YMCA Camp Hi-Rock
A Branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA

Camp with Character, Programs with Purpose since 1948

Directions to YMCA Camp Hi-Rock
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From Fairfield County and Points South
From Hartford and Points Southeast
From New York City and Points West
From Boston and Points Northeast

Staff: From Local Airports (Bus/Train only)

Please remember that we live in a small mountain environment.
This is a camp; PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY!

Directions to Camp from Fairfield County and Points South

Drive north on Rt. 8 until the expressway ends. Turn right on Rt. 44 and drive west through Winsted, towards Canaan. Take Rt. 7 North to Sheffield, MA. Proceed through the town of Sheffield. About 200 yards past the sign for "Limey's Restaurant," take a diagonal left onto Egremont Road, to the town of South Egremont. At the town center, take a left onto Rt. 23. Proceed through the town of South Egremont and turn left at the yellow flashing light onto Rt. 41, just past the US Post Office on the right. Take an immediate right onto Mt. Washington Road and continue up the mountain for approximately 9.5 miles. The YMCA Camp Hi-Rock driveway is on the left hand side of East Street, opposite the Mt. Washington State Park, and is clearly marked. The camp driveway is a dirt road and is about 2 miles long.

Directions to Camp from Hartford and Points Southeast

Drive west on Rt. 44 from Hartford to Canaan. Take Rt. 7 North to Sheffield, MA. Proceed through the town of Sheffield. About 200 yards past the sign for "Limey's Restaurant," take a diagonal left on to Egremont Road, to the town of South Egremont. At the town center, take a left onto Rt. 23. Proceed through the town of South Egremont and turn left at the yellow flashing light onto Rt. 41, just past the US Post Office on the right. Take an immediate right onto Mt. Washington Road and continue up the mountain for approximately 9.5 miles. The YMCA Camp Hi-Rock driveway is on the left hand side of East Street, opposite the Mt. Washington State Park, and is clearly marked. The camp driveway is a dirt road and is about 2 miles long.

Directions to Camp from New York City and Points West

Take I-684 North to Brewster, NY, where I-684 turns into Rt. 22. Continue on Rt. 22 N to Hillsdale. In Hillsdale, go east on Rt. 23 to South Egremont, MA. Turn right on Rt. 41 at the flashing yellow light (if you reach the US Post Office in South Egremont, you have missed the turn). Take an immediate right onto Mt. Washington Road and continue up the mountain for approximately 9.5 miles. The YMCA Camp Hi-Rock driveway is on the left hand side of East Street, opposite the Mt. Washington State Park, and is clearly marked. The camp driveway is a dirt road and is about 2 miles long.

Directions to Camp from Boston and Points Northeast

Take the Mass. Pike (I-90) to exit 2 for Lee, MA. Proceed on Rt. 102 to Stockbridge and Rt. 7 South. Stay on Rt. 7 South through the town of Great Barrington. As you exit Great Barrington, stay in the right lane. Turn right onto Rt. 23 (at traffic light) and continue about 5 miles to South Egremont. At the town center, bear left on Rt. 23. Proceed through the town of South Egremont and turn left at the yellow flashing light onto Rt. 41, just past the US Post Office on the right. Take an immediate right onto Mt. Washington Road and continue up the mountain for approximately 9.5 miles. The YMCA Camp Hi-Rock driveway is on the left hand side of East Street, opposite the Mt. Washington State Park, and is clearly marked. The camp driveway is a dirt road and is about 2 miles long.

Instructions for Staff Traveling via Local Airports
(Bus and/or Train only)

Instructions coming soon.

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This camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be licensed by the local board of health.