2026 Summer Camp Offerings

Summer camps at BCH are inclusive Christian formation ministries of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, in partnership with the dioceses of New Hampshire and Western Massachusetts. We are very excited to announce our 2026 sessions!

Summer Camp Rates

Part of our mission at the Barbara C. Harris Center is that no child or family would be unable to participate in camp due to financial barriers. Camperships are available in abundance to those who need them. More information about applying for camperships can be found as part of the registration process. Email our program director at kate@bchcenter.org with additional questions!

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Open House and Alumni Overnight, June 20th - 21st

More information is coming soon.

BCH Commissioning & Formation Service, June 21st

More information is coming soon.

Family Camp, June 25th - 28th.

Join us for a fun, restful long weekend and give your family the opportunity to bond with one another, with God and Their Creation, and with the larger BCH community. Together we will try new things, play games, and create art while finding intentional touchpoints in our faith through daily Eucharist and nightly reflection. It is a joyful, family-oriented weekend that welcomes all ages, identities, and family configurations! A variety of housing options are available to suit your family’s preferences and budget.

Pricing for Family Camp is per person. Kids under 5 attend for free!

Bunk Style Cabin (bunks to sleep 10-12) - $250/person
Family Style Cabin (twin beds to sleep 4) - $300/person
Family Lodge Room (two double beds, or a double and a twin) - $300/person
Single Lodge Room - $350/person

High School Camp (9th - 12th grade), June 28th - July 3rd. $780 per camper.

Rising 9th-12th graders are invited to spend an unforgettable week in community with other teens across New England! Together we’ll take part in all the camp classics that BCH has to offer - including archery, the ropes course, boating and fishing, ridiculous all-camp games, and more - while building lasting friendships and deepening our faith. High School Camp is a time for laughter, challenge, and reflection.

Mini Camp (1st - 4th grade), July 8th - 10th. $330 per camper.

This new session is a welcoming introduction to the world of overnight camp and a wonderful opportunity for our youngest campers to get a taste of what BCH is all about in just a couple of days! Together we will try a little bit of everything - from games to crafts to all things waterfront and more. Mini Camp is the perfect way for little ones to build confidence, create new friendships, and experience age-appropriate faith reflection in a safe, welcoming environment.

Youth Camp (2nd - 10th grade). $780 per camper.

Session One, July 12th - 17th
Session Two, July 19th - 24th
Session Three, July 26th - 31st

Perfect for rising 2nd through 10th graders across New England, youth campers will spend the week boating, fishing, rock climbing, creating artwork, playing all-camp-games, and more while also building confidence, friendships, and connection with God. These sessions are a great opportunity for kids to challenge themselves and grow in leadership and community building skills in a supportive, safe environment.

Intersession Weekends, July 16-19th and/or 24-26th. $150 per camper, per weekend.

For campers returning for multiple sessions, Intersession days offer a convenient and fun way to stay at camp between sessions without needing to coordinate a ride home for 24 hours. These days provide a restful yet engaging break from the constant energy of overnight camp, with opportunities to swim, enjoy snacks, play games, and prepare for another week of adventure and new friends.


Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion:

The Barbara C. Harris Camp and Conference Center is committed to engaging in equitable practices in all of our programming. Our work as a camping community is to acknowledge and resist systems that allow for oppression and disenfranchisement. Our goal is to honor the diverse backgrounds of our campers, staff, and other participants so that we may all find meaningful ways to participate, together, in community. People of all races, colors, religions, creeds, sexes, gender identities, national origins, abilities, and sexual orientations are welcome.

Compliance and Safety

BCH Camp is American Camp Association (ACA) accredited. ACA accreditation means we undergo a thorough (over 250 standards) review of our operation – from staff qualifications and training to emergency management. ACA collaborates with experts from The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Red Cross and other youth service agencies to ensure that our current practices reflect the most up-to-date research based standards in camp operation. Every camper’s safety and well-being is our chief concern.




 
 
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