Camp Fire North Shore

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2 Cain Rd

Salem, MA 01970

+1 (978) 745-7200

https://www.campfirenorthshore.org

Camp Fire North Shore in Salem, MA, offers a variety of programs for local youth, including preschool, afterschool, summer camp, and teen leadership opportunities. Their research-based approach to youth development encourages personal exploration and skill-building in a supportive environment led by qualified adults.

The summer camp program connects young people with nature, providing a full-day experience that fosters self-reliance and problem-solving skills through activities like swimming, hiking, and theater. With 70 acres of natural surroundings, Camp Fire North Shore creates a space for youth from diverse backgrounds to make new friends and thrive.

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