Siblings

We allow a camper with T1D to bring a friend or a sibling to camp with them. They are considered WACKY campers!

Please visit our website at www.bartoncenter.org or call 508-987-2056.

Camp Joslin for boys Charlton, MA
Clara Barton Camp for girls, North Oxford, MA
Danvers Day Camp, Danver's MA
Worcester Day Camp, Charlton, MA
The Rainbow Club, Greenwich, CT
Long Island Day Camp, Old Westbury, NY
Vermont Overnight Camp

Financial Assistance Available

The Barton Center offers first time campers with T1D, 1 free session of overnight camp (1 or 2 week session) at either our Charlton, MA location or our North Oxford, MA locations.

For those who have camped with us before- Needs Based Camperships are awarded on a first-come, first-served, sliding-scale basis.

We offer 3 nutritional and kid friendly meals a day plus snacks. Our Food Services Director can accommodate Celiac's, gluten free, allergens, or nutritional accommodations as needed- please reach out for more information if you have any questions.

The Barton Center offers kids the opportunity to create lifelong friendships and unforgettable experiences. Our dedicated alumni often reflect on their cherished camp memories and remain actively involved, helping to keep the Barton spirit alive for future generations.

We can make accommodations to pick your child up for summer camp if you are coming in from out of the area to the camps in Charlton or North Oxford, MA. We have options of picking campers up at the train station in Worcester, MA or flights that come in to either Worcester, MA, Boston, MA, or Providence, RI. There is a transportation form to fill out in the camper packets and an additional fee.

Please visit www.bartoncenter.org for more information about programs.
You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest - we put out updates on all of them, as well as pictures of camp. We also offer Zoom tours and you can find information on how to join those on our social pages.

Mission Statement: To improve the lives of children with insulin-dependent diabetes through education, recreation, and support programs which inspire and empower.