Day Camps

General information

Is your child ready for camp?

To support your child's enjoyment and safety at camp, as well as the enjoyment and safety of the other campers, it is important to ensure your child is "camp ready."  To help you determine this, we have put together a checklist for your use. The checklist provides some basic information on what we expecte of your child as well as the rules for camp participants. Our goal is to keep every child safe and to ensure that they have an enjoyable camp experience.

Rules for camp for participants

1. Hands and feet must be kept to yourself at all times
2. Speak to others the way you would want them to speak to you
3. Do not touch things that do not belong to you. 
4. Stay in the activity area at all times, leaders must be notified if you are leaving and are to accompany you

Zero Tolerance Policy:

There will be no hitting, kicking, shoving, spitting, stealing, or damage of another person or their property while at camp. If this occurs, parents will be contacted immediately and the child will not be welcomed back at camp after their first incident at the parents expense. No refunds will be issued.

Forms

Summer Camp Participant Package

Camper Medical Administration Form

Youth Volunteer Application Form for Summer Camps

Volunteering at day camps

Due to the 2020 cancellation no volunteer positions are available this summer. We look forward to working with you next year!

Volunteers play an important role with ensuring the success of our day camps. Volunteers support camp counsellors with playing games, helping with crafts and instructing activities during camp. They are given the opportunity to create an activity plan and lead one activity during the week with the assistance of the Camp Counsellors. To volunteer with our day camps, you must be at least 13 years of age. If interested, please complete the volunteer application and return it to the Recreation Programmer.