Halton Hills camps for 2026

Find programs in Acton, Georgetown, and area

Find summer camps and kids’ programs in Halton Hills here, including camps in Acton and Georgetown, as well as smaller towns like Ballinafad, Glen Williams, Hornby, Limehouse, Speyside, Stewarttown, and others. Read more

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	Info	Cost	Ages	Relevance	Locations
Snapology of Halton-Mississauga Exciting STEM and LEGO® camps inspiring curiosity, creativity, and confidence! Weekly themes, hands-on STEAM, arts & crafts, indoor/outdoor play, plus bonus workshops. Where learning meets fun and innovation! Burlington; Georgetown; Milton; Mississauga; Oakville Education: STEAM Ages 4 to 14 (Coed) Day Camp from $75	daycampcoed	75	4-14	1	BurlingtonGeorgetownMiltonMississaugaOakvilleOntario
Kids Inc Camp Kids Inc Camp provides variety - Forest games,swimming,archery,crafts,talent show - General Camp Program, LIT Program, Junior Camp Program and more. Bus service included from Peel, Halton, Orangeville, Guelph and beyond! Caledon; Halton Hills Traditional (multi activity) Ages 4 to 14 (Coed) Day Camp from $240	daycampcoed	240	4-14	2	CaledonHalton HillsOntario

Kinds of camps available in Halton Hills

Sports camps, YMCA day camps, and traditional camps are typical preferences for Halton Hills parents. Emerging camps, though, include coding camps and AI camps.

Most parents in the area think mainly of kids’ day camps but they should take a closer look at how overnight camps help kids mature.

The cost of Halton Hills camps

Day camps in the area cost from $250 up to $575 per week.

How to find the best Halton Hills camps for your family

The top summer camps in Halton Hills can be found at the Toronto summer camp expo, held every February. There, you can meet them face-to-face and find camps that meet your needs and budget. Whether meeting them at the expo or online through the profiles linked above, here is a list of key questions to get you started, to help you find a great camp:

What are the camp prerequisites, if any?
What is the camp’s goal or projected outcome?
Can I see a sample schedule? Consider how well the activities fit your child’s interests.
What is the drop-off time and pick-up time? Consider how they match your schedule.
Can you share any testimonials from parents or kids?
What’s the ratio of camp leaders to campers?
How big are session groups?
How does the camp deal with discipline and bullying?
What training and certification do counsellors have? Do they have First Aid training? Do they use the ASAP Camp Safety Program?