Camp

Discover the magic of nature.

Outdoor Adventures for Curious Kids

Harris Center camps — both summer and winter — are rooted in exploration of the natural world.

Three girls walk through the Harris Center meadow. (photo © Ben Conant)

Summer Adventures

For more than 40 years, fields, forests, ponds, and mountains have served as the backdrop for the Harris Center’s summer programs, which offer outdoor explorations for kids in pre-school through middle school. Harris Center summer campers hike, play, climb, canoe, camp, paint, build, sing, and learn alongside skilled naturalists. Scholarships are available.

In 2025, our summer camps will take place during the last week of June and the weeks of July 14 and 21. You can read about our full range of summer camp offerings in the 2025 camp brochure. Registration opens at 9 a.m. on March 3.

Register here on March 3
A group of kids walks through a snowy field on snowshoes, with woods in the background. (photo © Ben Conant)

Winter Camp

Bring your sense of curiosity as we search for wildlife tracks, make ice art, play games in the snow, and explore our favorite trails, giant boulders, and secret dens! In 2025, this three-day Winter Camp for kids in Grades K through 4 will take place from Monday, February 24 to Wednesday, February 26 at the Harris Center.

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A middle school boy gathers sticks to build a shelter in the woods. (photo © Ben Conant)

Wilderness Survival Skills for Middle Schoolers

Join Harris Center teacher-naturalist John Benjamin to learn essential winter survival skills, from fire building and water gathering to preparing for winter hikes and simple first aid. This camp is geared toward beginner survivalists. Come prepared for outdoor fun, and we’ll teach you the rest! In 2025, this two-day adventure for ages 10 to 14 will take place on Monday, February 24 and Tuesday, February 25 at the Harris Center.

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Contact Us

For more information on our camps, please contact Nikko Gagnon at (603) 525-3394 or by email.