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Somerset Hills Montessori Summer Camp

173 Madisonville Rd., Basking Ridge, NJ, 07920
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A weekly themed summer camp where young children engage in outdoor activities, crafts, songs, and projects based on themes like gardening, ocean exploration, and recycling. The camp offers flexible scheduling with full days or half days, and optional swimming at a nearby country club.
Somerset Hills Montessori School runs a summer camp designed to keep children engaged throughout the summer break while maintaining their learning momentum. Each week features a different theme—such as Fourth of July, Gardening, The Ocean, Magical Kingdom, Magnificent Magnification, Recycle/Upcycle, and Nutritious & Delicious—with activities including crafts, songs, lessons, and projects that bring the themes to life. Children spend as much time outdoors as possible. Families can choose full-day sessions (matching the regular school year schedule) or a 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM option, with the flexibility to select as many days per week as needed while maintaining the same schedule throughout summer. Optional swimming at Basking Ridge Country Club is available for an additional fee.

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