best 13 programs in Hull, MA

Camp Med-o-lark is an all genders arts sleep away camp in Washington, Maine for children ages 7–16, set on the shores of a pristine lake. Med-o-lark offers a fully elective program, allowing campers to design their own schedules from a wide range of activities including performing arts, fine arts, sports, circus, waterfront, and more. Each summer, Med-o-larkers come together to build a kind, creative community where everyone has the opportunity to discover, grow, create, learn, and shine. With a strong emphasis on the arts, Med-o-lark offers one of the most extensive programs in dance, fine arts, handcrafts, and theater of any camp in New England.

At Sunset Point Camp, children can learn to be independent while gaining new skills and interests. From swimming and boating to arts and crafts, campers can explore a variety of activities that help them develop healthy habits. Through team sports and other activities, children can also learn the importance of friendship and how to work together. Campers also receive academic summer support to help them keep up with their studies and be prepared for the upcoming school year. In addition, Sunset Point Camp offers special events such as ice cream socials and a treasure night, where campers can make memories with their friends and counselors. At Sunset Point Camp, children have the opportunity to develop independence, new passions, healthy habits, and lasting friendships. Whether they want to learn a new skill or make friends, campers can have a fun and meaningful summer experience.

At the Hull Lifesaving Museum, we understand how important it is to provide a safe and supportive environment for our community. Our mission is to celebrate the lifesaving spirit of Skills, Courage, and Caring, and to instill the relevance of our history to our constituents' daily lives. Since 1978, we have been teaching our community about our maritime heritage and providing life-changing and sometimes life-saving youth development experiences. Our team is dedicated to providing our participants with the opportunity to draw the best from themselves by combining social services and experiential education with historical preservation and interpretation. Through our year-round education and recreation programs, we have been providing a diverse constituency, 75% of whom are underserved youth from metropolitan Boston, with best practice models and a respectful environment tailored to each participant's needs, expectations, and skill level.