Learn. Love. Lead
Youth Camps offer more than just time on the water—they provide a path for young people to grow, connect, and thrive
Learn the Skills.
Love the Water.
Lead the Way.
At Regatta Point, our Youth Camps offer more than just time on the water—they provide a path for young people to grow, connect, and thrive. Whether it’s a child learning to sail for the first time, a teen refining their kayaking skills, or a student discovering the power of rowing, every camper embarks on a journey of skill-building, self-confidence, and teamwork.
Rooted in our mission of Boating for All, each program is led by passionate instructors in a safe, inclusive environment. With activities designed to challenge, inspire, and create lasting memories, Regatta Point is where lifelong water lovers and leaders begin their journey.
Boating for All Camp
Where Confidence Sets Sail.
Age: 7 - 12
Regatta Point Community Sailing presents our exhilarating summer camp for kids aged 7–12! With a blend of sailing, paddling, and games, campers gain real skills, explore the outdoors, and grow into confident young boaters—all while having a blast on the water. Our highly trained instructors create a safe, inclusive environment that’s as fun as it is empowering.
Junior Program
Own the Water. Lead the Crew.
Age: 13 -17
Designed for teens ready to take their boating to the next level, this program dives deep into sailing and kayaking skills while building leadership, independence, and teamwork. Whether they’re returning campers or new to the water, participants will challenge themselves daily, take on real responsibilities, and leave with memories that last a lifetime. This is where confident boaters are made.
Crew Rowing Camp
Pull Together. Power Forward.
Grades: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Spend your summer on Lake Quinsigamond learning to row, building strength, and finding your rhythm on the water. Designed for teens ages 12–18, this program combines expert coaching, team camaraderie, and plenty of time on the water. Whether you're brand new or ready to advance your skills, you'll leave more confident, capable, and connected.
Camp Questions
Yes! We have close relationships with the local boards of health and follow all Massachusetts Camp Regulations. Also we are partnering with the American Camp Association in 2025 to ensure we are following the best national standards for camp.
This camp must comply with regulations of the MDPH & be license by the LBOH. Parents have the right to review upon request: background checks, healthcare and discipline policies, and grievance procedures.Yes! All of our camp counselors are qualified with at least CPR, First Aid and Nationally recognized boating safety certifications. All training from US USSailing, USRowing and other national boating organizations are kept up to date. We make sure that we have at least a 1:10 ratio of camp counselors to campers.
Yes we have a full day option for our camps. At checkout you can choose this option.
Yes! All campers and camp staff must always wear Coast Guard approved Type III life jackets when on the water or docks. Rowing camp attendees are the exception to this rule. Unless they are weak swimmers or they do not know how to swim, rowers will not be wearing life jackets.
There are also times the campers and staff are in the water doing boating instruction or exercises. Life jackets must always be worn. Examples are kayaking rescues, sailing capsize recovery or just learning on a Stand-Up Paddleboard!
Campers should arrive in quick-drying clothes over a swimsuit, with a refillable water bottle, sunscreen (applied and packed), lunch, towel, hat, sunglasses, rain gear (if needed), and closed-toe water shoes. Flip flops are not allowed.
Yes, campers must be comfortable in and around water, able to swim 50 yards, and tread water for 2 minutes. Life jackets are worn at all times during water activities.
Camp is never canceled due to rain. Activities may move indoors or shift focus, and on high-wind days, campers may paddle or do land-based instruction instead of sailing.
New England weather changes quickly—pack layers! Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen for hot days; sweatshirts or rain jackets for cooler/rainy ones.
Yes. Type III US Coast Guard-approved life jackets are provided and required for campers and staff anytime on the docks or in boats (except some rowing scenarios).
Yes. Campers need a recent (within 18 months) physical and immunization record. Medication authorization forms are required for any medicine, including EpiPens. If your child goes to public school you should have all that is needed.
No. Campers must bring their own lunch and snacks. Please avoid packing items that need refrigeration.
You can reach the camp team at (508) 757-2140 or email info@regattapoint.org. Staff are available to answer any questions or concerns you may have.