Ceramics Summer Camps: Ceramics camps and summer camps with Ceramics as a major activity.

Ceramics Summer Camps in New England

Camp Med-o-lark, The Creative Arts Camp of New England

Residential coed summer camp, ages 7-16

Washington, Maine

Established in 1967

Camp Med-o-lark, The Creative Arts Camp of New England

Since 1967, Camp Med-o-lark has been a non-competitive arts camp in Washington, Maine for kids who think differently: the curious, the kind, and the free-spirited. Our summer arts camp offers two-week sessions in performing arts, music, theatre, circus, visual arts, dance, and creative making. Campers find a second home where they can grow their talents and, in just one session, design their own program and set their own artistic goals.

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Maine Camp Experience

Boys, Girls, and Coed Residential Summer Camps, ages 7-17

Sebago Lakes Region, Belgrade Lakes Region, and Throughout Maine

Maine Camp Experience

Maine Camp Experience (MCE) is a community of 40 premier overnight summer camps and a comprehensive camp-planning resource. MCE has coed, all girls and all boys camps for kids ages 7-17 located throughout the state of Maine. Maine Camps are situated on beautiful lakes, feature vast fields, and offer top-notch activities, instruction, facilities, directors, staff, and supervision. Campers enjoy land and water sports, arts, nature, active adventures, ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association

Camp Killooleet

Residential coed summer camp, ages 9-14

Hancock, Vermont

Established in 1927

Camp Killooleet

Killooleet is a "traditional camp" (varied activities, full season, hikes, and overnight trips) that goes its own way. We are non-competitive and highly individual. Camper choice is central to our programming: the schedule is flexible with free time and choice periods build into each day. Strong cabin groups are built through working and playing together. With about 90 campers, Killooleet is small enough so everyone comes to know each ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association

Camp Hawkeye

Coed residential camp, ages 7-17

Charlestown, NH

Established in 2006

Camp Hawkeye

At Camp Hawkeye in Charlestown, New Hampshire, summer is about so much more than campfires and cannonballs (although we have plenty of both!). We’re a small, traditional, tech-free overnight camp for ages 7–17 where incredible programming meets meaningful connections and every camper has the opportunity to feel seen, valued, and at home.

From archery, swimming, hiking, and ziplining to village competitions, creative ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association

Camp Laurel

Coed Residential Camp, ages 7-15

Readfield, Maine

Established in 1949

Camp Laurel

One of New England's premier 7 week, residential, co-ed camps, Camp Laurel combines cutting edge programming in a family atmosphere. Our exemplary staff provide a safe, fun, and nurturing environment for children ages 7-15. Ideally located in Maine's Central Lakes Region, Echo Lake crowns Camp Laurel's 150 acres of woodlands with its 2,000 feet of natural shoreline and magnificent sandy beach. Our staff consists of professionals, ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association

Berkshire Lake Arts Camp

Girls residential camp, ages 7-15

Hinsdale, MA

Established in 2023

Top-tier dance, theater and visual arts instruction, plus all the magic of traditional summer camp. Berkshire Lake Arts Camp is the best of both worlds for girls ages 7-15. A place where creativity and summer camp meet to nurture girls to become their best selves.

Our passionate and dedicated team of directors have over 50 years of combined camp experience. We foster a warm and welcoming sisterhood where girls feel comfortable being ...read more

Frost Valley YMCA Summer Camp & Adventure Trips

Residential Coed Camp

Claryville, New York

Established in 1885

Frost Valley YMCA Summer Camp & Adventure Trips

As a parent, you want your child to have growth-filled opportunities, healthy habits, and lifelong friendships. We partner with families to do exactly that. More than a place to cool off, our lake is where children learn to swim for the first time or share a canoe with a new friend. Our zipline isn't a ride, but a safe place for teens to find courage they never knew they had. And our cabins provide more than shelter; they're a space ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association