Orangeville is a town in south-central Ontario, in the seat of Dufferin County. It has many camps for kids of all ages to choose from. There are also camps and programs in the nearby areas of Shelburne, Wellington, Simcoe, Peel, and Grey. Read more
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STEM Camp
STEM Camp is a weekly summer day camp at more than 50 locations across Ontario, where youth aged 5-13 engage in fun and amazing activities in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. 519-475-6600. stemcamp.ca Throughout Ontario (48)
Education: STEM
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Teen Ranch
Just an hour from the GTA, a traditional Christian summer camp & year round retreat facility, specializing in developing youth through horse, hockey, adventure, bmx, soccer, figure skate, ninja warrior, WHAM & day camps. Caledon
Sport (multi)
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Athlete Institute
Athlete Institute offers a day and overnight camps for girls and boys, ages 6-17. Our basketball, volleyball, and multi-sport camps offer expert coaching, friendly competition, and an unforgettable experience. Orangeville
Traditional (multi activity)
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Field of Dreams Baseball Camp
We are an outdoor baseball day camp in the GTA. Our goal is to develop the baseball player as a whole, by teaching the proper skills of the game in a fun, supportive, and safe camp environment. West Hill, Toronto; Aurora; Caledon; Richmond Hill; Vaughan
Sport: Baseball/Softball
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YMCA of Three Rivers Camps: Belwood, Ki-Wa-Y, Waabanaki
Your Camp Adventure Awaits! Experience camp as it's meant to be with the YMCA of Three Rivers. Be part of a 100 year camp legacy. Canoeing, kayaking, sailing, ropes and rock-climbing, biking, drama, archery, and more. Fergus; Huntsville; Waterloo
Traditional (multi activity)
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Stand Up and Speak
Stand Up and Speak builds confidence through public speaking camps and after-school programs for kids ages 5–18. Fun, high-energy coaching in storytelling, debating, and real-world communication skills. Mississauga; Orangeville
Education: Public Speaking
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Orangeville is home to a wide range of summer and winter camps. This includes both day and overnight options.
Whether your child is artistic, adventurous, a book worm, or a sports nut, there are plenty of options to choose from. To name just a few of the many, there are specialty camps with soccer, golf, skating, dance, music, robotics, yoga, and STEM programs. You may also choose a traditional camp for your child that offers a wide range of activities, such as swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, and hiking. And don’t forget about campfires and roasting marshmallows!
The answer: there is no set formula. Also, there is no “best camp.” The truth is that different camps will work well for different kids.
Most importantly, you’ll want to find a camp that’s the right fit. And it helps to do some research, read the camp profiles here on Camps.ca, talk to camp officials, ask questions, and visit campgrounds. In the end, you should aim to find a camp that suits your child’s interests, abilities, and social and emotional needs.
Above, we list camps and programs in Orangeville and the vicinity (but note you can also find pages for Caledon summer camps, as well as camps in Guelph.) Click on a camp profile to learn all about it, including its location, costs, programs, and session dates. You can also contact a camp directly, ask questions, and register your child for a summer session.
Feb 13 |
Camp Homewood Winter Family Camp February 13, 2026 |
Feb 14 |
Camp IAWAH Great Winter Escape February 14, 2026 |
Feb 15 |
McMichael Canadian Art Collection—Camps and Programs Free Family Sundays at the McMichael February 15, 2026 |
Feb 16 |
Teen Ranch Family Day Free Skate February 16, 2026 |