Vermont camps sit across the Green Mountains, the Lake Champlain valley, and the Northeast Kingdom. Compare 24 camps across Vermont: nearly all are overnight camps, about half are coed, and the rest are boys or girls camps.
Tuition
Overnight camps
From the 2027 sessions of 15 camps
Session lengths
Overnight camps, per session
1 week
4 camps
$1,400 to $1,900 / USD
2 weeks
11 camps
$3,600 to $6,000 / USD
3 to 4 weeks
Half summer · 13 camps
$6,700 to $9,800 / USD
6 to 8 weeks
Full summer · 8 camps
$11,200 to $14,500 / USD
8 camps offer both a half and a full summer
12
camps founded over 100 years ago
Boys and girls camps paired as brother and sister camps, both in Vermont.
Field Guide
A field guide to what a camp summer looks like in Vermont: the forms it takes, how the landscape and climate shape it, and what it asks of a family.
Read the Vermont guideFor 2027, overnight camp tuition in Vermont generally runs $250 to $420 USD a night, from about $130 USD. Tuition at boys camps generally runs $250 to $350 USD a night, and at girls camps generally runs $280 to $440 USD a night. Tuition for a half summer (3 to 4 weeks) is typically $6,700 to $9,800 USD and for a full summer (6 to 8 weeks) is typically $11,200 to $14,500 USD. Based on the 2027 sessions of 15 camps. These are planning estimates; each camp confirms its own tuition.
19 camps offer financial help, and 12 offer payment plans. Each camp sets its own terms, so ask the camp directly.
4 camps offer 1 week, 11 camps offer 2 weeks, 13 camps offer 3 to 4 weeks (a half summer) and 8 camps offer 6 to 8 weeks (a full summer). 8 offer both a half and a full summer.
Most take campers from about 8 to 16.
Both: 10 are coed, 9 are girls camps and 5 are boys camps.
Yes: 4 camps offer day sessions.
2027 sessions run from late June to late August.