We work with each camper's family to help choose the most convenient form of transportation. We charter and chaperone air-conditioned buses leaving from New York, Connecticut and Boston and help arrange air travel to Maine. We will also meet international flights in Boston.
Luggage travels with campers on buses and planes.
Some parents drive their children to camp. Yes, because families often vacation during the other summer month. This arrangement also enables us to get off to a fresh start with new campers for the second session. Anytime, though we strongly suggest you wait 10 days to allow your child to adjust to camp. We have no set visiting day, preferring that parents see camp on a typical day and meet their child's counselors.