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Mystic, CT · Day camp

Mystic Seaport Museum Summer Camps

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A maritime-themed day and overnight camp run by the Mystic Seaport Museum, the largest maritime museum in the US, offering sailing instruction (Community Sailing day camp), a signature Joseph Conrad overnight camp where campers sleep aboard a historic ship, and an advanced teen sailing-crew program aboard the schooner Brilliant. Staffing is distinctively credentialed for its niche — US Sailing-certified instructors, Red Cross lifeguards, and US Coast Guard-licensed captains.

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860-572-0711 · info@mysticseaport.org

At a glance

Ages
6–14 (about grades 1 to 10)
Price
$232–$475/week
Financial aid
Offered, per the camp's site

Activities

SailingBoating & paddlingClimbing & ropesNatureHikingArts & crafts

Taken from the camp's own website, so check with the camp for this season's details.

Cost, as published by the camp

Half-Day $232 / $290; Full-Day $380 / $475 (members / non-members); one-week sessions; year not stated

Years in operation

Not published for the camp program specifically (Museum itself is long-established, but no camp founding year was found)

Staff

Not published

Counselors

Site states staff "includes experienced camp counselors, US Sailing certified sailing instructors, Red Cross certified Lifeguards, and US Coast Guard licensed captains"

Camp size

Not published

International campers

Not stated

Public reviews

Reported from public review sites, not verified or hosted by Booka.

The Museum overall carries strong ratings (4.5/5 from 343 combined TripAdvisor/Viator reviews, and a separate 4.6/5 from 4,314 reviews on another aggregator), but these cover the museum as a visitor attraction broadly, not the camp program specifically. The camp-specific sub-listing found — "Joseph Conrad Overnight Sailing Camp" on CampRatingz.com — shows a lower 3.8/5 from 9 reviews, which is the more directly relevant camp-level figure.

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