Alberta camps welcome kids and teens from throughout the province and around the world. Alberta summer camps offer the quintessential Canadian childhood experience of fun times away from parents, in an environment structured for learning and development. Whether you are looking for day camps in Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, and other cities, or overnight camps in remote parts of the province, there is an Alberta kids’ camp ideal for your family’s needs. If you are comparing summer camps in Alberta, use the listings above to narrow your shortlist. Read more
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Pedalheads Bike, Swim, Trail, & Soccer
Pedalheads offers bike, swim, soccer, and trail programs to families across Canada. Pedalheads helps kids develop life skills, confidence, and independence through fun, safe, and engaging instruction. Throughout Alberta (34)
Sport: Cycling
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Camp STEAM
Camp STEAM offers coding, technology, robotics and animation camps. Campers will execute large-scale projects teaching them how perspectives from all STEAM disciplines can be used to solve a problem in a unique way. Calgary; Edmonton; Grande Prairie
Education: STEAM
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Circuit Stream
Our beginner-friendly Pre-University Summer Camps are created to help teens gain real-world experience and build confidence for the future in AI, Finance, Healthcare, Coding, and Technology. Calgary
Computer (multi)
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Royal City Soccer Camps
Canada's #1 grassroots summer soccer day camps offering full day and half day sessions in July and August weeks to children aged 5 to 13 years old. Calgary; Edmonton
Sport: Soccer
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Wildhorse Ranch
An immersive summer horse camp! Horsemanship builds leadership, confidence, resiliency & emotional intelligence. Safety-first riding, outdoor adventures in nature, teamwork, & unforgettable experiences. Rocky Mountain House
Sport: Horseback Riding/Equestrian
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Paint ur Art Out
A fun and creative art camp with many different creative projects indoors and outdoors at the nearby playgrounds. Camp is held at Glendale Community Hall 4500 26th ave SW. lots of space indoors and outdoors Calgary
Arts (multi)
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Calgary
Arts: Baking/Decorating
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Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School Camps
Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School offers a variety of inspiring summer camps for kids 4-17 yrs, from science, robotics & math to art, magic, film, sports, outdoor adventures & more! All led by experienced leaders & teachers. Calgary
Traditional (multi activity)
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Lone Prairie Camp
Offers onsite Summer camping for ages 6 to 17, along with a weekend family camp in Alberta. Ferintosh
Traditional (multi activity)
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Overnight camps offer kids the essential childhood experience of outdoor living. Kids here tend to spend almost the entire day outside engaging in fresh-air activities. Campfires, tree climbing, canoeing, and other water sports are de rigeur, and every kid from Alberta (or anywhere else in the world, for that matter) should have at least one summer at one of these traditional camps. If you are searching alberta overnight summer camps, these listings help you compare locations, settings, and camp style.
Sprinkled throughout the province, there are also many day camps. Camps focus on a variety of activities that can range widely. What do you like? For young horse-lovers, there are horseback-riding camps found throughout the province. For summer learners, there are day camps focused on anything from STEM to science to arts. What's your favourite sport? There's a camp for that, whether it's hockey, baseball, tennis or soccer. There are also camps like Christian kids camps or camps for kids with disabilities. Families researching summer camps in Alberta can use these categories to match activities to age and interest.
Calgary being the largest city in the province, you'll find most of the camps listed above (and most in the province) in this city. These camps tend to be day camps and focus on a particular activity, such as sports (or even a specific sport such as biking). You can find a discrete list of camps in this city on our Calgary kids camp page. Edmonton and other communities also offer strong options, so compare summer camps in Alberta by neighbourhood, schedule, and camp focus.
Camp is supposed to be fun, first. And it is, of course. But it also gives kids experience and learning they never anticipated. Kids who go to camp tend to do better in school, as has been shown. But more so, time away from parents, being put into a new group of kids (who may be from all over) furthers maturity and self-confidence that cannot be acquired through other means.
Parents who send their kids to camp give them the gift of a lifelong edge in experience. Alberta summer camps can be a memorable first step toward independence, confidence, and lasting friendships.
Summer camps in Alberta may be regulated through membership in the Alberta Camping Association (ACA). Camps that are members of the ACA and accredited by this organization have completed a Standards and Accreditation program. This process includes a comprehensive review of camp operations and an on-site visit, typically conducted once every three years.
When comparing summer camps in Alberta, parents should ask whether a camp is ACA-accredited and what safety, staffing, and operational standards it follows. Accreditation can be a helpful indicator of a camp’s commitment to quality and safety.
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