Oakwood Academy
Mississauga, ON

Oakwood Academy offers a unique social skills camp, supporting neurodivergent children/children with special needs ages 3-18 years old. Focus is on child development, structured learning and social interactions.

Bobi's School Age Summer Day Camp
Meaford, ON

Everyday is a new and exciting Adventure. Your child will have fun. Will experience new adventures and make new lasting friends

Medeba Summer Camp
West Guilford, ON

A traditional Summer Camp that speciliazes in adventure experiences for Girls and Boys Ages 6-18

Boyd Archaeological Field School
Pickering, ON

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.

Family YMCA of Cobourg
Cobourg, ON
YMCA-YWCA Camp Stephens
Kenora, ON
Camp Wahanowin
Orillia, ON
Horseshoe J Dude Ranch
Fingal, ON

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.

Kandalore
Algonquin Highlands, ON

Kandalore is the finest traditional camp in Canada, providing the best of both canoe tripping and in-camp activities.

Ontario Science Centre
North York, ON

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.

Big Doe Camp
Burks Falls, ON
Camp Boulevard
Toronto, ON

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

National Music Camp
Toronto, ON
Camp Ten Oaks
Ottawa , ON

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.