There are many great kids’ camps and programs in Guelph, in the Wellington County of Ontario. This includes camps in downtown Guelph, Two Rivers, St. George’s, Sunny Acres, Grange Hill East, Old University, Centennial, and Junction. Below, we list camps in Guelph, in the Wellington County of Ontario. Click on a camp profile to learn all about it, including its cost, programs, and contact and registration info. Read more
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The Best Technology summer camp in the region! Your children and friends are super excited about our Lego Robotics, Lego Castle Builders, Minecraft Computer Camp, Pokemon Designer and Lego Stop Motion Animation camps!
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STEM Camp is a weekly summer day camp at more than 45 locations across Ontario where youth aged 5-13 engage in fun and amazing activities in science, technology, engineering & math. 519-475-6600. stemcamp.ca
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The art camp for teens who are serious about animation and the arts. If your kid needs to make a portfolio for art or design college this is the camp to sign up for. Our students get accepted into top ranked colleges.
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 Ajax; Guelph; North Toronto, Toronto
A unique summer experience, Where Sports Meets Educations and campers get to engage in both STEM Learning & Basketball or Soccer Development. Each week we offer a unique experience for continued growth and engagement.
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 YMCA Camps Belwood, Ki-Wa-Y and Wabanaki Waterloo; Fergus; Huntsville
The K-W YMCA's 3 camps offer a range of activities including a high ropes course and climbing wall, canoe tripping, bmx biking, sailing, kayaking, crafts, archery, and more. March Break programs also available.
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 Guelph
Join us for a week of building Lego® robots & an introduction to video game design and programming! Your child will learn problem solving skills all while making friends & having fun with STEM!
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 Fergus
Nokomis is unique in that we are a boy's camp in July and a girl's camp in August; all of our leaders have come up "through the ranks": camper to L.I.T. to Staff to Senior Staff.
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 Forest Hill, Toronto; Markham; Islington Village, Toronto
True North Sports Camps offers baseball, flag football, basketball, soccer & multi-sport summer day camps and year-round clinics for boys and girls ages 4-14 in Toronto, Etobicoke and Markham.
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 Prestige School Summer Programme Willowdale, Toronto; Richmond Hill
A day camp with weekly themes that incorporate adventurous outings, artistic creations, scientific experiments, and much more.
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Bilingual (Fr/En), traditional summer camp offering water and land sports, such as sailing, water-skiing, archery, horseback riding, and hiking/canoeing out trips. Spend the summer with campers from around the world!
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 Appleby College Summer Programs Oakville
A huge variety of programming options for campers and students ages 4-17. We offer 50+ Camp programs, academic day and boarding programs and travel credit courses!
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 Caledon; Halton Hills; Milton
Kids Inc provides a variety of activities - swimming, canoeing, archery, theme days, crafts, LIT, catered lunch option, junior camp and more. Bus service included from Peel, Halton, Orangeville, Guelph Areas and beyond!
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 Whitchurch - Stouffville; Newmarket
An unforgettable outdoor day camp that includes: Athletics, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Animal Care, BMXing, Zip Lines, Gardening, Cooking, Drama, Crafts, Leadership for young teens and more!
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 Bruce Peninsula
Situated on Ontario's Bruce Peninsula, near Lions Head, this traditional overnight summer camp features specialized instruction in land &water sports, fine arts, performing arts, out-tripping, and nature activities.
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 Algonquin Park
Camp Ahmek and Camp Wapomeo offer a balance of canoe tripping and programming. Activities include swimming, canoeing, arts & crafts, horseback riding, sailing and more. Canoe trips range in length from 2 to 50 days.
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Guelph has many different kinds of camps. Some of these are day camps, while others are overnight camps. These camps offer a wide range of activities and programs for kids and teenagers of different ages.
Choosing the right camp or program for your child is no small task. You’ll want to take into account their age, interests, and abilities.
You’ll also need to consider a variety of practical issues that might affect your family. These include:
Make sure you inquire into these matters carefully. Talk to camp directors, organizers, and other staff directly. It’s important to get all your questions answered to help ensure your child has a great camp experience
