East Boston Camps, Westford, MA

The lady slipper flowers should be out and plentiful. This willl add to the already beautiful scenic walk through the trail.

East Boston Camps has been around since 1918. East Boston Social Centers, Inc ran programs for children from Boston. During World War II, kids arrived by train to the Westford Depot

The trails are beautiful and varied along Stony Brook, Burge’s Pond, and Keyes Brook. There are lots of roots, but the trail is easy. None of the trails are paved.

There are lots of dogs but they are supposed to be leashed.

By signing up for this event you agree to abide by the following rules:

Only sign up if you are sure you will be attending. If you sign up for an event but will not be attending, change your response ASAP. Cancellations and no-shows make it difficult for the volunteers to continue organizing events.

Due to our large group size, waitlists are often necessary for parking and/or safety issues. Priority on the waiting lists goes to founding members and those who have hosted events.

Dress appropriately for the weather, wear sturdy footwear.

You assume all risks when participating and certify that you are fit to participate.

All participants must use care and good judgment and obey all instructions, rules, and regulations of the venue and local authorities.

The volunteer group leaders, hosts, and other participants are not liable for any harm or injury caused by participating in the detailed purpose of the event.

Come on time.

Check Meetup for cancellations and changes in meeting times and locations before each event.

Spread out and stay on the right side of the trails.

Be kind to everyone.

Call 911 if you have an emergency during the event. Contact Denise on Meetup messages for any other assistance.