June 22 to August 14, 2026. Eight weeks of camp. Attend any week or weeks!

Weekly Prices: Pick any week or weeks!

Program

By May 1st

After May 1st

Day Camp – 8 Hour Day (5 – 12 years old)

$340 per week

$350 per week

Christian Leaders-in-Training (13 – 14 years old)

$225 per week

$235 per week

Counselors-in-Training (15 years old)

$100 per summer

 

Extra Services:

Extra Services

By June 1st

After June 1st

Round Trip Bus Service (see bus schedule for times)

$40 per week

$40 per week

One Way Bus Service

$20 per week

$20 per week

½ hour Extended Day (camp drop off/pick up)

$25 per week

 

1 hour Extended Day (camp drop off/pick up)

$30 per week

 

1.5 hours Extended Day (camp drop off/pick up)

$35 per week

 

2 hours Extended Day (camp drop off/pick up)

$40 per week

 

Click here for more information on riding the bus to camp

Forms:

To register your child for camp you will need to complete an online application and upload a pediatric health form. The following PDFs have all the information about our 2026 program.

2026 Scholarship Application (Print PDF)

2026 Scholarship Application (Google Form)

2026 Leaders in Training (LIT) Application

2026 Counselors in Training (CIT) Application

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Frequently Asked Questions:

REFUND POLICY
"Our refund policy is a $150 cancelation charge on the camper weekly fee with a two week notice. All additional services; extended day, or bus are 100% refundable."

Camp FAQs:

Camp Woodhaven is located at: 55 Campground Road West Boylston, MA. All mail needs to be sent to our post office box: P.O. Box 777 West Boylston, MA 01583.
 
046-164-467
 
Morning Extended Day beings at 7:30am and parents can drop off their children any time between 7am and 8:30am. At 8:30am, regular campers are dismissed from the car line or arrive by bus. Children are greeted by staff, checked-into camp and directed to meet with their group and counselor. At 8:45am, camp begins at Morning Assembly on the flag field where we raise the flag, sign camp songs and start our day together. Then, there are three activity periods before lunch. The entire camp has lunch together in assigned eating areas. After lunch, there are three more activity periods and Afternoon Assembly before camp ends at 4:20. Children are dismissed to their parents in car line or ride the bus home with their camp counselors. From 4:30 to 5:30pm we have Afternoon Extended Day.
 
The camper to staff ratio for 5/6 year-olds is 5:1, for 7 years old and up the ratio is 10:1.
 
Campers are 5-12 years olds. Children are grouped together by age.
 
Yes.
 
Yes. As long as space is available.
 
The medical form is only valid if the physical date is within 18 months from the time the child attends camp.
 
Children need to bring their own lunch and snacks. The Trading Post will be open in the afternoon for children to purchase a snack or cool treat.
 
Yes, if space is available.
 
Yes, we have at least one nurse on staff at all times.
 
We have indoor buildings and picnic pavilions for raining days. We have indoor program activities planned in advance for rainy days. For hot days, we have a large pool, slip-n-slide, cool-off zones and shaded pine groves and picnic pavilions for activities.
 
Yes. Please complete the friend request on Step 6 of the online registration. The friend requests must be mutual.
 
We have five lifeguards on staff. Your child’s counselors are at the pool during swim time as watchers and to supervise changing in the changing cabanas. We only have swimming in our 40’ x 70’ pool. On the low end there are steps going into 3’ of water. On Monday of each week of camp, all campers are swim tested by the lifeguards. Children who can demonstrate that they are swimmers are given an orange or green wristband, which gives them permission to swim beyond the buoys and the 3’ deep water. The camp has kickboards and noodles for the children to play with. Pool time is play time and is not a structured swim lesson. All children aged five and six years old are required to swim in the shallow end of the pool.
 
Yes. Give us a call at 508-835-9883 and we can schedule a tour at your convenience.
 

Medical FAQs:

At Camp Woodhaven, there is a nurse on staff to handle any medical issues. This page displays some of the frequently asked questions about your child and their health at camp.

These documents are part of the camper application and registration forms. All children must have these documents on file with the camp health office in order to attend camp. The Board of Health requires that all physicals have a date within 18 months of camp attendance.
 
Any time your child visits the health office for any reason, an email explaining the incident will be sent to the parent. Urgent issues will be relayed by a phone call to a parent.
 
Camp Woodhaven is a nut free campus. There are many children who have severe allergies to peanuts and nuts. Camp Woodhaven does not sell any nut products in the camp Trading Post. It is the camp policy that no peanut butter or nut products are sent to camp with any campers for lunch or snacks. We know this is challenge for some families, but we ask you to make this sacrifice for the betterment of those campers with allergies.
 
As part of the camper’s daily schedule, group staff will take breaks throughout the day for campers to apply sunscreen or bug spray as needed. It is the policy of Camp Woodhaven that staff are not allowed to apply sunscreen to children without the written consent of the parents. If you would like your child’s counselor to apply sunscreen, please check off that box on the online registration form. .
 
In the case of your camper needing earplugs for a medical reason, the health office staff is available for applying them.
 
The camp does not have a camp EpiPen to be used for Anaphylactic emergencies. If a child has a severe allergy or parents are concerned because of a strong family history, parents should send a doctor prescribed EpiPen to camp. All EpiPens in the health office are documented prescriptions for specific children. An EPI action plan from your child's doctor is also requested with the prescription EpiPen.
 
Medications can be administered by the health office staff only if they are sent in the original container and with a note of signed consent from the parent. All medications in the health office are kept under lock and key.
 
In the case of a tick being found on a camper, the health office staff will remove it completely with tweezers. The tick will be identified and sent home in a ziplock bag. Dog ticks don't usually carry Lyme's disease while Deer ticks are known to be carriers. Signs and Symptoms to be aware of:
  1. Small red bump also known as a Bull's Eye appearing within a few days to sometimes a month on the site of the bite.
  2. Flu-like symptoms such as fever, body aches, fatigue.
  3. More advance symptoms can develop into migratory joint pain and neurological problems.

Please have your child tested for Lyme disease by your primary care physician if any of these symptoms appear.