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⭐ Top pick · swim, sports, art & leadership on Boston Harbor · grades 6–9 · completely free for qualifying Boston families
📍 Where
Long Island, Boston Harbor
👶 Ages
11–15
💰 Price
FREE · qualifying Boston families
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⭐ Top pick · a full summer of sailing & boating for as little as $1 · kids 10–17 who can swim 50 yards
📍 Where
Charles River Esplanade, Boston
👶 Ages
10–17
💰 Price
From $1 · full summer
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Free tennis + literacy program for Boston Public School youth
📍 Where
Boston (multiple sites)
👶 Ages
7–14
💰 Price
FREE
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Free & subsidized summer tennis and enrichment for city youth · historic Dorchester nonprofit
📍 Where
Dorchester, MA
👶 Ages
5–18
💰 Price
FREE / subsidized
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Free / low-cost improv and theatre arts for Boston youth through school partnerships
📍 Where
670 Centre St, Jamaica Plain
👶 Ages
8–18
💰 Price
FREE / low-cost
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Art, sports, swim & field trips · sliding-scale by family income · lottery-filled · for Cambridge kids K–8
📍 Where
Cambridge, MA
👶 Ages
5–14
📅 Dates
Jul 6 – Aug 14 · lottery
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Adaptive & recreational summer sports — soccer, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball, baseball · fee-waiver form available
📍 Where
Somerville, MA
👶 Ages
5–14
💰 Price
Low cost · fee waiver
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🆓 Free week-long sleepaway camp for childhood cancer patients, survivors & siblings · trained medical staff on site
📍 Where
Dana Hall School, Wellesley
👶 Ages
6–12
💰 Price
FREE
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🆓 Town-run free and low-cost summer trips, sports and leadership for Wellesley middle + high schoolers
📍 Where
Wellesley, MA
👶 Ages
11–18
💰 Price
Free / low-cost
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Free summer camps in Boston — FAQ

Are there free summer camps in Boston?
Yes. Camp Harbor View is completely free for qualifying Boston families (grades 6–9), Tenacity runs a free tennis-and-literacy program for Boston Public School youth ages 7–14, and Community Boating lets kids 10–17 who can swim 50 yards join for as little as $1. Urban Improv offers free and low-cost theatre arts through school partnerships.
What low-cost summer camps are near Boston?
Cambridge DHSP uses sliding-scale pricing by income (lottery-filled, Cambridge K–8), Somerville Recreation offers fee-waiver forms for its summer sports, and Wellesley Youth Commission runs free and low-cost trips, sports and leadership for middle and high schoolers.
How do I qualify and apply?
Most free programs are income-qualified or tied to a specific city's residents, and many fill by lottery. Apply early through each program's website above, and ask about fee waivers or sliding-scale options if cost is a barrier.

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