About This Activity
Bay Farm Montessori Academy’s Bay Farm Summer is a Montessori-inspired day camp program for toddlers through rising 4th graders, designed around “joyful discovery” with lots of outdoor play, nature exploration, art, themed projects, and friendship-building—all while supporting kids’ independence and confidence in a nurturing setting.
Camps are organized by age: Toddler House (18 months–3 years) runs Monday–Friday with half-day or full-day options in 2-week sessions; Children’s House (3–6 years) is Monday–Friday with half-day or full-day options in 1-week sessions; and Elementary (rising grades 1–4) is full-day, Monday–Friday in 1-week sessions.
Dates & Schedule
June - August
Location
145 Loring St
Duxbury, MA 02332
Costs & Pricing
To be announced (registration fee of $100 required for each camp).
How to Register
Registration opens in early February 2026, join the mailing list to be notified.
Contact
Ratings & Reviews
What Parents Like
- Parents repeatedly describe teachers/staff as supportive, accommodating, invested, and genuinely caring—kids “love their teachers” and families feel well supported. (1, 2)
- Reviews call out the beautiful campus as a standout—helpful context since Bay Farm Summer is built around outdoor time + hands-on activities on campus. (1)
- Parents specifically praise teacher-family communication and organized weekly updates/administration. (1)
- Reviews highlight the arts/theater programming as “especially notable,” and points to confidence-building opportunities for kids. (2)
What Parents Think Could Be Improved
- Public reviews tend to be about the school overall, so families may want to ask for a quick rundown of daily structure, staff-to-camper ratios, and weekly themes before enrolling.
Our Take
Bay Farm Summer is a strong fit for families who want a Montessori-leaning day-camp vibe—outdoor play + hands-on activities—anchored by a community that parents describe as warm, organized, and highly caring. Because camp-specific parent write-ups are limited publicly, we’d treat the overall school sentiment as a good signal and then “verify the fit” with a few quick questions (daily schedule, swim/water days, how groups are formed, and what a typical week looks like for your child’s age).