Summer Camp Program
Every summer, hundreds of elementary, middle and high students come to Camp Good News for adventure, fun and a chance to explore the Bible and its relevance to our lives -- all in a beautiful Cape Cod setting. Good News accepts young people ages six through sixteen. Campers come from a wide range of backgrounds. Regardless of race, religion or nationality, all are welcome. For those who want a summer to remember filled with new adventures and friends, Camp Good News is the answer!

On-Site Activities:
Swimming – Sailing – Kayaking – Rowing – Canoeing – The Ice Berg – The Trampoline – The Blog – Hot Dog Float – Tetherball - Ga Ga Pit – Gutter Ball – Air Hockey – Soccer – Basketball – Softball – Biking – Archery – Low Ropes – Cabin Nights – Camp Fires – Singing – Camp Outs – Arts and Crafts

Chapel is held daily for about thirty minutes with singing and “Thoughts for the Day,” followed by small group discussions.

Off Camp Trips:
Martha’s Vineyard - Whale Watching – Plymouth – Boston Children’s Museum – Deep Sea Fishing – Battleship Cove – Boston – Water Wizz – Kayaking and Bike Trips

Character Building Activities
Include either a camp work project or participation in a car wash to raise money for destitute people including orphans, women and the sick in Bangladesh through The Widow’s Friends, Inc., founded by Peter Willard and his sister, Faith Willard in 1975. Campers learn the joy of helping others.