Wheeler Summer Camp

Wheeler Summer Camp offers daily swim lessons and free swim blocks in its traditional camps for children ages 3 to 15. Specialty camps run for two weeks and include daily swim lessons, with activities in athletics, arts, and sciences. June Bugs Camp includes sports and games, nature, arts and crafts, scheduled rest time, snack, lunch, and a daily swim lesson; Lower Camp includes two daily swim sessions, lunch, snack, sports and games, and arts and crafts.

Programs

• Traditional Camps — children ages 3 to 15 · daily swim lesson and free swim block · Busy day full of fun; campers are grouped by age.
• Specialty Camps — two-week-long camps · Spanning athletics, arts, sciences, and so much more; campers also complete daily swim lessons.
• June Bugs Camp — Ages 3 & 4 (Nursery and PreK) · 9am-4pm · Scheduled Rest Time included in program; daily swim lesson; snack and lunch provided; sports & games, nature, arts & crafts, and more.
• Lower Camp — Ages 5&6 (K-1st Grade) · 9am-4pm · Two daily swim sessions: morning lesson and afternoon free swim; lunch and snack; sports & games to arts & crafts.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–15 years old
• General schedule: June 22 – August 21, 2026; 9am-4pm. Drop off begins at 8:30am and pick up begins at 3:45pm. Half day dismissal is promptly at 12pm.

About the provider

The camp is directed by Camp Director Danielle Levya and Assistant Camp Director Zoey Andrade. Camp staff are trained in first aid and CPR, staff become CPR and first aid certified, and the camp is directed by a nurse (RN) team for the summer. Wheeler Summer Camp complies with Massachusetts Department of Public Health regulations (105 CMR 430.000) and is licensed by the Town of Seekonk Board of Health.

• Family Pass — M-F 4:30-7:30 and Sat from 9-3 · All access membership to the Farm facilities for the duration of the summer; includes access to the Aquatic Center, tennis and pickleball courts, hiking trails, and optional add-ons.

Campers are grouped by age. Younger campers have more structure; older campers have more freedom with their choices and activities. June Bugs Camp campers must be toilet trained by the start of camp. No camp on July 3, 2026.

What families say

“My kids are having an awesome time at camp. I was really worried about my 4 year old, but she absolutely loves it, so thank you!” — -Wheeler Summer Parent

Last updated August 31, 2026.