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The Story School
Basic Information
Focus: Overnight LARP adventure camp uses stories to teach STEM and interpersonal skills
Owner: Chris Wiley
Director: Chris Wiley
Address: 73 Pumpkin Lane
Charlton, MA 01507
Phone Number: 781-214-1174
Email: camp@thestoryschool.org
Additional Information
Ages/Grades: 8 - 18
Camp Season: June 29th - August 14th
Setting:
Set against the backdrop of Prindle Pond, The Story School overnight camp boasts 100 acres of woods, trails, fields, and waterfront. With updated dorm buildings kept cool by shade and the breeze from the pond, it is equal parts an outdoor experience and dorm living making it the perfect first overnight camp for new campers. Escape into the fantasy world we create in this natural wonderland.
Gender: Inclusive of all genders
Camp Capacity: 80 campers per two week session
Pricing: $3,300
Activities:
STEM puzzles, LARP adventures, D&D games, Foam sword battles, arts and crafts, acting, team challenges, storytelling
Additional Information:
- The Story School is an educational nonprofit live-action role-play summer camp located in the woods of Nature's Classroom in Charlton, MA. A trained staff of educators, game designers, and counselors immerse campers ages 8 - 18 in an epic adventure story pulled from history, mythology, and literature.
By day, our campers become heroes battling fantastical monsters, solving interactive STEM puzzles, and applying roleplaying skills to level up and save the world. By night, our campers play board games, gather around campfires, and build memories with their roommates forging friendships that last a lifetime.
In an open community embracing neurodiverse and LGBTQ+ campers, The Story School weaves social education, leadership training, and hands-on learning into the fabric of our fantastical adventures.
Spend your summer in a story and discover the hero within!
Slogan: Spend your summer in a story