In Sudbury, camps have plenty of fun and exciting programs and activities for kids. They offer plenty of sports programs, including soccer, swimming, tennis, gymnastics, ultimate frisbee, and cricket. But they also offer arts programs, like drama, dance (such as hip hop), and educational programs, like science, computers, and debate. Read more
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Backcountry canoe adventures with heart & meaning in boys, girls and all-gender programs. Trips weave together challenge, community & confidence to connect youth to the land, each other, and their own unique spirit. Read more...
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Temagami
A true adventure camp with the very best staff. Choose from a Traditional General Camp Program or specialize in Trampoline, Gymnastics, Aerials (circus) or Wakeboarding & Water Skiing. Read more...
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Blind River
A traditional, outdoor, athletic, & life skills camp for kids 7 - 17. Exceptional camping & canoeing. Over 30 sports & activities for kids from Canada, US, & Europe; family operated for 74 yrs. An awesome experience! Read more...
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S.A.M - Singapore Math Learning Center Mississauga; Sudbury
S.A.M - Singapore Math Learning Center is a world-class after-school/weekend tutoring and enrichment program offering personalized service, certified instructors, and small class sizes. Empower your child with S.A.M. Read more... Meet them at Camp Expo on Feb 25
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Temagami
Wilderness canoe-tripping camp based in Northern Ontario, paddling Ontario, Quebec, and the Territories. A strong tripping program is complemented by caring staff, community focus and a diverse in-camp program. Read more...
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Wabun offers unparalleled wilderness canoe tripping experiences for adolescents. Read more...
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Science North offers innovative and stimulating summer day camps and virtual camps that introduce children to the worlds of science, technology, engineering and math. Camps are available for 4-11 year olds. Read more...
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An experience kids love. A family parents trust. Wabikon is sleepover camp for boys and girls ages 6-17. Campers from around the world feel like part of the family and enjoy activities on a challenge-by-choice basis. Read more...
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Temagami
This overnight canoe tripping summer camp in the heart of Northern Ontario offers the wilderness experience with canoe trips in the heart of Temagami, to James Bay/Hudson Bay and Labrador. Read more...
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What's right for your child? That will depend on your child's age, personality, interests, talents, and more. A good rule of thumb is to select a camp that's the right fit for your child and your family. Ideally, though, you'll want to find a camp that's fun and can expand your child's horizons.
In Sudbury, your child will have many options to choose from. To find out more about Sudbury camps, and camps across Canada, you can explore OurKids.net in more detail. You can also check out our camp school guide.
How many Sudbury Summer Camps are there?
There are 9 Sudbury Summer Camps that are Our Kids trusted members. Use the filters to narrow options by age or type, then click on each organization to read reviews, browse program schedules, and access registration details.
What are the fees to attend Sudbury Summer Camps?
Fees for Sudbury Summer Camps range from $166 to $7,490 per program (program types and lengths vary). Use the filters here to narrow programs by age and type.
What age do Sudbury Summer Camps start at?
There are programs available for children aged 4 through 19.
At STEM Camp, your child will participate in fun activities while preparing for their future. [Read more]
Canlan Sports summer hockey camps. [Read more]
The STEAM Project offers hands-on, exciting learning activities. [Read more]
Amici aims to send as many kids to overnight camp as possible, especially those who wouldn’t normally be able to go. We can’t think of a worthier and more admirable goal. [Read more]
Founded in 2007, Kids in Camp is a charitable organization run by past and current camp directors and owners. [Read more]
They can read, but when it comes to functional literacy—expressing ideas, crafting arguments—some feel that students could, and should, be doing better. [Read more]
