Facilities

Nashoba North offers a modern rustic approach that creates a comfortable environment for our campers. All of our buildings are of wooden construction. Located at the center of camp is Plummer Hall, where we eat family style three times a day, and our Rec Hall, which includes our indoor theater. On the lower level of Plummer Hall we have a library where campers are encouraged to take advantage of a huge selection of books or play in our rec room. The health center, which is also centrally located, is open 24 hours a day. We have a registered nurse on staff to assist with any situation.

Campers and staff live in spacious cabins that are all equipped with electricity and bathroom facilities, including showers. Trunks are not needed as campers have individual closets and cubbies for clothing storage.

Outdoor Facilities

• Five all-weather tennis courts
• Regulation size and irrigated soccer field
• Baseball and softball field
• Manicured two hole par three golf course
• Two volleyball courts (sand, & grass)
• Large multi-purpose athletic field
• Archery range
• Outdoor basketball court

Arts Facilities

• Music Recording Studio (the Rock Shack)
• Pottery studio for hand building and wheel classes
• Large arts and crafts building
• Photography studio and darkroom
• Woodworking shop
• Silk-screening
• Dance studio with hardwood floor
• Breathtaking 300 seat outdoor theater under the pines
• Indoor theater complete with stage lighting and sound system

Waterfront

• Large fleet of Day Sailers and JY sailboats
• Windsurfers equipped for all sizes
• Canoes
• Kayaks
• Three modern Ski Boats
• 29′ pontoon fishing boat
• Many docks and rafts for swimming enjoyment

Animals

• Twenty-two stall stable
• “The Pines” – a new second stable consisting of eight large box stalls
• Four riding arenas
• Paddocks
• Grazing areas
• Many well-schooled horses and ponies
• Tame farm animals (Goats, Sheep, Cows)
• Always friendly dogs

Cabins

Our spacious wooden cabins are bright and modern: cabins are fully equipped with showers, sinks, toilets, hot water and electricity. There are screens on all the windows and doors and all are furnished with custom designed wooden bunk beds. Cabins vary by design and during the summer most are comprised of 6 to 10 campers with a minimum of two senior staff members who live in the cabins. There is plenty of open space for campers to interact with the rest of their cabin groups. Trunks are not necessary as all campers have closets and cubbies for clothes storage.