Kids’ summer camps and programs in Hamilton give kids a fun, healthy way to spend time off school. Hamilton summer camps offer education, exercise, social time, and more. Below, find programming throughout the city, including camps in Dundas, Ancaster, Thorner, Flamborough, Crown Point East, Mt. Hope, and Beasley. Read more
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STEM Camp
STEM Camp is a weekly summer day camp at more than 50 locations across Canada where youth aged 5-13 engage in fun and amazing activities in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. 519-475-6600. stemcamp.ca Throughout Ontario (54)
Education: STEM
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Great Big Theatre Company
Camps in your neighbourhood ! One-week sessions, performances every week. Our experienced, caring staff will introduce your kids to stage performance & guide them toward self-expression. A great confidence-builder ! Throughout Ontario (12)
Arts: Theatre Arts
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InterVarsity Circle Square Ranch Big Clear Lake
Circle Square Ranch is a life-changing Christian summer camp for kids 6-16. We offer a wide range of activities including horseback riding, water activities and climbing. Your summer adventure with friends starts here! Hamilton; Huntsville; Land O' Lakes Tourist Region
Traditional (multi activity)
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Le Petit Écolier French Language Centre
We offer In-Person & Online all year round programs led by expert native teachers. Le Petit Écolier is located in Oakville. Learn to Love and Speak French at LPE! Brampton; Hamilton; Oakville
Education: Language Instruction
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Brick Works Academy
The Best Technology summer camp in the region! Your children and friends are super excited about our Lego Robotics, Minecraft Computer Camp, Pokemon Designer, and YouTube camps! In-person and virtual programs available Throughout Ontario (10)
Education: STEAM
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Camp CBY
Welcome to Camp CBY, Waterdown’s most popular performing arts camp where campers THRIVE and COME ALIVE! Since 2021, we have welcomed hundreds of young people to our camp for creative performing arts experiences. Hamilton
Arts: Performing Arts (multi)
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Pedalheads Bike, Swim and Sport
Pedalheads offers bike, swim, and trail programs to families across Canada. Pedalheads helps kids develop life skills, confidence, and independence through fun, safe, and engaging instruction. Throughout Ontario (65)
Sport: Cycling
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Mi-A-Kon-Da
A traditional, all-girls summer camp with various outdoor activities including sailing, canoeing, archery, swimming, arts and crafts activities and more. Offering 1, 2 or 4 week sessions or an introductory weekend. Hamilton; Parry Sound
Traditional (multi activity)
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Focus on Nature
We inspire young people to explore and connect with nature through photography. At our day camps campers will learn the technical skills to shoot and edit great photos while also exploring nature in a safe environment. Cambridge; Guelph; Hamilton; Oakville; Waterloo
Arts: Photography
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Brigs Youth Sail Training
Sail the Tall Ship TS Playfair on the Great Lakes: develop friendships and confidence as you work through real voyage challenges as a team. Collingwood; Goderich; Hamilton; Tobermory
Adventure (multi)
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OMAC Martial Arts
OMAC Martial Arts Camps, where adventure meets discipline, and warriors are born! Our Seasonal Camps offer a unique blend of martial arts, fitness, field trips and character development. Hamilton; Oakville; Vaughan
Sport: Martial Arts
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Hamilton kids and teens have a wide variety of camps and activities to choose from. Day camp and overnight camp are both offered, as well as in-person or virtual programs. Convenient and more accessible, virtual programs offer a wide array of options. Day and overnight camps come as either specialised or traditional camps.
Hamilton day camps offer creative, active, and educational activities, making them a great way to inspire children and help them recognize their potential. Kids participate in a slew of fun activities such as nature hikes, STEM challenges, and music performances, for example. Immersion in these activities highlights children’s specific talents and boosts their confidence in the process. Day camps are especially beneficial for introverted or particularly shy children, a great way for them to practice their social skills. Your child also works with high-end tools and equipment in class (paint brushes, sports balls or nets, etc.) to nourish their love for each activity.
Specialised day camps in Hamilton focus on activities including arts, sports, technology, or education. Arts camps range from performing art to visual art activities. Kids and teens unleash their creativity at these camps. Sports camps challenge their fitness levels. Educational and technology programs often intersect, as kids receive academic enrichment through activities in STEM or STEAM and tutoring camps.
Most camps are divided by age group, although some traditional camps may mix kids and teens together. With this structure, older campers have the opportunity to practice their leadership skills by acting as mentors for younger campers. In fact, Leader in Training programs are available at some camps.
Hamilton area overnight summer camps have just what your child needs to gain independence and responsibility while, of course, making fun memories. You’ll find adventurous and extreme activities among multi-activity camps. These typically explore a variety of arts, sports, and educational activities. Kids are immersed in nature at these camps, as they participate in traditional camp activities like sailing, mountain biking, rock climbing, or hiking.
Overnight camps split accommodation depending on either age or gender, though special requests may be made prior to camp. Facilities on-site typically include bedrooms, bathrooms, and a cafeteria, where kids sit with their new friends to enjoy snacks and meals throughout the day. Overnight camp staff excels at making the experience great for kids. Find out about the ABCs of overnight camp or how overnight camp changes kids’ lives.
Selecting the best Hamilton camp for your child shouldn’t be difficult. Begin your search early in the year, giving yourself enough time to weigh all your options. The Toronto kids’ camp expo, held every February, is a great place to start.
Begin with a list of expectations and goals you wish for your child to achieve. Take location, price, age range, activities, and special needs support into consideration. Consult with your child about their personal goals and expectations.
Aside from the camp expo, you can consult with leaders and directors from the camp profiles linked above. Camp open houses are another great resource. All of these options allow families to clarify information, ask any questions, and get a feel for the specific camp’s environment and ideologies. For further assistance, be sure to examine other helpful resources on our website such as our summer camp advice and information articles.
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