LINX Camps
Private
LINX Camps is a premier summer day camp for kids ages 3-15 on the Dana Hall School campus in Wellesley, with divisions in junior (half and full day), general/traditional, adventure, performing arts, sports, and STEAM. General campers explore sports, archery, rock climbing, and swimming. Runs weekdays 9am-4pm with bus, lunch, and early/late care; the campus has outdoor fields, a dining hall, and air-conditioned athletic facilities.
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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 LINX Camps directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Tatiana RochaWe have been sending our kids to LINX for 11 years now and we always have an amazing experience. The counselors are fun and are the favorite part of camp for our kids. Also, the variety activities and different types of camps is great. Nurses are helpful and skilled. All staff knows the campers and are always willing to help! We will be back next year!
★★★Elena BiffiUpdate: Joe reached out to me right away explaining that Junior Discovery camp’s emphasis is on safety and friendly camp environment. Starting 2nd grade is when Linx has more activities for children. He also assured that he will take proper steps to adjust the way comments are being delivered to parents at drop-off and pick-up. Overall, it was nice to see that Linx camp follows up on parents reviews and is willing to improve its ways going forward. Initial Review (1 star): Very poor quality to cost ratio. The camp is expensive, but activities are limited. In Junior camps, for $800 a week, kids do absolutely nothing. In Linx camp 1st grade kids sing nursery rhymes and play with sprinkles while in other similarly-priced camps 1st grade kids do archery, boating and woodworking. Drop-off and pick-up are stressful. Worst of all, the main guy (Joe, from the Welcome video) who directs traffic is screaming at the top of his lungs at parents for making a wrong turn or not having a blinker on. This yelling at parents is completely inappropriate and serves a bad example for children who attend the camp. I will not be signing up again for this camp, and I would not recommend it to anyone.
★★★★★KiraWe have sent our children to Linx camps since age 5. They have a broad range of activities and are extremely flexible about switches. What I appreciate the most is their emphasis on emotional growth and well being. They have an entire Camper Care program of social workers and others to support your child if they have any challenges at camp. Even if your child doesn’t know anyone in their camp group- Linx counselors ensure they make connections and find new friends. Highly recommend!!
★Mila ColeCareless, arrogant owners. My 4 and 6 year olds at the time were not fed during a summer session at Elm Bank they went without food from 8-4 pm twice during the same week. They would not take my 4 yr old to the bathroom on time and he'd be wet all day !! Owner was defensive and insulting when I brought it up! Worst experience ever
★★★★★Hassan JavaidOur 6 year old attended camp here summer 2018 for 8 weeks. The councelors are all international college students which is great for diversity, he loves the classes and the kids. We will probably choose it again next year.