Camp Rotary
Private
Camp Rotary is a private nonprofit co-ed overnight camp for kids ages 7-15 in Boxford, founded in 1921 as a service project of the Lynn Rotary Club. The wooded waterfront property has 22 cabins, a dining lodge, a ropes/challenge course, athletic and baseball fields, a BMX track, archery and rifle ranges, and tennis and basketball courts. It runs weeklong sessions across the summer and is ACA-accredited.
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 Camp Rotary directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleCamp Rotary is everything a summer camp should be — fun, safe, and full of lifelong memories. The staff is incredible, and Director Dr. Rich Cowdell brought so much heart and experience to every session. You can truly feel the tradition and care that’s gone into this camp since 1921!
I went to Rotary for 3 years in the mid-late 60s while in middle and high school. At that time the camp ran an Outward Bound type program called the Rangers. We did 3-4 day overnight backpacking or canoe trips, mostly in the White Mts. The experiences I had were formative and the friends I made are lifelong. I am delighted to see the tradition continues!
Daughter did her first week of overnight camp here. She absolutely loved it and can’t wait to go back next year.
My daughter have the BEST!!! Experience ever and she only went there for only a week. Haley and Aiden were both amazing counselor’s. The food is awesome they even have vegetarian and vegan options. The place is a clean and a safe environment that I feel safe leaving my daughter there… Thanks so much Rotary Camp🥰
Went here every year for years as a kid. I loved spending all summer there. So many great memories. Do they still put up all the camp pics up in the office. I would love for my daughter to be able to go one year. Best camp ever!




