Camps in New Brunswick give kids and teens the chance to explore interests, learn new things and find unique adventure in the summertime (or year round). Find New Brunswick kids’ camps listed below, including camps in Fredericton, Saint John, Moncton, as well as Grand Manan. Below, the list of camps, find information about kinds of camps you can explore, as well as other advice for parents, kids and teens. Read more
 Grand Manan
A unique marine science experience on beautiful Grand Manan island in the Bay of Fundy. Camp programs include whale watches, seabird observation trips, kayaking excursions, hands-on science education, hiking, and more. Read more...
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Kids' camps are spread across NB, ranging from camps in small towns on the coast to camps in the larger centres. Find the location of your choice below, and find camps near you:
There is a wide variety of camps for kids and teens available in the province of New Brunswick. Whatever your interest, camps specialize in that or offer activities related to that enthusiasm. Find your passion below and find camps serving that passion!
Around the province, kids who love sports can find camps that will allow them to meet and compete with others their age. Some sports camps for kids feature former and current professional athletes as instructors and mentors to young athletes. You might find these among the specialized sports camps at the top of the lists linked to below. Linked lists also include camps that simply offer that sport as an activity (at the bottom of each list). Click on your favourite sport below.
Camps in locations across the province offer kids and teens summer learning opportunities that academic enrichment during the summer. Click on your favourite school subject below and find camps that offer that as a specialization (top of the linked list) or as an activity (lower down the list).
Technology camps help kids and teens develop their interest in a variety of technologies. Find your favourite tech activity below and find New Brunswick kids’ camps specializing in it, or (further down the list) offering it as an activity.
Many kids’ camps specialize in arts, like those listed below. What’s your passion?
Kids and teens with special needs can find camps that support that need, including the following:
More camp types available in New Brunswick:
New Brunswick is a special place, and kids camps there are accordingly unique. In fact, kids from across the country and around the world make these camps a destination. Conversely, camps here give kids from across the province an opportunity to explore the world. Here’s a quick glance at reasons why camp here is one of the best things that parents can do for their kids, and that kids can do for themselves.
A number of the camps listed above offer exceptional programming that makes them a completely unique experience -- not only different from school, of course, but different from anything else out there. The unique structure of a summer camp opens up group experiences for kids and teens that create memories and an experience that lasts a lifetime. Camp opens up adventure and challenge that you can’t find anywhere else.
Away from the comforts of home and sometimes overprotective parents, kids do and learn things on their own. Many of the outdoor activities kids indulge in at summer camp get them away from screens, off the couch and engaged in the world.
The fun and friendships kids experience in the liberating environment of camp is impossible to put into words. Camp provides just enough structure to make it safe for everyone, of course, but there are opportunities to be yourself and to interact socially in a way that’s unavailable through any other means. Physical activity is a natural part of life at camp. Kids don’t even think about how they're staying active and keeping fit, as they participate in a wide array of activities at kids’ camp. Exposure to nature and the outdoors are byproducts of camp that make it worthwhile.
Kids at camp also grow in leadership, resilience, courage and so much more. Learn more about why to go to summer camp.
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