Day Camps
Looking for something fun & engaging for your child? Day camp is available during school holidays and throughout the summer for children ages 4 to 12 years old. Here are some of the benefits:
- Walking excursions to playgrounds, trails and parks
- Age-appropriate activities & crafts
- Physical activities, including sports and cooperative games
- Swimming (not available for all camps)
- Spirit Days and special events
- Science and educational activities
- Nut-allergy sensitive environment
- Municipal subsidy program available
We offer four fun camps throughout the year
We're all about camp! Click through to read on about what to expect at each camp.
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Long live Summer Day Camp! This camp runs throughout the summer school break. Diverse and engaging activities will keep your kids happy all summer long.
![Children jumping and smiling](/en/things-to-do/resources/Day Camps/PA_CampBanner_445x270.jpg)
We are offering P.A. Day camps on September 29 and November 3, 2023. Check back for 2024 dates.
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Keep the kids busy over march break! We're offering a wide variety of games, activities, crafts, and more. March Break Camp is available from March 11 to 15, 2024. Registration opens January 30, 2024.
![Friends in Santa Hats](/en/things-to-do/resources/Day Camps/2Column_HolidayCamp2023_WO-146873.jpg)
Join us this holiday season for camp filled with fun, games, physical activity, sports crafting and more!
Our caring and enthusiastic counselors![Port Hope camp councilor](/en/things-to-do/resources/Day%20Camps/Campstaff_Camp_Webpage_icons_270x270.png)
Our staff team consists of enthusiastic, trained counselors. All staff members are trained in the HIGH FIVE® Principles of Healthy Child Development, are First Aid and CPR certified, and are trained on delivering inclusive values. Goals of our staff team include being a caring leader and positive role model, offering your child a positive experience at camp, teaching them skills that help develop positive self esteem, as well as encouraging physical activity while participating in camp activities.