Regina camps for 2025

Find summer camps and kids programs in Regina below

Find Regina summer camps and year-round programs listed below, including programs in Harbour Landing, Whitmore Park, Normanview, and Glencairn, and ideal for families from nearby towns like Albatross, Pilot Butte, and others. Read more

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Summer camps and programs in Regina

	Info	Cost	Ages	Relevance	Locations
Four Point Basketball Four Point Basketball, in partnership with Nike Basketball Camps, delivers a cutting-edge curriculum tailored for both Fundamental and High-Performance athletes. Elevate your game— Make your swishes come true! Regina Sport: Basketball Ages 10 to 17 ( Boys, Girls, Coed) Day Camp, Program from $305	daycampprogramclassallboysallgirlscoed	305	10-17	1	ReginaSaskatchewan
Royal City Soccer Camps Canada's #1 grassroots summer soccer day camps offering full day and half day sessions in July and August weeks to children aged 5 to 13 years old. Regina Sport: Soccer Ages 5 to 13 (Coed) Day Camp from $189	daycampcoed	189	5-13	2	ReginaSaskatchewan

Kinds of camps in Regina

There’s a wide variety of camps and programs available in Regina, of which sports camp is a perennial favourite, notably basketball programs and soccer summer camps. Day camp is the most popular choice for parents trying to fill the summer calendar but weekend programs and PA day camps are also worth considering.

Costs of camps in Regina

Day camps in Regina start at $159 for a one-week session, ranging up to $295 per week and higher, depending on the camp’s specialization and expertise.

How to find the best Regina camp for your family

When you reach out to the camps linked above, ask great questions to ensure you find a camp that matches your needs.

Here’s our starter list:

What’s the goal or projected outcome of the camp or program?
How are campers grouped and how big are groups?
What’s the ratio of camp leaders to campers in each group?
What training do leaders have in discipline, bullying, and safety (First Aid, etc.)?
How much experience do they have in leading camp?
Is financial aid available, such as sibling discounts?

This is only a start. Find longer, more detailed questions to ask camps on OurKids.net.

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