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Designed to allow Club staff to conduct a wide variety of programming, this space is configured to accommodate both large and small group activities. 

Members can explore their creative side in the art room, which is filled with supplies for drawing, coloring, painting, and craft-making. 

Constructed with original oak paneling and wood-burning fireplace, the Board Room functions as both a meeting space and a room for small group lessons.

Boasting 9,000 square feet, the multi-sport floor is covered with a turf field for half of the year. This space also serves as party central for our larger social events such as our Annual Benefit and Youth of the Year dinner.

With high ceilings and a performance stage, many activities occur in this room, including table tennis, pool, bumper pool, foosball, air hockey, and carpet ball. 

This area with a wood floor and high ceilings has two basketball hoops, which make the gym well suited for multiple sports and games. The Club also has portable mats for gymnastics and tumbling exercises. 

This multi-purpose room is where the bulk of our educational programs exist. Members use this area to do homework, study, or participate in our Power Hour tutoring and academic support program. 

Home to more than 1,000 volumes, the library serves as a quiet space for reading, small group activities and the popular Reading Champions program.

With built-in stands for spectators, the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich pool is a 6-lane, 25-meter facility with one-meter diving boards. The pool hosts a variety of community events and activities. Separate locker rooms for boys and girls are adjacent to the pool deck.

Our teen programs help us increase our outreach to adolescents and serve them more effectively. This space has flat-screen TVs for movies and gaming, as well as a computer station, table games, and a lounge area. 

With 15,500 square feet of turf, our multi-sport outdoor playing field houses numerous activities including soccer, flag football, and kickball.

Located adjacent to the pool, a rustic barn housed with game tables serves as a respite on rainy days. 

Original to the property, a small ranch-style house serves as offices and a first aid station for camp operations.

With a shoreline perfect for launching off canoes, this small lake is the ideal size for water-based excursions by beginners and experts alike. 

Our shaded picnic tables are where our campers head to enjoy grilled hot dogs and hamburgers or a lunchtime meal packed from home.

The Camp’s expansive grassy field hosts games of baseball, touch football, and kickball, as well as the starting and finishing line of our annual Muddy Up fundraiser. 

This 12-foot-deep outdoor in-ground pool has three lanes. Separate changing rooms and bathroom facilities for boys and girls are adjacent to the pool deck.  

Strategically carved throughout the property, walking trails wind through the camp’s 77 acres.