Brockville camps

Camps from across the city and Leeds county

Here, you’ll find Brockville kids’ camps and programs. Camps serve kids and parents in neighbourhoods like Flanders Heights, Golfside Gardens, Loyalist Park, Rows Corners, Sheridan Park, Windsor Heights, and also in nearby towns like Prescott and Gananoque. Below the list learn more about the benefits of camp and how to find the best for you. Read more

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Summer camps and kids' programs in Brockville

	Info	Cost	Ages	Relevance	Locations
Camp IAWAH Eastern Ontario Summer Camp, nestled on the shores of Wolfe Lake 15 minutes from Westport. Activities at IAWAH include leadership building, archery tag, canoeing, cake decorating, programming and turf sports. Westport Traditional (multi activity) Ages 7 to 18 ( Boys, Girls, Coed) Day Camp, Overnight Camp, Virtual Program from $410	daycampovernightcampvirtualprogramallboysallgirlscoed	410	7-18	1	WestportOntario
Tall Ships Adventure Your temporary home on the water, where you will eat, sleep, and breathe tall ships. Your sanctuary and launchpad for grand adventures. 7-14 day Voyages designed for youth age 12-18. No prior experience necessary! Brockville; Kingston; Ottawa Adventure: Travel Ages 12 to 18 (Coed) Overnight Camp from $990	overnightcampcoed	990	12-18	2	BrockvilleKingstonOttawaOntario

Look closer at the variety of camps in Brockville and area

We list all kinds of camps including overnight camps, day camps, March break camps, and after-school programs. Camps in Brockville include summer sports camps, educational camps, and arts camps, with traditional summer camps being very popular. Brockville is also home to adventure camps that teach leadership and offer travel. Camps help kids mature faster, one of many hidden benefits of the experience.

How much do Brockville camps cost?

Brockville summer camps and programs include free camps up to camps that cost just under $1000 per week, although the median cost is $370 per week.

How to find the best Brockville camps for your family

When researching camps, we recommend that you start early in the year, preferably in January or February. You can meet with them at a camp expo, but much of your research can be done from home, from links above. When you’re reaching out to camps, here are some questions to help you get started

Ask the camp what a typical day looks like. Can they provide you with a sample schedule? Do they focus on activities your child enjoys?
Ask about counsellor training. Confirm that all leaders are police checked. Do they have First Aid training? Are they trained under the ASAP Camp Safety Program?
Ask about any prerequisites, especially for technology camps like robotics camps or coding classes.
Ask about the camp goals. What is the proposed take-home from camp?
Ask about groupings. Are campers grouped by age range? Can you meet your child’s group leader face-to-face?
Ask about before and after care. What is the earliest you can drop kids off and what is the latest you can pick them up?