Connecticut's coed camps take boys and girls in the same program, from traditional camps to outdoor ones, including camps founded more than a century ago. Programs range from sailing, canoeing and archery to traditional crafts, cooking and music. Compare 14 coed camps in Connecticut: nearly all are overnight camps.

Tuition
Overnight camps
From the 2027 sessions of 8 camps
Session lengths
Overnight camps, per session
1 week
4 camps
$1,400 to $1,800 / USD
2 weeks
5 camps
$2,700 to $3,200 / USD
3 to 4 weeks
Half summer · 3 camps
$6,700 to $8,600 / USD
6 to 8 weeks
Full summer · 4 camps
$11,400 to $14,200 / USD
3 camps offer both a half and a full summer
7
camps founded over 100 years ago
Field Guide
A field guide to what a camp summer looks like in Connecticut: the forms it takes, how the landscape and climate shape it, and what it asks of a family.
Read the Connecticut guideFor 2027, tuition at coed camps in Connecticut generally runs $230 to $350 USD a night, from about $190 USD. Tuition for a half summer (3 to 4 weeks) is typically $6,700 to $8,600 USD and for a full summer (6 to 8 weeks) is typically $11,400 to $14,200 USD. Based on the 2027 sessions of 8 camps. These are planning estimates; each camp confirms its own tuition.
11 camps offer financial help, and 6 offer payment plans. Each camp sets its own terms, so ask the camp directly.
4 camps offer 1 week, 5 camps offer 2 weeks, 3 camps offer 3 to 4 weeks (a half summer) and 4 camps offer 6 to 8 weeks (a full summer). 3 offer both a half and a full summer.
Most take campers from about 7 to 16.
2027 sessions run from late June to late August.