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Camp Grosvenor







Camp Grosvenor offers an exciting activities including ropes courses, climbing wall, swimming, crafts, archery, field games, dance, and more. Camp is open 5 days a week, Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m

Camp Grosvenor

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Welcome to Camp Grosvenor! 
Give your child a summer they won’t forget! Our American Camp Association (ACA) accredited and state-licensed day camp is full of adventure, new friends, and lasting memories! 

Camp Grosvenor sits on 95 acres of scenic woodlands along the Pettaquamscutt River in Saunderstown, Rhode Island. For eight fun-filled weeks, campers can enjoy activities like: 

  • Ropes courses & climbing wall 
  • Swimming & water trampoline 
  • Archery & field games 
  • Arts & crafts, dance, and more! 

We Make Camp Simple for Families: 

  • Transportation provided from convenient pick-up/drop-off spots in Newport County and South Kingstown. 
  • Nutritious breakfast and lunch are included every day at no extra cost. 
  • Financial aid options are available. 
  • We are here to help. 
    campgrosvenor@bgcnewport.org

Camp runs Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 

Location: 11 Miner Road, Saunderstown, RI

The garden is a hands-on learning space where campers connect with nature. From planting to harvesting, they get to experience the joy of caring for living things while building curiosity and responsibility.
The garden is a hands-on learning space where campers connect with nature. From planting to harvesting, they get to experience the joy of caring for living things while building curiosity and responsibility.
Archery gives campers the chance to build focus, patience, and confidence while learning a new skill in a fun and structured way. Campers set personal goals, practice concentration, and celebrate their progress—all while enjoying time outdoors. Safety is always emphasized, so campers also gain respect for equipment and responsibility along the way.
Archery gives campers the chance to build focus, patience, and confidence while learning a new skill in a fun and structured way. Campers set personal goals, practice concentration, and celebrate their progress—all while enjoying time outdoors. Safety is always emphasized, so campers also gain respect for equipment and responsibility along the way.
The art room is a welcoming and creative space where campers can express themselves. Over the summer, campers have the chance to explore their creativity through programs like homemade stepping stones, beaded wind chimes, tie-dye, and more!
The art room is a welcoming and creative space where campers can express themselves. Over the summer, campers have the chance to explore their creativity through programs like homemade stepping stones, beaded wind chimes, tie-dye, and more!
Challenge Course Our 7-element high ropes course is designed to give campers the chance to challenge themselves, step outside their comfort zone, and discover what they’re capable of. Through the use of Project Adventure, our campers learn important skills in trust, communication, teamwork, and more! All campers are suited with the required safety equipment, including harnesses and helmets!
Our 7-element high ropes course is designed to give campers the chance to challenge themselves, step outside their comfort zone, and discover what they’re capable of. Through the use of Project Adventure, our campers learn important skills in trust, communication, teamwork, and more! All campers are suited with the required safety equipment, including harnesses and helmets!
The waterfront is one of the most exciting parts of camp! Our campers have the opportunity to free swim, take swim lessons, try boating, bounce on the water trampoline, and cool off with friends. Fun and safety go hand-in-hand, and our buddy system ensures all campers are safe and accounted for, allowing every camper to enjoy the waterfront with confidence.
The waterfront is one of the most exciting parts of camp! Our campers have the opportunity to free swim, take swim lessons, try boating, bounce on the water trampoline, and cool off with friends. Fun and safety go hand-in-hand, and our buddy system ensures all campers are safe and accounted for, allowing every camper to enjoy the waterfront with confidence.
The low ropes course is an introduction to building the necessary skills to conquer the challenge course! Low ropes bring campers together through exciting team challenges, while practicing balancing, climbing, and problem-solving. It’s all about supporting one another and growing as a group!
The low ropes course is an introduction to building the necessary skills to conquer the challenge course! Low ropes bring campers together through exciting team challenges, while practicing balancing, climbing, and problem-solving. It’s all about supporting one another and growing as a group!
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) encourages campers to experiment, design, and create. Hands-on projects such as egg drops, build-your-own-boats, marshmallow towers, and more offer experimental learning and problem-solving while showing campers how fun learning can be!
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) encourages campers to experiment, design, and create. Hands-on projects such as egg drops, build-your-own-boats, marshmallow towers, and more offer experimental learning and problem-solving while showing campers how fun learning can be!
Outdoor Education invites campers to slow down, explore the natural world, and develop respect for the environment. Guided activities help campers notice details in nature, ask questions, and learn how to be good stewards of the outdoors.
Outdoor Education invites campers to slow down, explore the natural world, and develop respect for the environment. Guided activities help campers notice details in nature, ask questions, and learn how to be good stewards of the outdoors.
In the survivor program, campers learn outdoor skills, teamwork, and resourcefulness in a fun, adventurous way. It’s a chance to explore nature, build resilience, and gain confidence in the outdoors. Campers will leave this program with new skills, including how to construct shelter, fish for food, build a fire pit, and more!
In the survivor program, campers learn outdoor skills, teamwork, and resourcefulness in a fun, adventurous way. It’s a chance to explore nature, build resilience, and gain confidence in the outdoors. Campers will leave this program with new skills, including how to construct shelter, fish for food, build a fire pit, and more!
Field Games offer campers the perfect outlet to run, play, and engage in friendly competition. It’s a high-energy program designed to build teamwork, sportsmanship, and lots of smiles. Our campers love capture the flag, soccer, and flag football!
Field Games offer campers the perfect outlet to run, play, and engage in friendly competition. It’s a high-energy program designed to build teamwork, sportsmanship, and lots of smiles. Our campers love capture the flag, soccer, and flag football!
Gaga Ball is a camp favorite! Played in a Gaga pit, it’s a fast-paced and exciting game where the goal is to avoid being hit below the knees. Campers love the mix of movement, strategy, and fun, and everyone can join in.
Gaga Ball is a camp favorite! Played in a Gaga pit, it’s a fast-paced and exciting game where the goal is to avoid being hit below the knees. Campers love the mix of movement, strategy, and fun, and everyone can join in.

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2026 Camp Grosvenor

Session Dates & Fun Friday Themes
$ 250 Per Session (generous scholarships available!)
  • Session One: June 29 – July 2 (No camp July 3 in observance of Independence Day)
  • Session Two: July 6 – July 10 Color Wars
  • Session Three: July 13 – July 17 Capture the Flag
  • Session Four: July 20 – July 24 Water Wars
  • Session Five: July 27 – July 31 S'mores Galore
  • Session Six: August 3 – August 7 (No camp August 10 in observance of Victory over Japan Day) Camp Olympics
  • Session Seven: August 10 – August 14 Talent Show
  • Session Eight: August 17 – August 21 End of Camp Celebrations
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Camp Values

We prioritize physical and emotional safety in every activity and interaction. Your child’s well-being is always our top concern. 

Whether it’s working as a team on a challenge or cheering each other on at the waterfront, we foster a sense of togetherness and cooperation. 

 From silly songs to messy art, scavenger hunts to nature hikes, we believe joy and laughter are essential to learning and growing. 

 Every camper is welcomed just as they are. We strive to create an environment where all children feel seen, heard, and included. 

 Our camp is rooted in a deep respect for the natural world. Through hands-on experiences outdoors, we encourage curiosity, wonder, and care for the environment. We are a phone free camp. 

Phone Free Camp

At Camp Grosvenor, we believe summer camp should be a place where kids can fully disconnect, create friendships, and live in the moment. Our no cell phone policy helps campers connect face-to-face, explore our beautiful property, and build relationships without the distraction of screens. We want our campers to make memories that last a  lifetime, not just ones that fit on a screen. 

Grosvenor Adventure Zone (GAZ)

6-week summer learning initiative focusing on reducing summer learning loss for youth in grades 1st-4th that will take place at Camp Grosvenor and Central Clubhouse. Children participate in daily literacy and enrichment activities taught by certified teachers and community providers.

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Bennett

Assistant Director of Camp

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