A 300-acre woodland preserve on Wild Goose Pond.
A place to connect with nature, art, and one another.
Graylag's StoryJoin the Graylag community
The Friends of Graylag are neighbors and community members who provide extra support to the nature preserve through a donation or by volunteering their time. In addition to helping Graylag thrive, Friends receive a pass that allows year-round access to the trails, an early reservation window for the summer season, and invitation to special Friends events. We hope you will join us.
Happy birthday, Bob Cousy!
August 9, 2025Bob Cousy, Celtics legend and former director of Camp Graylag, turns 97 years old on August 9, 2025! Shoot some hoops in his honor, and check out our History pages for photos and videos (new and old!) of Bob and Graylag.
Intro to Filmmaking
Sunday, August 24, 10 AM - 1:30 PMDiscover the power of visual storytelling in this immersive, hands-on filmmaking workshop. Open to teens and adults, this workshop is designed for beginners: people who know how to take a selfie and work their phone or camera but wish to take video production to the next level. Just bring a phone or camera that can record video, plus your curiosity and a sense of play!
Graylag Challenge: Swim across the Pond
Saturday, September 13, 10 amJoin us for a 3/4-mile swim on Wild Goose Pond from Graylag to Camp Storer and back – a great opportunity to enjoy a quiet pond with no public access! All funds will help complete Lakeside Pavilion. We ask that each swimmer raise $100 in pledges in order to participate.
"Our time at Graylag was exactly what we had hoped for — an oasis of natural calm and beauty that seemed a world away from the constant interference of technology and the hubbub of people that make up our everyday world."
— A Graylag guest
Experience the beauty, peace, and quiet of Graylag by staying in one of our comfortable, beautifully furnished cabins.
A Graylag stay is a great choice for families and friends who want to leave everyday life behind and get close to the natural world of the New England woodlands. Swimming, boating, sailing, fishing, and hiking will energize your days, and quiet starry evenings are punctuated only with the calls of owls and loons.
