New England Base Camp is a top-rated destination for outdoor enthusiasts located at 411 Unquity Rd, Milton, MA 02186. Nestled within the Blue Hills, this camp provides easy access to diverse outdoor activities, making it ideal for families, scouts, and adventure seekers. Our friendly staff ensures a welcoming environment with well-maintained facilities designed for comfort and learning.
Our cabins are cozy and equipped with heating, perfect for winter stays. The registration process is smooth, with clear information guides to help you navigate the camp. Whether you're here for a day or an extended stay, New England Base Camp offers a seamless experience tailored to your needs.
Customer feedback highlights our friendly staff, prime location, and variety of activities. Many visitors praise the camp's suitability for scout groups and its ability to engage kids through learning. We are committed to providing a memorable outdoor experience for all.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Hiking
Picnic tables
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Wi-Fi
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Free parking lot
On-site parking
NEBC is a fantastic gem within the Boston Metro area. Their location in the Blue Hills offers great access to a breadth of outdoor experiences. Their staff are friendly and welcoming and the facilities themselves are perfect for a variety of outdoor recreation. Our group booked a cabin in the middle of winter and were pleasantly surprised with how comfortable the cabins were at night with the heat. The process for registration and check-in was smooth and the information to help navigate the space was well documented. We're looking forward to coming back next year.
Great base camp. It has all activities for a camping day. Boy and girls scout. Kids learn a lot here. Highly recommend
Nice cabins, they have heat! Lots of great activities to keep the kids busy, from bb shooting to archery to outdoor skills. Plus the Ice Climbing was awesome!
The two out door learning centers are incredible! They also have activity's like bb guns and archery for free on Saturday's.
I hated it!!!!!!!!!!!! It was the worst experience of my life!!!!!!¡ I went to camp saya in July of 1972 and I wish more than anything I could go back in time and change my mind about going there. The kids were rotten and a man named Hector was a monster!!!!!!!!!! If anyone knows Hector and I have don't know his last name!! Again this was in 1972 July