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A nature-focused day and overnight camp in a conservation park. Trail biking, campfire cooking, swimming in the pool, catching crayfish in the stream and just being a kid are all part of this child-centered camp. Comfy rooms, delicious food and caring professional staff. We help your child build confidence and independence through adventure, leadership & teamwork.
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Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Albion Hills Field Centre currently has 0 program available; 9 TBD.
Ages: 5 - 10
Day Camp
(Coed)
Traditional (multi activity) , Wilderness Skills
$306
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Ages: 4 - 10
Day Camp
(Coed)
Traditional (multi activity) , Wilderness Skills
$270 to $280
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Ages: 4 - 10
Day Camp
(Coed)
Traditional (multi activity) , Visual Arts (multi)
$270 to $280
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Ages: 9 - 12
Overnight Camp
(Coed)
Traditional (multi activity) , Cycling
$750
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Ages: 4 - 10
Day Camp
(Coed)
Traditional (multi activity)
$270 to $280
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Payment Options:
Deposit required with acceptance | Yes |
Located at the headwaters of the Oak Ridges Moraine, Albion Hills Conservation Area is a natural heritage site comprised of more than 1200 acres of mixed-use green space. Founded in 1955, it's the first conservation facility of its kind in Ontario (as well as home to perhaps the largest breeding colony of herons in Southern Ontario). As such, the property has been a focal point of environmental stewardship for upwards of half a century, and the summer camps were begun in order to extend the work of the field centre. The facilities are exceptional, with all the mod cons and then some. The resources are many and varied, and the camps make good use of all of them. The trails are extensive, and the natural heritage is as well, and the camps seek to allow time engage actively with the habitat and the wildlife populations that it supports. The human resources are notable as well, and campers enter a setting of expertise, interacting with nature with those who have invested their lives in promoting environmental awareness and conservation. The camps are relatively new, though the setting, facilities, resources, and culture are long established and exceptionally managed.
16500 Peel Regional Rd 50, Caledon, Ontario, Canada
Sleeping Accommodations
Amenities
Washrooms Facilities
More details about accommodations: Albion Hills Field Centre is a welcoming, spacious cedar and granite, chalet-style building, located in Albion Hills Conservation Park in Caledon, ON. The fresh and inviting landscape is within the Humber Headwaters region, a part of the environmentally significant Oak Ridges Moraine. Facility amenities: - fully-staffed commercial kitchen - dining room overlooking Centreville Creek - comfortable lounge with hardwood floors and a beautiful stone fireplace - lab classroom - authentic 1840s log house - low ropes challenge course - fully-staff outdoor swimming pool and splashpad - class set of fat bikes - groomed and maintained trails for hiking, biking, skiing and snowshoeing Less than a 90 minute drive away from downtown Toronto, and a 10 minute drive to Bolton, Albion Hills Field Centre is an nature getaway right in the GTA’s own backyard.
Are meals provided? Yes
Is Albion Hills Field Centre technology free? Yes We do not allow smart phones or other electronic devices with wireless capability at camp. We will take photographs of the campers throughout the visit to be shared with families. A pay phone is available for phone calls home.
Sports facilities
Landscape
More details about property: Albion Hills Field Centre is located within Albion Hills Conservation Park, a 1,200 acre property with forests, trails, streams, meadows and amenities. Learn more about the park at www.AlbionFun.ca
Offers outdoor education program for schools or corporate groups: Yes
www.trca.ca/ahfc-schools
Raysha Carmichael, Supervisor, Albion Hills Field Centre
10 plus years experience in outdoor education, including camps, B. of Ed
Hello!
I'm proud to be part of the team at Ontario's oldest outdoor education centre, Albion Hills Field Centre. Albion is where I started my career in Teaching Outdoor Education and drove my passion for getting children, families and communities outside. Our children and communities deserves to have the experience of being immersed in nature - losing track of time while you turn over rocks looking for salamanders, singing songs around a campfire, looking up at a sky full of bright stars - I hope your child will join us at Albion Hills for a summer of indelible memories and essential life experiences.
Since 1963, tens of thousands of children and youth have spent their first nights away from home in a caring place, immersed in nature. The Field Centre is located within a 1,200 acre destination Conservation Area, with more than 50kms of trails for mountain biking, hiking and exploring. Albion Hills Field Centre has its own dedicated trail system for hiking, biking and games - kind of like a wading pool for outdoor recreation and adventure.
Our camps are led by dedicated and experienced outdoor education specialists and camp counselors, who are committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment for your child. All staff have training in child development, anti-bullying and outdoor recreation safety. Albion Hills Field Centre camps are all about discovery, nature-connection and developing self-confidence.
Whether your child is a first-time camper or a seasoned outdoor explorer, Albion Hills Field Centre Overnight Camps will make this summer special.
Kindly,
Raysha Carmichael
Supervisor, Albion Hills Field Centre
Toronto and Region Conservation
www.trca.ca/ahfc
What types of programs does Albion Hills Field Centre offer?
Albion Hills Field Centre runs: day camps, overnight camps. Programming specializes in: Traditional (multi activity) , Wilderness Skills, Visual Arts (multi), Cycling. Browse the program calendar for rates and dates.
What age does Albion Hills Field Centre start?
Albion Hills Field Centre has programs for children aged 4 to 12.
How much does is cost to attend Albion Hills Field Centre?
Fees to attend Albion Hills Field Centre range from $210 to $750/week.
Does Albion Hills Field Centre offer support for children with special needs?
Albion Hills Field Centre does not offer support for children with special needs.
Does Albion Hills Field Centre offer busing?
No, Albion Hills Field Centre does not offer transportation.
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