Camp Check-In Details

Camp Details

Registration + Check-out

Registration will take place between 10:30am-1pm on the first day of camp at Rockwell Hall (33 Forest Ave., Auburndale, MA 02466). Camper orientation will begin at approximately 1:15pm. The first meal served is dinner so please make arrangements for lunch. (Note:  Auburndale is also known as Newton in some mapping systems.)

Check-out will occur between 10:30am - 11:30am on the last day of camp at Rockwell Hall (33 Forest Ave, Auburndale, MA 02466).

Parking

The parking lot located in front of Rockwell Hall is available during check-in and check-out. The smaller parking lots surrounding McClelland Hall and VanWinkle Hall are available for parking during check-in/check-out but space is limited.

Required Forms

The Camp Health Form must be received and approved prior to the start of camp.

What To Bring

Participants must provide their own linens and soccer ball.  Please review the recommended Packing List. (Please note: Campers will be charged the following if lost: dormitory key ($50), access card ($50), issued equipment, and damage to the dormitory.)

Emergency Contact Information

Please make sure all parent/guardian(s) contact information is entered and up-to-date in our system by by logging into your account and reviewing the “Parent/Guardian” section. In the event of an emergency, we will use this information to contact you!

Watching/Visiting Camp

You are welcome to stay and watch camp. To prevent distractions, we do not permit parents on the field. Parents are not allowed in the dorms after the initial check-in.

Compliance with Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) regulations

The Collegiate Soccer Academy LLC is proud to be an inspected and licensed recreational camp for children in Massachusetts by the Boston Division of Health Inspections. In order to be licensed, the Collegiate Soccer Academy meets all regulatory standards established by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH).

  • “CSA was a great camp because they pushed everyone to work their hardest and always gave us tips for improvement.”

    – Romulo, Massachusetts