galleries, fun mix of students. Great art work comes home. Great for an artistic kid to lean into learning and creating art. They see a lot of the museum and get to make a lot of art. Different theme weeks to match interests.

All indoors other than some lunches. Can book up quickly. No refund option. Ends at 4pm with no extended option. Surprisingly limited art projects - eg for "Sew Fabulous" session 2nd graders didn't sew anything, and they weren't allowed to indepedently use a hot glue gun. Felt less craft oriented and more art-critique oriented to us.

It books up fast.

New School of Music

25 Lowell Street
Cambridge, MA 02138

https://www.newschoolofmusic.org/summer-vacation

Great opportunity to explore a bunch of different instruments (piano, violin, ukelele and voice). Performance at the end was adorable. They get an hour of recess/lunch outside everyday in the park behind the school. This was my daughter's favorite camp this summer.

short hours (9-3)

small group so may be hard to get a spot (10 kids / week total). The group was pretty young, probably up to 8 years old.

Natick Community Organic Farm

https://www.natickfarm.org/learn/summer-programs/

Farm camp! Outdoor camp where kids do farm chores and farm crafts. The whole camp occurs outside. My 5 year old daughter collected eggs and learned to safely pick up a chicken. Bunny circle time too.

Long drive and half days only makes it unfeasable for most.

Located in Natick

NEOC at Elm Bank

https://www.campneoc.com

Located in Wellesley but has a bus and extended hours

Greater Boston YMCA North Woods Camp for Boys (overnight camp)

Mirror Lake NH (on Lake Winnipesaukee)

https://camps.ymcaboston.org/north-woods/north-woods-dates-rates/

reasonable costs (relatively speaking). Run by the Greater Boston YMCA. They care about sustainability and incl. Doesn't fill up instantly.

NORY Boston

https://www.nory.co/boston/

STEAM, kids came home really excited about their projects; Included in brighthorizons benefit

Less time outside

"NORY Boston operates as a classroom-based STEM program and is legally exempt from camp licensing requirements under Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) regulations (105CMR 430). As an approved exemption, NORY Boston is not classified as a camp and, therefore, is not licensed by the Local Board of Health. While our program does not fall under MDPH camp regulations, we uphold the highest standards of safety, supervision, and educational quality to provide an enriching experience for all participants"

Outback Summer Program at Maria L. Baldwin Community Center

https://agassiz.org/childrens-programs/outback-summer-program/

We are planning to use a lottery system for Outback registration this year, which means that all families are able to enter the lottery during an open enrollment period.
After the enrollment period closes, we will admit families that applied at random using the lottery and we will reach out to confirm your placement in the program by February 7th. If there are any spots that do not fill during the lottery period, families are welcome to apply to remaining spots on a first-come, first-served basis until we are full.

Welcoming and enthusiastic staff, nice sense of community, variety of creative activities which changed from day to day, weekly trips to the beach

For high energy kids it might lean too much on arts and crafts and not provide enough opportunities to run around. Swimming lessons used to be offered but not in 2024. Not sure if they plan to bring that back

Parts and Crafts

https://www.partsandcrafts.info/

Perfect for kids who like building stuff. Very hands on. They offer scholarships for kids who need them.
Inclusive environment that encourages creativity and self-expression. There are structured activities kids can choose from, or they can follow their own inspiration. Location is pretty convenient (Taza Chocolate building near Union Sq). Extended day available. Reasonable price point ($400/week). They also have after school care and camps during school breaks.

There's a lot of construction in the area (near Taza Chocolate) so a bit tough to get to. This should be sorted by next summer though.
Parking is difficult and dropoff/pickup is often chaotic.
Not sure if this is a pro or con, probably depends on the kid. Camp is mostly indoors. The kids go out to run around for an hour during lunchtime each day.

Greater Boston YMCA Pleasant Valley Camp for Girls (overnight camp)

Mirror Lake, NH (Lake Winnipesaukee)

https://camps.ymcaboston.org/pleasant-valley/

reasonable costs (relatively speaking). Run by the Greater Boston YMCA. They care about sustainability and incl. Doesn't fill up instantly.

Red Sox Baseball Camp

https://mlb.com/redsox/fans/baseball-camps

Field trip to Fenway Park was AMAZING!

Very little baseball instruction the other 4 days of camp; my son reported unstructured scrimmaging as the main activity. No backup plan in event of rain; camp is cancelled. Though you do get a refund for that day.

Do not recommend if your kid actually wants to get better at baseball.

Greater Boston YMCA Sandy Island Family Camp (overnight family camp)

Mirror Lake, NH (Lake Winnipesaukee)

https://camps.ymcaboston.org/sandy-island/

$300 deposit + 2 payments (3/1 and 5/1)

All meals included and kids activiites for ages 3 - 12 are covered for Mon - Thurs. One of the more reasonably priced family camp options. Individual cabins with electricity. Great range of included activities (small craft boats, sunset cruise, yoga for adults, disc golf, tennis) and can participate in as much (softball game, book club, arts, family dance, etc) or as little as you so choose (we kept to ourselves a bit the first year or two, but eventualy came out of our shells!)

fills up quickly. Note community bathrooms and showers

Some families have been going for literal generations (and we've met multiple Cantabrigians there!).

Shady Hill

178 Coolidge Hill, Cambridge, MA

https://www.shs.org/look-inside/auxiliary-and-summer-programs/summer-programs

My child loved it. Field trip to Artesani playground. Themed camp (eg. one week was Follow that Food). Really mature staff (seemed like they were teachers from Shady Hill; they seemed to really understand my child's temperament). Beautiful campus. Bouncy house and water bouncy slide was a big hit. Mid-day open house allowed us to see a camp performance.
lots of different activity, amazing pottery studio
staff was amazing and my daughter always came home super happy about this camp, especially because of the pottery facility

Short hours (8:15-3:15 daily, after care is $50 / day). Not a lot of shade on their play structures. I was disappointed that there was screen time every day (during lunch).
the field trip was changed to the Boston Children Museum which is not ideal for 10 year olds, but they could opt out (which was great)

Star Soccer Camp

BASEBALL Clinic Cambridge
MA, @ Danehy Park.

https://starsbb.com/

Decently run. Soccer focused.

Drive out route 2 wasn’t pleasant.

Solid soccer option for a 1st grade kiddo and better than some other camps we’ve tried.

Steve & Kate's camp

Cambridge Friends School (plus other locations)

https://steveandkatescamp.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAhbi8BhDIARIsAJLOlue4NuI2n_iZpQmpSpM05sSi6fJYJc_pV-LreY5TwglOwRdWATH9wa0aAtsGEALw_wcB

Kid centric, lots of flexibility and freedom, often covered by Bright Horizons Backup care (check your company benefits), they provide food/meals, good hours for working parents, can sign up last minute, vacation week coverage also available. Ages 4-12. FLEXIBLE!! you can choose days, they can choose activity

May not be a fit for kids who need more structure and direction. Kids can choose tablet time too many times for my like. Long lines for cool activities.

is a good back up option, but probably I would not choose for a long stretches of time

Summer ZooCamp (Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo)

https://www.zoonewengland.org/discover/zoocamp/

9:00AM-3:00PM with extended care available

YMCA Central Square Cambridge Day Camp

820 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA

https://www.cambridgeymca.org/child-care/summer-program/

Swimming twice a week. One is a long block of lessons, and the other is free swim (life jackets on kids who can't swim independently yet)
A field trip every week, such as visiting Mass Audubon for nature walks and then the splash pad, pizza making at a local pizza shop, animal adventures to meet different animals, blueberry picking, etc.
A lot of the kids who go there are there for multiple weeks, so kids grow friendships, and meet kids outside of their schools
Full day 8am-5pm
ease of full-day, cost relatively low
They can learn swimming.

It can be difficult to get into the camp for multiple weeks, or at all, because they do prioritize children who have attended in the past, have attended the preschool, or attend the after school program. But it's worth submitting an application and checking off as many weeks as you are interested in. They do their best to accommodate.
Some parts of the day are somewhat unstructured, which is both good and hard for children who need a little more of a routine.
so many kids in the class

YMCA Camp Belknap (overnight camp)

Mirror Lake, NH (Lake Winnipesaukee)

https://campbelknap.org/

Beautiful camp under the pines on Lake Winnipesaukee. All boys. Lots of focus on values. Many wonderful traditions. Pretty traditional in terms of activities offered.

Oriented around sports so not ideal if your kiddo doesn’t love sports.

YMCA Camp Chickami

https://wsymca.org/camp-chickami

Traditional outdoor camp, fun, YMCA based

Little far- in Wayland , bus takes a while (driving pretty easy)

In Wayland

YMCA Somerville Day Camp

https://somervilleymca.org/programs/child-care/sacc-summer-program/

Weekly field trips, great staff and weekly swimming at the indoor pool.

Inconvenient location from Cambridgeport. Limited playgrounds to walk to from YMCA.

It was great to meet new friends from a new town and the teachers were phenomenal! So many great field trips and activities. Lunch provided every day and the price was reasonable for full day care.

YMCA Camp Huckins (overnight camp)

Freedom, NH (Lake Ossipee)

https://camphuckins.org/

Rich history and wonderful all girls camp on lake ossipee.

Hard to get a spot.

in New Hampshire

YMCA Camp Abnacki (overnight camp)

North Hero, VT

https://campabnaki.org/

reasonable price, TONS of activities

Nike Soccer

Winsor School

https://www.ussportscamps.com/soccer/nike/nike-soccer-camp-winsor-school

nice facilities; solid numbers of kids from Cambridge

supervision loose; sign-in/out procedures were not solid and were actually a bit troubling. no real feedback from counselors / coaches.

our kid attended four soccer camps this summer and this was easily the least impressive and most poorly organized

Atletico Madrid Soccer Camp

BBN (Grove St Fields in Watertown)

https://campusatleticodemadrid.com/en/summer-camp-boston-ma/

high-quality instruction; great facilities
lots of CYS and CCFC participation

8a-2p camp window was tough; mixed gender age bands, which comes with pros and cons.

dir receptive to feedback - on kid behaviors, gender groupings, and more.

Tomorrow's Stars Soccer

Russell Field

https://starsbb.com/

led by Mr. F, who Morse community folks know well. informal, but solid instruction throughout. near the DCR pool in North Cambridge for post-camp swims; offer a half and full day option.

not the more rigorous soccer camp, but a nice blend of improvement-minded instruction and summer vibes

Crimson Soccer Camp

Harvard Atheletic Fields

https://www.crimsonsoccer.us/boys-youth-camps.html
https://www.crimsonsoccer.us/girls-youth-camps.html

lots of CYS kiddos and families from Morse; great vibes; positive, filled with soccer-focused games. and kids would say that the candy stand at lunch is a plus (tho parents might disagree).

not the most rigorous instruction and technical training is likely lacking. but great sense of community, well-run, organized, kids have fun.

100