Rivers Camp Nonesuch
Private
Camp Nonesuch is an elective-based day camp for children who have completed grades 1-8 (ages 7-15), set on the banks of Nonesuch Pond on The Rivers School campus. Running since 1980 in two-week sessions, campers choose from arts and crafts, sports, waterfront activities, group games, and performing arts. Licensed by the Natick Board of Health.
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 Rivers Camp Nonesuch directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThe one camp my kids look forward to every year and count down to by the day. Every day they come home tired, dirty (very dirty), and soooo happy. It's a pretty magical place for everyone who attends. Families and extended families return year after year. Highly recommendee!
GREAT PLACE!!! As a camper who has gone to this camp for many years, I cannot express my gratitude to this place. I would rate it 6 stars if I could. It’s a camp with choice activities throughout the day operating on a rustic, historic camp ground. These activities range from gimp, to sailing, to various sports (including ones hosted in the woods!), and games such as Dungeons & Dragons. The camp has truly influenced me greatly throughout my life, and still shapes me today. It leans on a mutual respect and common decency system instead of a strict set of rules. This allows campers to develop as people and feel comfortable in the Nonesuch “family.”
First year for my daughter-she loved it. At the end of every two week session they have all the families in at night and the kids do plays, rocket demos, and show off all their crafts they did. Camp itself is very old school with a small beach area. Very rustic but very well run. They fully feed the kids every day with an actual mess hall. Worth checking out.
To bad Ed Shreider had to bury the Rivers Camp. He was a poor excuse for a camp directory and should have been investigated for financial ctimes
The camp is fun and u can choose ur activities and the activities are fun a f the councilors and nice and sometimes the food is rly good and other times it’s rly bad




