ESLplus Summer/ Winter ESL Camp for Kids
Evolve has truly developed a fresh approach to Teen Tours. Evolve organizes exciting and unique adventures for young people interested in broadening their horizons through travel.
5-day program of improv and drama games with a final production for family and friends. Builds confidence, Develops competence & Encourages Collaboration, in a personal & caring atmoshere, through a performing arts experience.
Camp Ten Oaks is a two-location, one-week each, sleep-away camp for children and youth ages 8-17 from 2SLGBTQ+ (two spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer) identities, families, and communities. The program first opened its doors in August 2005. It doubled in capacity in 2018 with the addition of our second location, allowing for nearly 200 campers.
An exciting experience with music, enhanced by optional offerings in drama, dance, and art. Students can learn and perform on a wide variety of instruments including piano, violin, viola, cello, guitar, flute, and voice.
What if one summer changed everything? Since 1920, Chikopi has been turning boys into confident young men. Located in Ontario, Canada — tech-free, sports-focused, and family-oriented. Ages 7–17. International campers welcome.
Camp Kawartha has provided summer camp programs for kids since 1921. Today we are an award-winning year-round facility with a focus on leadership, outdoor and environmental stewardship. With creative, adventure-based and traditional camp activities, along with a dedication to the highest standards of programming, we inspire children to be responsible stewards of their human & natural communities. OCA Accredited.
Ottawa Senators® Summer Hockey Camps provide boys and girls, ages 3 to 17, an opportunity to improve their game, learn new skills, meet terrific people and have the best week of hockey imaginable.
Established in 1956, Camp White Pine is a co-ed children's summer camp located on a private lake in the scenic Haliburton Highlands, just 2.5 hours from Toronto. Campers and staff from around the world join together every summer to participate in a variety of activities and trips.
The Horseshoe J Dude Ranch has been operating for over 50 years providing a summer camping experience & horseback riding for both boys & girls. Each child is assigned his / her own horse for riding out on the acres of beautiful trails.
At the Cairn Family of Camps, we believe that all kids should be able to experience the growth and community offered by a week at camp. Through overnight summer camp programs, Cairn provides the opportunity for campers to create connections and foster growth within an inclusive faith community, all while immersed in the beauty of Muskoka.
Canada's Premier Sports for Girls
STEM Camp encourages campers to explore their sense of wonder through fun and engaging programming. Children are introduced to hands-on STEM activities that promote discovery, reward curiosity, and leave children amazed at what they can do!
Boyd Archaeological Field School (BAFS) is Canada’s only high school course giving students credits for real archaeology. Unearth a 14th century village. Try ancient skills. Learn from archaeologists, academics and indigenous educators.
We have fun down to a science! Make new friends, take part in exciting science experiments and enjoy exclusive access to the exhibit halls at the Ontario Science Centre's Day Camps.
The perfect blend of a traditional camp with 30 activities,all having professional instructors to help children develop skills and most importantly their self confidence. Our goal is fun, friends and fulfillment for each and every camper.
Camp Boulevard gives your child a summer break at the lake where they can enjoy a variety of sports and games, meet new friends, and develop their skills in a friendly and safe environment
Summer Horse Camp covered by benefits!
Excel Learning Centre provides academic enrichment as well as success and leadership skills in a fun environment. With our weekly field trips and exciting programming, your child has a great time while learning.
