Everything you need before your camper's first day: where to go, what to pack, the health forms, and answers to common questions.
Drop-off, pick-up and parking
- 8:15鈥�9:00 amDrop-off
- 3:00 pmPick-up
- 5:00 pmExtended Day pick-up
Where: the camp door at the northwest corner of the Margot Connell Recreation Center, across from Walsh Hall.
Who: an adult listed on your camper's pick-up form must check your camper in and out.
At any other time: come in the main entrance and go to the Member Services desk. Tell them you're dropping off or picking up a camper, and they'll call the Camp Director to meet you.
Parking and walking directions
Park in the . Stays under 30 minutes are free.
- You'll enter the garage on the 2nd floor. On the 2nd floor: walk toward the Fish Field House (the long open side) and take the ramp near the northeast corner down to the ground floor. On the 1st floor: exit on the open side opposite where you drove in.
- Turn left and walk toward the Gate E plaza of Alumni Stadium.
- Cross at the crosswalk by Gate E and follow the sidewalk. The Margot Connell Recreation Center will be on your right.
- Walk past the main entrance to the end of the building and turn right. You'll see a small staircase and two doors: that's the camp drop-off and pick-up area.
What to bring
- A brown-bag lunch (we refrigerate it until lunchtime)
- Comfortable clothes for indoor and outdoor play
- Sneakers
- Swimwear and a towel
- Sunscreen
Health and forms
Health forms are due four weeks before your camper's first session. You'll get the camper paperwork packet by email after you register, with health forms, consent forms and other camp information. Campers without up-to-date health forms can't attend.
Eagles Rec Camp policies
- Eagles Rec Camp medication policy (Word document)
- Guidelines for mildly ill campers (Word document)
Massachusetts camp information
Current information from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health:
- (Word document)
- (PDF)
You can ask the Camp Director to see the camp's required plans and policies, including staff background checks, discipline, health care and how to file a complaint.
Frequently asked questions
Registration and cost
When does registration open?
Returning campers can register starting Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026 at 10 AM. Registration opens to everyone Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026 at 10 AM.
What are the dates and prices?
Seven one-week sessions run June 21 鈥� August 6, 2027. Most weeks are $490, or $390 51成人动漫 affiliated. Session III (July 6鈥�9) is four days: $392, or $312 51成人动漫 affiliated. See all dates and rates
Who gets the 51成人动漫 affiliated price?
Families with a valid Boston College ID at registration.
Can my child attend more than one session?
Yes, as many as you'd like. Each week offers new activities and experiences.
How do I register and pay?
Register online through RecConnect, by calling Member Services at 617-552-0797, or in person at Member Services in the Margot Connell Recreation Center. Full payment is due at registration by credit card, debit card or check. How to register
What is the refund policy?
- 60 or more days before camp: refund minus a 20% cancellation fee
- 30鈥�59 days before camp: 50% refund
- Less than 30 days before camp: no refund, except for documented medical issues
Can I use a dependent care FSA?
Camp costs may qualify as a dependent care expense. Please check with your tax advisor.
The camp day
What ages can attend?
Campers must be 7鈥�12 years old on their first day of camp.
What are the hours? Is there extended care?
Camp runs 8:15 am 鈥� 3:00 pm. Optional Extended Day runs 3:00 鈥� 5:00 pm for an added fee. See a typical day
Is lunch provided?
No. Campers bring a brown-bag lunch, and we keep it refrigerated until lunchtime.
Does my child need to know how to swim?
Campers have pool time every day, supervised by certified lifeguards. Campers who pass the swim test can use the diving board.
Health and safety
Who are the counselors?
Many are Boston College students with backgrounds in education and youth programs. All staff are at least 18 or high school graduates, pass background checks, provide references, and are trained in First Aid, CPR and AED through the American Red Cross. Safety and staff
How is medication handled?
See the medication policy and state authorization information above. Health forms are due four weeks before your camper's first session.
Do you have junior counselor positions for high school students?
Not at this time. All staff are at least 18 years old or high school graduates.
Still have questions?
Call Member Services at 617-552-0797 or email bcreccamp@bc.edu.
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