Camping at Battleship Cove.

Morse Code Classes, instructed by Amateur Radio Licensees, are held aboard the battleship in Radio III, which was the emergency radio room as well as the code school for sailors aboard the battleship. Now restored to its original configuration, Radio III can accommodate up to 16 students at a time who, armed with headphones and keys, are trained to send and receive simple Morse Code letters and phrases. Fun for all!

Please note: Morse Code classes are scheduled on Saturday evenings only. All classes are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Class capacity is 16 students, accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Don't miss Emily the Elephant and all her friends at the nearby Buttonwood Park Zoo whenever you visit Battleship Cove!

FROM THE BERKSHIRES TO THE SEA: At Battleship Cove, we're always striving to improve Nautical Nights, and we have a new bonus for campers: Reduced admission to the Buttonwood Park Zoo!

Located in New Bedford, MA, just 10 minutes from Battleship Cove, the Buttonwood Park Zoo offers a 20% discount on admission to all Nautical Nights campers (proof of participation required).

Click here to take an online tour of the Buttonwood Park Zoo.

THE SON ALSO RISES: If any man epitomizes patriotism, it is Senator John McCain. A distinguished veteran, statesman, and family man, this retired naval aviator has dedicated his life to national service, as his father and grandfather, both four-star admirals, did before him.

Click here for the interview with Sen. McCain.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES: Are you planning a birthday for a special child? Host the event at Battleship Cove, where children's birthday parties are a piece of cake! Click here for details.

To host a party at the Fall River Carousel, click here.