What You'll Get
Summer camp is the birthplace of s'mores, sing-alongs, and adults who totally don't mind being called by their first names. Have supervised fun with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $495 for a one-week all-inclusive summer camp experience for kids aged 7–14, held August 19–24 (a $1,000 value)
- $950 for a two-week all-inclusive summer camp experience for kids aged 8–16, held July 29–August 11 (a $1,900 value)
Under the supervision of friendly counselors, young campers meet new friends, partake in a bevy of activities and games, and explore a wide variety of interests that may include sports, crafting, and photography. They'll also enjoy lodgings equipped with modern amenities. Click here for info and FAQs.
The Fine Print
Expiration varies. Amount paid never expires. Valid only for option and age purchased. Must sign waiver. New customers only. Enrollment required. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Greenwood Trails Camp
Greenwood Trails Camp’s owner and director Owen Langbart firmly believes that all kids—especially today’s generation of cell-phone addicts and video gamers—need the quintessential camp experience. With more than 100 wooded acres at the foothills of the Berkshires and a staff of friendly counselors that specializes in orienting first-time campers, his one-, two-, four-, and six-week camps aim to do just that. Winding paths and hiking trails lead young guests aged 7–16 to the many amenities that cover the grounds, including a larger-than-Olympic-size swimming pool, an indoor climbing wall, a water trampoline, a batting cage, and a pottery studio. These same paths lead to the cozy cabins that house up to 12 campers and two counselors with all of the comforts of home: electricity, bathrooms, showers with hot and cold running water, and an old man in a recliner who won’t let go of the remote even if he falls asleep.
Regardless of age, Greenwood Trails lets campers choose the activities in which they’d like to take part in daily, such as pottery, photography, or outdoor cooking. Participants also engage in cabin activities that encourage bonding among bunkmates, such as swimming together in the lake or joining in an untieable human knot.