East York camps for 2025

Camps and programs serving Leaside and other neighbourhoods

Below, you’ll find East York summer camps for kids and teens, along with after-school programs. We list camps serving neighbourhoods including Bermondsey, Bennington Heights, Broadview North, Crescent Town, East Danforth, Governor's Bridge, Leaside, Pape Village, O'Connor-Parkview, Old East York, Todmorden Village, Thorncliffe Park, and Woodbine Heights. Below the listings find advice about finding the right camp for your child. Read more

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	Info	Cost	Ages	Relevance	Locations
Outward Bound Canada Outward Bound Canada provides challenging adventures in the outdoors across the country that develop self-respect, awareness of others, interpersonal skills, and a sense of accomplishment. East York, Toronto; Algonquin Park Adventure (multi) Ages 9 to 19 ( Boys, Girls, Coed) Day Camp, Overnight Camp from $1	daycampovernightcampallboysallgirlscoed	1	9-19	1	East York, TorontoAlgonquin ParkOntarioEast-York
Jack of Sports Jack of Sports offers Learn to Bike, Lifesaving, Swimming, Camp & Soccer Leagues , servicing over 35000 families. We're happy to announce that we have included lunch and snacks in all full day summer camp programs! Throughout Ontario (32) Traditional (multi activity) Ages 4 to 14 (Coed) Day Camp, Program from $264	daycampprogramclasscoed	264	4-14	2	Annex, TorontoBloor West Village, TorontoCliffside, TorontoDavisville Village, TorontoDownsview, TorontoEast York, TorontoForest Hill, TorontoHigh Park, TorontoHumewood, TorontoJunction Triangle, TorontoLawrence Park, TorontoLeaside, TorontoLeslieville, TorontoParkdale, TorontoParkview Hills, TorontoRiverdale, TorontoRoncesvalles Village, TorontoRunnymede, TorontoSouth Hill, TorontoSunnylea, TorontoThe Beach, TorontoThe Queensway, TorontoWychwood Park, TorontoMississaugaOntarioEast-End, East-York, Etobicoke, Midtown, North-York, Scarborough, Uptown, West-End, York-Crosstown
Power Soccer School of Excellence The largest soccer summer camp program in Canada offers a well organized program that mixes instruction, training and fun. Danforth Village, Toronto; East York, Toronto; Forest Hill, Toronto; Leaside, Toronto Sport: Soccer Ages 4 to 15 (Coed) Day Camp, Program from $175	daycampprogramclasscoed	175	4-15	3	Danforth Village, TorontoEast York, TorontoForest Hill, TorontoLeaside, TorontoOntarioEast-End, East-York, Midtown
Edge Power Skating and Hockey We focus on skating faster and stickhandling quickly to build the foundation for great hockey players. Our expert instructors use step-by-step techniques to improve speed, agility, accuracy and confidence. East York, Toronto; Forest Hill, Toronto; North Toronto, Toronto Sport: Ice Skating Ages 5 to 16 (Coed) Day Camp, PA Day from $110	daycamppadaycoed	110	5-16	4	East York, TorontoForest Hill, TorontoNorth Toronto, TorontoOntarioEast-York, Midtown, Uptown
The Pine Project Ontario's leading nature connection organization, offering year-round outdoor education programs for children and youth. Time in nature makes kids happier and healthier. Join us to learn, play and grow in nature! Bloor West Village, Toronto; East York, Toronto; Haliburton Highlands Education: Nature/Environment Ages 1 to 16 (Coed) Day Camp, Overnight Camp, Program, Virtual Program from $435	daycampovernightcampprogramclassvirtualprogramcoed	435	1-16	5	Bloor West Village, TorontoEast York, TorontoHaliburton HighlandsOntarioEast-York, West-End

How do you find the right East York camp for your child?

There are many different kinds of camps and programs in East York. Some of the most popular are sports camps like bike camps and soccer academies, but there are also arts camps such as performing arts camps, as well as education and tech camps. There’s no such thing as the right camp for every child, of course, so every family needs to do their own research. Look at the profile links above and read reviews and find out in-depth what each camp and program offers.

Begin with a list of your basic wants. This will include the following considerations like how long you want to go to camp, what activities you want, how far you're willing to travel, and your budget. You'll also want to consider any extras you need, including things like after-care, support for exceptional needs, or consideration for special diets.

The Toronto summer camp expo is an ideal resource for North York families. Held every February in downtown Toronto, the expo allows you to meet camp leaders and current campers face-to-face to ask questions and learn all you need to know about camps on your shortlist.

Questions to ask camps

Not everyone can make it to the expo, of course, but it’s easy enough to contact camps linked to above. As you do so, here are some question prompts to consider:

Can the camp provide testimonials from previous families or campers?
How do camp counselors prevent or deal with negative behaviour?
Can the camp provide a sample schedule of activities?
What is the camp’s policy with regard to food allergies and special diets?

How much will camp cost?

The range of costs for children's day camps in East York is typically between $100 and $400 per week, although there are overnight camps that can cost upwards of $1000.