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Swimming
Your child will participate in recreational swim sessions in their new pool under the supervision of certified lifeguards. Every child takes a BSA swim test which determines his ability in the water.
 Fishing
Campers can test their angling skills in Seton's lakes and streams which are stocked with trout, sunfish, and the elusive small mouthed bass. Campers may bring their own fishing gear or use poles and equipment supplied by the camp.
Field Sports and Games
Camp Seton offers basketball, volleyball, kickball and other activities. Campers can also relax with one of their board games on the shaded porch of the Pray Building.
Boating & Canoeing
Hillegas Lake provides an ideal setting for instruction and usage of row boats, canoes, and paddle boats under the watchful eyes of certified instructors and lifeguards. All boaters wear Coast Guard certified Personal Flotation Devices (PFD).
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 Archery
At the archery range, boys get to perfect their bow and arrow skills. This takes place under the guidance of a Connecticut certified instructor who ensures safety and proper technique.
Nature, ScoutCraft, and Hikes
Nature classes, Scoutcraft, and hikes are held on the 249 acres of lakes, streams, and fields in this beautiful, living outdoor wilderness where years of Scouting expertise can be shared with their campers.
Rock Climbing
(grades 5 up to age 18)
Campers use their agility and strength to scale the heights of local formations.
Cultural Field Trips
(grades 5 up to age 18)
Discover landmarks, museums, and historical sites and have fun while learning.
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Attend the Seton Day Camp in Greenwich. Outdoor adventure for boys 7 to 17. No