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"Our GOAL is to help promote a healthy lifestyle and a love of the outdoors through the outdoor sports of mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, and swimming."
Registration for After School is Open
2025/26 After School
Cost Per Day is $42
Option #1
Adventure Program
Hike, Bike Ski, Climb, Sail, Cook etc
The Adventure Program offers a variety of outdoor Adventures, lifetime, sports, art, cooking, etc. Kids will travel to within our local community to explore that many treasures of Vermont.
Option #3
Audubon Forest Program
Animals, Trees, Fire, Tracking, Birds, etc
Based out of Audubon in Huntington. Kids will work with Audubon Staff to explore nature, learn about animals, local ecosystems, how to survive in the wild, etc
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Option #2
Radiate Art Program
Paint, Clay, Draw, Sculpt, Create, etc
Loctaed at Radiate Art Space in Richmond, kids will work with local artist to build and explore various mediums of art. There will be some agriculture field trips to area farms and cooking as well.
Option #4
Spark STEAM Program
Create, Explore, Build, Experiment, etc
SPARK Studios is located on Rt 2 in Richmond. Kids will go on a journey to learn about how things work while exploring the wonderful world of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math
Registration for Summer Camp is Open
2025 Summer Camp
Week long camp is $450
Week #1
June 23rd-27th
Mr. G's Adventure Camp
Outdoor Adventure Camp
Radiate Art Camp
Kawaii Cool Camp
Week #4
July 21st-25th
Mr. G's Adventure Camp
Bike Camp
Radiate Art Camp Nature Art Camp
Week #7
Aug 11th-15th
Mr. G's Adventure Camp Outdoor Adventure Camp
Week #2
July 7th-11th
Mr. G's Adventure Camp
Bike Camp
Camp Info/Schedule
Radiate Art Camp
Animal Art Parade Camp
Week #5
July 28th-Aug 1st
Mr. G's Adventure Camp STEM Camp
Radiate Art Camp Puppets, Prints, and Pop-ups Camp
Week #3
July 14th-18th
Mr. G's Adventure Camp
Survival Skills Camp
Radiate Art Camp Community Art Camp
Week #6
Aug 4th-8th
About The Camps
Are you looking for an exciting outdoor adventure opportunity for your children this summer? MMMUSD Summer Camps were designed with that focus in mind. Our camps provide high quality camp experiences with a local drop off and pick up location in Richmond to make access to camps as easy as possible for families.
Our staff is made up of licensed teachers who are passionate about helping kids be active outdoors. Our camps are designed to have a low student to adult ratio with each camp having a capacity of 30 children to allow for a safer and calmer camp experience. Our mission is to inspire your kids to be healthy and active not only for the summer but for the rest of their lives.
During your child's camp experience he or she will get to explore some of the many outdoor treasures that Vermont has to offer. We will take scenic bike rides, hike, swim, paddle board, and explore nature in many of the most beautiful destinations in the state. Camp is open to a large diversity of ages and ability levels (6-14). There are beginner to advanced options in all of our destinations to meet the needs of many different ability levels for our campers. Lastly, all proceeds from our camps will go to fund the Snow Motion Program at Cochran's Ski Area, which provides free skiing/snowboarding to MMMUSD students.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does camp cost?
A week long camp is $450. Please email brian.godfrey@mmuusd.org about scholarships.
Where do we meet and pick up?
Camp runs from 8:00-4:00. We typically leave by 9am and return by 3:30pm. The drop off and pick up for camps will be Richmond Elementary School.
What kind of bike is recommended?
A properly sized and working bike with front and rear hand brakes and gears. There will be loner bikes available if needed, but please let us know if you need a bike prior to camp.
What happens if it rains?
The underlying goal of all our camps is to be outside as much as possible. We might rearrange our schedule or choose an alternative activity but we will never cancel a day of camp due to rain.
What about food/lunch?
All campers should bring their own lunch. Please bring a lunch and water bottle. We recommend packing extra food as kids often get very hungry. There will be popsicles and extra water available for campers.
How do you handle having campers of differing abilities and ages?
We split campers into groups depending on the skill and ability level. One priority is having campers in groups with their friends. Another priority is to keep the groups small, usually around 5 campers for 1 counselor. Lastly, every activity that we will be doing will have beginner and intermediate options to meet the ability level of every camper.
Does my child need to be an experienced biker?
No, they simply need be able to ride a bicycle safely without training wheels.
During the week we work on how to shift the gears properly and how to use brakes efficiently and safely. We teach them how to ride safely on the street and on trails by learning what to look for while riding and how to maneuver in the safest manner possible.
The camp is about giving each rider the confidence to feel better about how they are riding. This camp isn't about riding fast, but instead having fun and learning to ride.
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