Get excited for Camp Scattergood summer of 2027!

If you have been to our camps before, we will send an email with the new camp information when plans are finalized. If you have not been to our camps and would like to be kept in the loop, please email camp@scattergood.org and ask to be put on the mailing list. 

We are looking forward to welcoming new and returning friends to this exciting new chapter of Camp Scattergood!

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Day Camp Sessions: Rising 1st-6th grades

Day camp sessions are for rising 1st-6th grade campers. Each week-long session will run Monday through Friday from 9am-4pm with the option of extra camp time before (8-9am) and after (4-6pm) each day. Campers will have the opportunity to engage in a wide variety of activities from arts to outdoor adventures, as well as exploring on campus areas like the Scattergood Farm, pond, prairie, and woods. If your child enjoys being outdoors, thinking and playing outside of the box, and expressing their creative side through art and building, we’ve got you covered!

Week 1: June 14-18

Week 2: June 21st-25th

Week 3: June 28th-July 2nd

Week 4: July 5th-9th

Week 5: July 19th-23rd

Overnight Camp Session: Rising 7th-9th grades

We are thrilled to introduce an overnight camp session for rising 7th-9th graders. Campers will stay in Scattergood’s dorms during their two-week session and work together to prepare meals and tend to their shared spaces. This extended sesssion of camp is a fantastic opportunity for broader exploration and deeper connections to learning made through a variety of engaging camp themes. 

June 27th-July 10th

Overnight campers will arrive Sunday afternoon on 6/27 and depart Saturday morning 7/10. 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does Camp Scattergood provide lunch?

    No, we ask that all day campers arrive each day with a lunch and snack.  Farm to table produce will also be available for snacks. We ask that campers do not bring heat-up meals.

  • Is Camp Scattergood a religious camp?

    While Scattergood is a Quaker school rooted in principles like simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality, and stewardship (SPICES) there is no religious focus. Campers of all faiths (or non-faith) are welcome to join us and share in the fun and adventure of Camp Scattergood. 

  • What types of activities will campers do?

    Each day campers will participate in a variety of activities ranging from arts, games, outdoor exploration on the farm and prairie, and more. Scattergood’s 146 acre campus offers a bounty of opportunities for campers to have adventures with our staff, and we plan to make use of all of it. 

  • Who will my camper be with during the day?

    Each camper will be placed in a unit based on their age/grade with roughly a dozen campers per unit.  Each unit will be assigned two counselors who will stay with the unit for the entire day, leading them from activity to activity, ensuring sunscreen and water breaks are tended to, and serving as a point of contact for parents during pick up and drop off. 

  • What happens when it rains?

    While we plan to be outside as much as possible, there may be times when we are forced to move inside.  Should that happen, we will take advantage of our gymnasium, auditorium, and dining room, in addition to the art studios which will be in use.

  • Will there be any screen time at Camp Scattergood?

    No. We are committed to engaging students through activities that do not rely on screens. 

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