About Us
About Summer at Brooks
For more than fifty years, Summer at Brooks has been a trusted New England tradition for families seeking an enriching, purposeful, and joyful summer experience. Established in 1971 on the scenic campus of Brooks School in North Andover, our programs continue to reflect the school’s values of care, connection, and curiosity.
When families choose Summer at Brooks, they join a vibrant community that has flourished for generations. Our alumni often share how their summers here shaped lifelong friendships, confidence, and a sense of belonging that stays with them long after the season ends.
Our Programs
Summer at Brooks offers more than a summer camp—it’s a collection of experiences designed to meet children and teens where they are, helping them grow in confidence, creativity, and leadership.
Our programs serve participants ages 3 to 18, blending fun with thoughtful structure and expert guidance. Whether on the playing fields, in the art studios, or in the classroom, every experience is purposeful, safe, and designed to help young people discover their strengths.
With offerings that include Brooks Day Camp, Stages & Studios, the Leaders-in-Training Program, and Brooks Summer Term, families can find opportunities that align with every child’s interests and goals—all within the supportive environment of the Brooks School campus.
Our Team
Behind every great experience is a great team. The staff of Summer at Brooks includes educators, coaches, artists, and youth development professionals who are passionate about working with children and teens. Many return year after year, helping to create the warm, familiar community that defines our summers.
We take pride in maintaining the highest standards of safety, training, and program quality. Summer at Brooks holds full licensing and permits from the Town of North Andover and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and all operations comply with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and the North Andover Board of Health.
Our team looks forward to connecting with your family and helping you find the program that feels like the right fit.
This camp must comply with regulations of MDPH and be licensed by North Andover Board of Health
