Camp Baker
Successful summers start here.
Camp Baker 2025 will run from July 9 until August 15, 2025. Registration will open soon!
Who is Camp Baker For?
Camp Baker is a summer treatment program designed as a fun camp for children struggling with ADHD and related challenges, who may struggle in neurotypical programs. We utilize evidence-based treatments, meaning interventions proven to be effective through decades of research support.
Camp Baker 2025 will run from July 9 TO August 15, 2025. Registration will open soon!
Location & Facilities
Situated in a reserved corner of the 1,100 + acres of Hale Education in Westwood, MA, Camp Baker has all the facilities of a top-rated summer day camp, including:
- A large playing field for sports and group activities.
- A 75′ sandy beach with swimming lanes, volleyball courts, changing area, and bathrooms.
- Access to additional special activities, including ropes courses, boating, and a floating classroom.
- One indoor, air-conditioned cabin for academics and other fun activities
- Ample shaded space to provide a much-needed break from the summer heat.
Cost
The cost of Camp Baker is $6,600. This includes the full 6-week program with a 2:1 ratio of children to highly trained and qualified staff. This cost also covers swimming twice per day, fun sports and art activities, academic instruction, and 21 hours of in-person parent training throughout the summer and school year during which we offer childcare and food. Bus transportation to and from camp is also included in the cost. Some need-based aid is available.
Making A Difference
Success Stories
For the first time ever, my child was not only successful, but he enjoyed every day of his camp experience!
Camp Baker helps kids and parent build skills in a fun camp environment. The structure, clear expectations, and focus on praise, helps kids build confidence and feel good about themselves.
I left my child knowing he was safe and accepted.
Camp Baker's individualized approach really gives kids the tools they need in their toolbox to help them independently manage situations in the outside world.
The staff is so much better equipped to handle the specific needs of children with ADHD.