Camp Stella Maris

Camp Stella Maris offers Summer Camp and Day Camp for ages 6-12, along with Teen Programs, Family Camp, Adult Getaways, Children's Programs, LIT & CIT Programs, and a Women's Getaway. The summer camp is traditionally an overnight camp, and the Women's Getaway includes yoga, cooking classes, and kayaking.

Programs

• Summer Camp — 6-12 · Traditionally an overnight summer camp; also offers Day Camp and Teen Programs.
• Day Camp — 6-12 · Offered by Camp Stella Maris.
• Teen Programs — Offered by Camp Stella Maris.
• Family Camp — Mentioned as available in the summer camp and year-round programming descriptions.
• Adult Getaways — Mentioned in year-round programming.
• Children's Programs — Year-round children’s programs are mentioned.
• LIT & CIT Programs — Listed on the summer camp navigation.
• Women's Getaway — A weekend program with yoga, cooking classes, and kayaking mentioned.

At a glance

• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Current session: Christmas at CSM (Dec 5–Dec 6, 2026)
• General schedule: Summer camp; day camp; family camp; teen programs; year-round programming.

About the provider

Camp Stella Maris was founded in 1926. It is accredited by the American Camping Association. The camp follows the Catholic faith, and campers attend a kid-friendly Catholic Mass two times each week. It is non-conversional and welcomes all persons, regardless of race, color, sex, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, faith or religion, cultural observance, national or ethnic origin, family status, appearance, body type/size, educational background, and any other category people use to define themselves or others.

Camp Stella Maris follows the Catholic faith. Campers attend a kid-friendly Catholic Mass 2 times each week. The camp is non-conversional and campers are not required to be Catholic. Camp Stella Maris welcomes all persons, regardless of race, color, sex, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability (assuming the disability permits safe participation in the CSM program), faith or religion, cultural observance, national or ethnic origin, family status, appearance, body type/size, educational background, and any other category people use to define themselves or others.

What families say

““A friend recommended the camp years ago and my children have been going since. I feel time away from home, establishing new relationships, being in different environments and pushing your limits are all important experiences to have.”” — Camper Parent

““Our daughter is an athlete and very busy with tournaments and practice throughout the year. CSM allows her to just “be free” and a kid for that summer week. I love the time spent with her friends and the fact that she can “unplug” from social media and cell phone use too!”” — Camper Parent

Last updated August 27, 2026.