Science is all around us waiting to be discovered. Whether exploring, investigating, or mixing materials together campers will have a fun-filled week making predictions then testing them out. Baking, bubbles, art, water, soil and more.

This camp is for children entering Primary September 2024.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

Science is all around us waiting to be discovered. Whether exploring, investigating, or mixing materials together campers will have a fun-filled week making predictions then testing them out. Baking, bubbles, art, water, soil and more.

Enjoy the heat of summer with cool water games and team challenges, but you have to be ready to get wet! Team up with your friends, choose your water accessories, and use our 2.5 acres of property to build your base and then the water games are on. Design your own water challenges with your teammates – what realm will you focus on – science, math, art, physical….?

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Young Explorer camps provide children with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• The perfect camp for creators in the making! Get those creative juices flowing with Lego, K'Nex, cardboard, paint, glue, natural materials, ingredients to mix, stir, sculpt and so much more.
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Primary in September 2024

• The perfect camp for creators in the making! Get those creative juices flowing with Lego, K'Nex, cardboard, paint, glue, natural materials, ingredients to mix, stir, sculpt and so much more.
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

Warning! Messy days ahead! Campers will engage in familiar and novel art activities including water gun painting, bubble art, tie dye slime and much, much more. Of course water games will be a highlight. Input from campers will shape some of the activities enjoyed by the group.

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Young Explorer camps provide the 3-4 year old with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• Let your imagination run wild! Create with dough, recycled materials, mud paintings, fort building and much, much more! Campers will be delighted putting their ideas into action.

• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Grade Primary September 2024

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• Let your imagination run wild! Create with dough, recycled materials, mud paintings, fort building and much, much more! Campers will be delighted putting their ideas into action.

• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

Do you have what it takes to be a super sleuth? Prepare for a week filled with mysteries, puzzles and challenges all waiting to be unlocked. Crack the code then make your own. The contents of this camp may be top secret but campers can be sure that their week will be filled with fun!

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Young Explorer camps provide children with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

Discover a world of imagination with your favourite mythical creatures such as unicorns, dragons, fairies, fairy tale characters, mermaids and more! Get creative and make your own unicorn horns, dragon eggs, and other creatures. Mold and design 3D versions with mixed media. Get outside and explore the woods while hunting for mythical creatures and catch 'em all!

This camp is for children entering grade primary in September 2024

Discover a world of imagination with your favourite mythical creatures such as Pokemon, unicorns, dragons, fairies, & mermaids! Get creative and make your own Pokemon cards, unicorn horns, dragon eggs, and other creatures. Mold and design 3D versions with mixed media. Get outside and explore the woods while hunting for mythical creatures and catch 'em all! Make a costume for the final parade.

Are you ready for a fun fort filled week? Campers will put their building skills to the test with a variety of tools and materials. Compete in challenges to earn bonus items and test your skills playing Track Down, Fort Dodgeball and Capture the Flag. Strong, positive teamwork is what is needed to finish the week on top with the title of Top Fort Team!

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Explorer camps provide the children with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• There’s no better time to be outdoors than in the Summer! Creative campers will think outside of the box with balloon art, spray bottle murals, mini paint runs, gigantic bubbles, kites and more. 
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Primary in September 2024

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• There’s no better time to be outdoors than in the Summer! Creative campers will think outside of the box with balloon art, spray bottle murals, mini paint runs, gigantic bubbles, kites and more. 
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

Are you ready for a fun fort filled week? Campers will put their building skills to the test with a variety of tools and materials. Compete in challenges to earn bonus items and test your skills playing Track Down, Fort Dodgeball and Capture the Flag. Strong, positive teamwork is what is needed to finish the week on top with the title of Top Fort Team!

Bringing sand, water and games together is a great way to enjoy the lazy days of summer. Take a cool dip in the pool and get soaked with your water pumps. Zip down the slip & slide or play hot potato with water balloons. And don’t forget to b ring a dry towel or two – you’ll need it!

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

Young Explorer camps provide the 3-4 year old with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• Cool off in the summer heat with our wet and wild camp ideas! Campers will engage in pool fun, water tag (not in the pool), water obstacle courses and more. 
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Grade Primary in September 2024

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• Cool off in the summer heat with our wet and wild camp ideas! Campers will engage in pool fun, water tag (not in the pool), water obstacle courses and more. 
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

• Team with other campers to create Lego Metropolis! Participate in outdoor challenges to gain limited Lego bricks.
• Camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with typical summer play. 

Forests are a magical place, filled with magical beings. Take a trip to a magical world, create garden-themed arts and crafts such as fairy gardens, gnomes, and unicorns. Craft guardians to protect the forest and those who walk its paths. Explore nature and create with the elements it has provided.

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Young Explorer camps provide campers with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• Take your love of the outdoors, mix it with creativity and bake up a week of natural summer fun! Fort building, nature art, bugs and more. And don’t forget to jump in the pool to cool off in the afternoons!
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Primary September 2024

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• Take your love of the outdoors, mix it with creativity and bake up a week of natural summer fun! Fort building, nature art, bugs and more. And don’t forget to jump in the pool to cool off in the afternoons!
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

With just a few weeks of summer remaining, slow down and enjoy the lazy days of summer. Sand, water, games and tasty treats to cool off. Perhaps make and share friendship bracelets or a play a game of water tag. The possibilities are endless.

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Young Explorer camps provide campers with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• This might get a little messy, as our adventurers create oblek, bubble art, tie dye slime and much more. A super ooey, gooey week of fun!
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Grade Primary in September 2024

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• This might get a little messy, as our adventurers create oblek, bubble art, tie dye slime and much more. A super ooey, gooey week of fun!
• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

Are you ready for a fun fort filled week? Campers will put their building skills to the test with a variety of tools and materials. Compete in challenges to earn bonus items and test your skills playing Track Down, Fort Dodgeball and Capture the Flag. Strong, positive teamwork is what is needed to finish the week on top with the title of Top Fort Team!

Using the popularity of video games Roblox and Minecraft are “sandbox” games where players can modify (design) in the game. According to Common Sense Media both games promote math, thinking and reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In this camp players will use coding apps to hone their skills, and work collaboratively to challenge opposing teams to make it to the top of the leaderboard. Outdoor activities and challenges will give teams additional points and balance out the day.

A Young Explorer is a preschooler 3 & 4 years of age.

Young Explorer camps provide the 3-4 year old with a day filled with hands on activities that are open ended to encourage their innate sense of curiosity and wonder.  Activities are a mix of leader initiated and child initiated.  Leaders will choose activities that lend themselves to exploration through play with plenty of time for unstructured play and physical activity. Exploring the outdoor environment will be the focus of the program with access to sand, dirt, water, grassy areas, rocks, forest, gardens and sand kitchen. Experiences will include art, science, literacy, physical movement, music, cooking and more with lots of opportunities to engage.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• A fun-filled week with all of the summer’s favourite activities ending with an unbirthday party (to celebrate everyone’s birthday)!

• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

This camp is for children entering Grade Primary in September 2024.

Lunches and snacks included in the fee.

• A fun-filled week with all of the summer’s favourite activities ending with an unbirthday party (to celebrate everyone’s birthday)!

• Young Adventurer camps include creative experiences and physical games/challenges as part of each week’s programming along with lots of typical summer play. A play-based, place-based approach informs program development.

Using the popular Wheel of Themes campers will pick their summer favs. The week will be topped off with an Unbirthday Party to celebrate everyone’s birthday! Some of the choices include water, ooey gooey, art, roblox, minecraft, etc...