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Monday June 29, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Early Drop Off (7am)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Leading Therapy Home
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King Oak Hill Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 9-10 (Green Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun @ GEP
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tornadoes
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Connell Pool
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball
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Brad Hawes Park
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Legion Field
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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Tuesday June 30, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Early Drop Off (7am)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Leading Therapy Home
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King Oak Hill Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 9-10 (Green Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun @ GEP
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tornadoes
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Connell Pool
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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SS Seadogs Baseball
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Weston Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Eagles Soccer
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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Wednesday July 1, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Early Drop Off (7am)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Leading Therapy Home
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King Oak Hill Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 9-10 (Green Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun @ GEP
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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South Shore Hospital Softball
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Weston Park - Softball/Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Babe Ruth
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Libby Fields
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:45 PM - 7:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Hawks Soccer
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Legion Field
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Thursday July 2, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Early Drop Off (7am)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Aqualine Utility Inc
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Weston Park - Softball/Baseball Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Leading Therapy Home
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King Oak Hill Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Age 9-10 (Green Shirts)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun @ GEP
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Great Esker Park
FOR JUNE 29 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 17 - AUGUST 21There will be no camp on July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 4–12 to choose most of their activities every day. Wey-Fun staff will join Great Esker staff and make use of the basketball court, Julia Road baseball field and the park to make an overall well rounded experience of Nature, Arts and Crafts and Sports. Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Baseballl Field
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Babe Ruth
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Libby Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Modified Softball
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Weston Park
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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Monday July 6, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Weymouth Junior Police Academy - Junior Police Academy 2026
Weymouth Junior Police Academy
Many officers of the Weymouth Police force and special guests will provide this wonderful opportunity for kids to interact with Weymouth Police Officers while getting hands-on experience in activities such as: Accident and Crime Scene Investigations, nerf blasters, physical training, obstacle course and more. The group may travel off-site to certain special destination. Music, safety, skits and sports are just some of the fun activities - and there will be many surprises!****Important! NEW for 2026**
Registration window will be April 1st to April 8th. Registration will be a forced waiting list and we will be selecting the cadets the week of April Vacation. *Participant must be a Town of Weymouth resident who is currently in 4th Grade and moving to 5th in September of 2026.*Mandatory Parent/Guardian Meeting (Subject to Change):Date: Wednesday, June 24thTime: 6:00pm Location: Chapman Middle School Main Entrance, 1051 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02189
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Ralph Talbot School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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NE Surf Camp
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1B Half
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball
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Brad Hawes Park
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Lions Tennis Lessons YEAR 5
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Legion Tennis Court #1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Monday Night Skills Clinic w/ BR & Stoughton
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Eagles Soccer
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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Tuesday July 7, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Weymouth Junior Police Academy - Junior Police Academy 2026
Weymouth Junior Police Academy
Many officers of the Weymouth Police force and special guests will provide this wonderful opportunity for kids to interact with Weymouth Police Officers while getting hands-on experience in activities such as: Accident and Crime Scene Investigations, nerf blasters, physical training, obstacle course and more. The group may travel off-site to certain special destination. Music, safety, skits and sports are just some of the fun activities - and there will be many surprises!****Important! NEW for 2026**
Registration window will be April 1st to April 8th. Registration will be a forced waiting list and we will be selecting the cadets the week of April Vacation. *Participant must be a Town of Weymouth resident who is currently in 4th Grade and moving to 5th in September of 2026.*Mandatory Parent/Guardian Meeting (Subject to Change):Date: Wednesday, June 24thTime: 6:00pm Location: Chapman Middle School Main Entrance, 1051 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02189
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Ralph Talbot School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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NE Surf Camp
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1B Half
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Baseballl Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Wamps Men's Lacrosse
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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Wednesday July 8, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Weymouth Junior Police Academy - Junior Police Academy 2026
Weymouth Junior Police Academy
Many officers of the Weymouth Police force and special guests will provide this wonderful opportunity for kids to interact with Weymouth Police Officers while getting hands-on experience in activities such as: Accident and Crime Scene Investigations, nerf blasters, physical training, obstacle course and more. The group may travel off-site to certain special destination. Music, safety, skits and sports are just some of the fun activities - and there will be many surprises!****Important! NEW for 2026**
Registration window will be April 1st to April 8th. Registration will be a forced waiting list and we will be selecting the cadets the week of April Vacation. *Participant must be a Town of Weymouth resident who is currently in 4th Grade and moving to 5th in September of 2026.*Mandatory Parent/Guardian Meeting (Subject to Change):Date: Wednesday, June 24thTime: 6:00pm Location: Chapman Middle School Main Entrance, 1051 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02189
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Ralph Talbot School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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NE Surf Camp
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1B Half
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Baseball Games
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Crossroads Summer Camp Rental
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Connell Pool
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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South Shore Hospital Softball
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Weston Park - Softball/Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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GLOW CLINICS
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Legion Field - Legion Field B (Half Field)
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:45 PM - 7:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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WYS Soccer Summer Program
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Legion Field - Legion Field A (Half Field)
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Giants
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Libby Fields
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Thursday July 9, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Weymouth Junior Police Academy - Junior Police Academy 2026
Weymouth Junior Police Academy
Many officers of the Weymouth Police force and special guests will provide this wonderful opportunity for kids to interact with Weymouth Police Officers while getting hands-on experience in activities such as: Accident and Crime Scene Investigations, nerf blasters, physical training, obstacle course and more. The group may travel off-site to certain special destination. Music, safety, skits and sports are just some of the fun activities - and there will be many surprises!****Important! NEW for 2026**
Registration window will be April 1st to April 8th. Registration will be a forced waiting list and we will be selecting the cadets the week of April Vacation. *Participant must be a Town of Weymouth resident who is currently in 4th Grade and moving to 5th in September of 2026.*Mandatory Parent/Guardian Meeting (Subject to Change):Date: Wednesday, June 24thTime: 6:00pm Location: Chapman Middle School Main Entrance, 1051 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02189
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Ralph Talbot School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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NE Surf Camp
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1B Half
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Toddler/Preschool Intro to Soccer classes SSS
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Seach School
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Kickball Game
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Baseballl Field
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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WYS Soccer Summer Program
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Modified Softball
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Weston Park
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Babe Ruth
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Libby Fields
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8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Wamps Men's Lacrosse
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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Friday July 10, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Weymouth Junior Police Academy - Junior Police Academy 2026
Weymouth Junior Police Academy
Many officers of the Weymouth Police force and special guests will provide this wonderful opportunity for kids to interact with Weymouth Police Officers while getting hands-on experience in activities such as: Accident and Crime Scene Investigations, nerf blasters, physical training, obstacle course and more. The group may travel off-site to certain special destination. Music, safety, skits and sports are just some of the fun activities - and there will be many surprises!****Important! NEW for 2026**
Registration window will be April 1st to April 8th. Registration will be a forced waiting list and we will be selecting the cadets the week of April Vacation. *Participant must be a Town of Weymouth resident who is currently in 4th Grade and moving to 5th in September of 2026.*Mandatory Parent/Guardian Meeting (Subject to Change):Date: Wednesday, June 24thTime: 6:00pm Location: Chapman Middle School Main Entrance, 1051 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02189
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Ralph Talbot School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Old Colony Softball League
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Weston Park
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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Monday July 13, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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7:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Life Community Church
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Lovell Fields
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 6-12
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
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Weymouth Lax Clinic AK
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Legion Field
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 3-5
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball
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Brad Hawes Park
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Lions Tennis Lessons YEAR 5
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Legion Tennis Court #1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Monday Night Skills Clinic w/ BR & Stoughton
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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Tuesday July 14, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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7:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Life Community Church
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Lovell Fields
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 6-12
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
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Weymouth Lax Clinic AK
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Legion Field
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 3-5
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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South Shore Baseball Tryouts
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Libby Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Eagles Soccer
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Rob Kintz
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Libby Fields
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Wednesday July 15, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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7:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Life Community Church
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Lovell Fields
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 6-12
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
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Weymouth Lax Clinic AK
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Legion Field
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Crossroads Summer Camp Rental
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Connell Pool
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 3-5
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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South Shore Hospital Softball
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Weston Park - Softball/Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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GLOW CLINICS
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Legion Field - Legion Field B (Half Field)
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:45 PM - 7:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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WYS Soccer Summer Program
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Legion Field - Legion Field A (Half Field)
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Hawks Soccer
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Lovell Fields
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Giants
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Libby Fields
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Thursday July 16, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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7:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Life Community Church
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Lovell Fields
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 6-12
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
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Weymouth Lax Clinic AK
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Legion Field
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 3-5
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Toddler/Preschool Intro to Soccer classes SSS
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Seach School
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4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Baseballl Field
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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WYS Soccer Summer Program
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Modified Softball
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Weston Park
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Rob Kintz
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Libby Fields
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8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Wamps Men's Lacrosse
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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Friday July 17, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 6-12
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Dance for Fun - Dance for Fun: 3-5
Dance for fun camp offers an environment for your child to experience all things dancing. Including but not limited to lots of gym games, hula hoops, tumbling (acrobatics), stretching and strengthening exercises and lip syncing to popular songs. Learning dance moves such as Ballet, jazz and pop dances. They will choreography a dance with their song of choice and Miss Tracey will teach them a group dance to perform at the fun show on Friday that the parents can attend. A full week of fun while they build confidence and courage to step on and enjoy the stage.
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King Oak Hill Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Old Colony Softball League
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Weston Park
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Legion Baseball
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Libby Fields
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Monday July 20, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Weymouth Youth Soccer Summer Clinic
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball
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Brad Hawes Park
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Lions Tennis Lessons YEAR 5
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Legion Tennis Court #1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Monday Night Skills Clinic w/ BR & Stoughton
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer Women's Soccer 18+
Weymouth Recreation Soccer Leagues
Get in the game with Weymouth Recreation’s adult soccer leagues – open to players of all skill levels who love the sport and value community connection. We currently offer:
Women’s Only League – Monday nights. Spring and Fall - League and Playoff Format
Community Coed League (Summer and Fall) – Wednesday nights - league only, NO playoffs - Currently only Summer.
League Rules: 6 players on the field (5 field players + 1 goalkeeper) with a minimum of 2 female players on the field at all times. Game Duration: Two 25-minute halves with a short halftime break.
Both leagues are all about fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or just looking to kick the ball around, there's a place for you on the field!Please note: poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Respect for teammates, opponents, and officials is a must.
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Giants
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Libby Fields
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8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Hawks Soccer
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Legion Field
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Tuesday July 21, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Weymouth Youth Soccer Summer Clinic
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Rob Kintz
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Libby Fields
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8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Eagles Soccer
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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Wednesday July 22, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Weymouth Youth Soccer Summer Clinic
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Baseball Games
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Crossroads Summer Camp Rental
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Connell Pool
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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South Shore Hospital Softball
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Weston Park - Softball/Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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GLOW CLINICS
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Legion Field - Legion Field B (Half Field)
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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South Shore Baseball Tryouts
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Libby Fields
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:45 PM - 7:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 6, 7 & 8
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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WYS Soccer Summer Program
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Legion Field - Legion Field A (Half Field)
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Hawks
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Giants Baseball
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Libby Fields
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Thursday July 23, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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NE FORCE
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Legion Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Weymouth Youth Soccer Summer Clinic
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Toddler/Preschool Intro to Soccer classes SSS
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Seach School
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4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Baseballl Field
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Wellness with Health Department - Tai Chi (King Oak Hill Park)
Weymouth Recreation, Weymouth Health Department provide Health and Fitness classes to promote a healthier you and a healthier community for all ages. From Tai Chi, Yoga, Pound, Small Group Training and Zumba.
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King Oak Hill Park
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Madden/Bicknell Field
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:15 PM - 8:30 PM
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Weymouth/Hingham Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 1 & 2
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 3, 4 & 5
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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WHS / Weymouth Youth Track Club
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #1
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #2
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Basketball
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Weymouth High School - Outdoor Basketball Court #3
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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WYS Soccer Summer Program
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 1 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 2 Full
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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OCWSL
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Legion Field
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Modified Softball
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Weston Park
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Anchors rugby
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Ralph Talbot School - Ralph Talbot Multi-Field 1
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Taste of Broadway - A Taste of Broadway: Grades 9-12
This 5-week program is designed to introduce your child to dancing, singing, acting & improvisation by creating a Musical Review from the ground up. The program will culminate in two performances for the public. Whether you are a dancer, singer, actor, “triple threat,” or have never performed at all, there is a spot waiting for you! Training and performances provide participants with the opportunity to work with members of the Weymouth Alumni Theater Company.Please pick the Grade Group your child will be attending September 2026
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Chapman Middle School
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cruzeiro FC
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Lovell Fields - Lovell Field 3 (2/3)
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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Rob Kintz
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Libby Fields
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8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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South Shore Wamps Men's Lacrosse
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Weymouth High School TURF Mullin Field
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Friday July 24, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Early Drop Off (7am)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Early Drop Off (7am)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Wanzer Field
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Central Field Baseball - Webb Field
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 3 (Red Shirts Little Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Free Lunch Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Adventure Program - Esker Adventure Program **Waiting List**
Esker Adventure Programs (not included in the licensed Camp) will provide your child with unique opportunities to take part in activities that will allow them to be outside, connect with nature, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and offer a reprieve from technology. Each option offers kids a natural setting to engage in outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and more.**NEW FOR 2026** - There will be a 3 Week Maximum Limit for Adventure Program to allow for more participation. We will remove the limit if the program does not fill.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Age 4 (Red Shirts Big Sprouts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 11-12 (Blue Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 5-6 (Yellow Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 7-8 (Gray Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Ages 9-10 (Green Shirts)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Leaders in Training (LIT) WeyFun
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 11 & 12 Rangers (Blue Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 4 Tenderfeet (Red Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 5 & 6 Rovers (Yellow Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 7 & 8 Discoverers (Gray Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Age 9 & 10 Explorers (Green Shirts)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Leaders in Training (LIT) GEP
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Age 9-11 (Green & Blue Shirts)
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Pond Meadow Park Summer Nature Program - Leaders in Training (LIT) Pond Meadow
Summer Nature Program 2026Week 1 (7/6): Ages 9-11 Week 2 (7/13): Ages 7 & 8Week 3 (7/20): Ages 9-11 Week 4 (7/27): Age 6Week 5 (8/3): Ages 7 & 8Week 6 (8/10): Ages 9-11 Week 7 (8/17): Ages 7 & 8Under the guidance of experienced counselors at Pond Meadow Park, the Summer Nature Program provides children ages six through eleven with a week of fun and education with nature. Through a combination of hikes, arts and crafts, fishing and more, children learn about the outdoor world around them.Features|Nature hikes, arts and crafts, sport|Pond Discovery Day including fishing, contests with prizes|Kayaking (for the 9-11 age group water level permitting)|Potential Trip to Great Esker for Competition with Esker Adventure Program(for the 9-11 age group transportation permitting)|Bushwhack through the Park and bring home your favorite hidden treasure|Go Mudding and adopt a turtle or frog for the week|Tie-dye your own T-shirt, socks or whatever!|Discover nature in your own town plus much more!!Program Details & Fee|Staffed by counselors (CORI & SORI approved)|Space is limited – one session limit per child|Open only to Weymouth and Braintree residents (waiting list available to others if program does not fill)|Program is held rain or shine – dress appropriately!|No over the phone registration - In person at Weymouth Parks and Recreation office or online here.|Children must bring their own lunch, drinks and snacks|For more information call Weymouth Parks and Recreation 781-682-6124|Fee – $310.00 per child per one week session (one week limit due to demand).|Scholarships - needs based scholarships are available by request thanks to the "Friends of Pond Meadow" group. Please send all inquiries to Erin at eraymond@weymouth.ma.us|Each Program Session runs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday |Drop off is anytime between 8-8:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center|Pickup is anytime between 4-4:30pm @ the Braintree Side Nature Center
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Pond Meadow Park
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset - Free Lunch @ Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset
Camp Wey-Fun @ Wessagusset:Camp Wey-Fun offers the unique ability for children ages 5-12 to choose most of their activities every day. The Wey-Fun Campus consists of three primary locations. Wessagusset Beach, O’Sullivan Park and the home base, Wessagusset Primary School. Each location offers different activities for the campers to participate in.
Wessagusset Beach offers various water based activities including swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle-boarding, beach games and activities.
O’Sullivan Park offers activities for the sport minded child. Soccer, street hockey, basketball, kickball, wiffleball and other competitive sports games that promote healthy competition, teamwork and physical activity.
Campers that choose to stay at Wessagusset School will have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Classic school yard games, masterful art projects, performing in talent shows, tie dying, cooling off under the water mister and chilling out at the picnic tables playing board games and making friends.
The "Sprouts" age group of WeyFun will not have all the same opportunities but will have age appropriate variations.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Wessagusset School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Extended Day (Until 6pm)
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Great Esker Park Nature Camp - Free Lunch @ Great Esker Park Nature Camp
Great Esker Park Nature Camp:Participants will "rove" the park from the George A. Clark Jr. Nature Center to the Back River. These short hikes along with stories, arts and crafts, and plenty of hands-on nature discovery will introduce the participants to the basics of how the park works!Participants will "discover" the fundamental concepts of the science of the park as they uncover the web of relationships between the physical elements and the bugs, birds, fish and plants through group walk-abouts and competitions. Hikes, stories, nature crafts, games, contests and plenty of hands-on nature discoveries will bring into focus some of the lesser-known mysteries of the park.Children are grouped by age (t-shirt color) at each activity to allow for safe and age appropriate fun. Participants will further be divided into cohorts according to Massachusetts Camp guidelines and all CDC and DPH guidelines will be followed.
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Great Esker Park - George A. Clark Nature Center
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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South Shore Christian Softball League
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Humphrey Fields
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Weymouth Little League
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Julia Road- Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Babe Ruth Baseball
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Stella Tirrell Park - Baseball Field
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Weymouth Girls Softball
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Hamilton School - Hamilton School Field
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field A
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Negus Fields - Negus Baseball Field B
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cal Ripken Baseball
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Gifford Park
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5:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Old Colony Softball League
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Weston Park
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