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Younger campers participate in group initiative activities such as a low transverse climbing wall, a nitro crossing, a spider’s web and many others. The course is inspected annually by Project Adventure. Project Adventure is a professional vendor member of the Association of Challenge Course Technologies (ACCT) at their highest level and follows ACCT standards for all courses. |
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The Meadowbrook
Day Camp The Meadowbrook Day Camp does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, sexual orientation, physical attributes, gender, or family structure in administration of its policies, admissions, scholarship programs, or other camp-administered programs. The camp strives to include campers and staff from a variety of backgrounds and to create an inclusive community in which each member is treated with dignity and respect. Meadowbrook Day Camp complies with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430) and is licensed yearly by the Weston Board of Health. |
Campers
in the third grade groups and older, may participate in Meadowbrook’s
high ropes course activities with a signed parental permission slip.
This indoor course includes state-of-the-art elements such as an
extensive climbing wall, a cargo net, a giant’s ladder, a fire cracker
ladder, and two unique vertical playpens. Trained ropes course instructors will lead the activity, and
campers will be belayed on all high elements.
