Delta BC camps

Camps in Delta offer fun and variety

Delta camps help kids and teens realize their potential by engaging in fun, exhilarating activities. Day camps are most popular in this British Columbia city, though virtual programs are available as well.  

As a stepping stone into maturity, Delta day camps offer many activities to choose from. Kids can explore their budding interests here, and it’s a great way for more introverted children to try out the camp experience. Kids are encouraged to practice and enhance their social skills by doing activities together.  Day camp is also a great space for kids and teens to develop individuality. In time away from home, they begin to understand what interests them, what they want to learn, and what they want to pursue in terms of careers. Kids and teens learn how to make decisions on their own as well ⁠— a great way to build your child’s independence. Consider your options. 

For example, energized kids and teens will love Delta sports camps. Your child can participate in team sports (hockey, basketball, baseball, etc.) or individual sports (swimming, gymnastics, badminton, etc.) More unique activities can be found in the sports category, such as Motocross or track and field. No matter your child’s interests, there’s a camp for them! 

No matter the type of camp your child enrolls in, they have opportunities to learn and grow. Camps are renowned for providing kids with a continuing education over the summer months. In particular, sports camps teach children about teamwork, discipline, leadership, and strategy. At all Delta camps, your child works alongside the city’s youngest and brightest minds. Together, they learn the value of respect, hard work, and socialization. 

Finding the best camp in Delta

Looking for the right camp shouldn’t be difficult. Here are some thoughts on making the searching process easier:

1. Start planning early. Summer camps fill quickly, so start searching in the winter months. Year-round camp searches should also begin 2-3 months in advance. Give yourself time to weigh all your options and take your time deciding where to send your child.
2. Talk to your prospective camper about what their goals and needs are for camp. Involve your child in the decision making process, to find a camp that meets both your needs.
3. Create a detailed list of what your ideal camp looks like. This includes activities, price, age range, skill level, and accommodations. Find out more in camps linked to above. 
4. Contact camp leaders directly to confirm and/or clear up any information. Ask specific questions regarding your child’s learning style or personality. Be sure to learn how each camp is run and get all the details. Asking for testimonials is always a good idea, too.

Follow these guidelines, and your camp search will be much easier and less stressful. Further information can be found in camp articles or our summer camp advice guide.

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