Berkshire South Regional Community Center
Private
Berkshire South Regional Community Center in Great Barrington runs Action Adventures Day Camp, a nine-week summer day camp from late June through late August at $450/week. Campers enjoy playgrounds, fields, hiking trails, and a pool, with weekly themes such as full STEAM, wizard academy, and galactic adventures, plus local field trips. The camp is peanut- and tree-nut-free.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Berkshire South Regional Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleNot much of a community center when they charge money for entrance - not very inclusive. I also notice they are flying flags supporting specific political agendas which is also a very bad look for a community center.
This is such a wonderful facility! We had my 7-year-old’s birthday party in the pool a few months ago. The communication was nice and clear, the cost was super reasonable, and the kids had so much fun! BSRCC is a gem. I highly recommend.
Berkshire South is awesome. The facility provides a great selection of weight lifting equipment. There is a good selection of cardiovascular exercise machines. The facility has a great lap swim and free swim pool. There's a splash pool for children and a warm therapy pool that will massage away the days aches and pains. If you prefer shooting some hoops or kicking a ball around you'll find the gymnasium well stocked and plenty of room. The locker rooms are well kept and sufficient. Berkshire South is a great facility and serves well as a community activity centered place for the entire family from infants to elderly. I love it here.
Community Center is very nice and clean. One can buy a membership, or get a day-pass for occasional visits. Friendly staff and free wi-fi. Swimming pool, gymnasium, vending machines dispensing foodstuffs for the dining area, hiking trails, day care, picnic tables, community library and garden.
Swimming pool, cafeteria, gymnasium, hiking trails, nursery and library. “Community” everything, which means crowd-sourced. Solar panels up the wazoo, though in unobtrusive locations, such as the roof. Memberships available, though one can access the center by way of a day pass. Friendly staff, locker rooms (locks leased at the reception), and free wi-fi. Parking ample and free.




