Summer Camp Sessions Cabin Living Residential campers live in cabins according to age and sex and utilize a central bathing facility. The Camp firmly maintains age appropriate staff to camper ratio and all counselors live with campers in the cabins. Cabin groups work toward a cooperative living environment through group dynamics, social consciousness, and an overnight camping experience. The food, delicious and plentiful, is served family style and the cooks prepare all meals using fresh vegetables, meats and fruits. All menus are reviewed by a nutritionist at the Univeristy of Connecituct.
Vegetarian meals are available.
Physician offices are located in nearby Moodus Center and full medical facilities are available with Middlesex Hospital. Parents are contacted should their child require medical attention. The Middlesex County Camp is licensed by the Connecticut State Department of Health. Camperships Limited camperships are available for those needing assistance to attend camp. No refunds will be given after July 1, or for early dismissal due to illness or camper misconduct.