Scarborough camps for 2026

Including camps in Agincourt, Guildwood, and across the city


Find top kids camps in Scarborough listed below, including day camps and kids’ programs in Agincourt, Malvern, Woburn, Hillside, Maryvale, Wexford, Highland Creek, Guildwood, Port Union, and Scarborough Junction. These Scarborough summer camps include options for many ages and interests, and the listings below let you compare details quickly. Read more

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TAC - Sports, Aquatics and Education   
TAC Sports, Swim & STEM offers year-round camps and programs for ages 3.5–16 in Toronto & the G.T.A. Swimming, Sports, STEM, Leadership + more—building confidence, life skills, and fun! Grow. Learn. Lead. Innovate!

Throughout Ontario (14)
Sport (multi)
  • Ages 3.5 to 16 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program, PA Day
  • from $165
daycampprogramclasspadaycoed 165 3.5-16 1Annex, TorontoBedford Park, TorontoBridle Path, TorontoClairlea, TorontoNewtonbrook, TorontoRichview, TorontoRiverdale, TorontoYork Mills, TorontoAuroraMarkhamMississaugaRichmond HillThornhillVaughanOntarioEast-End, Etobicoke, Midtown, North-York, Scarborough, Uptown
Camp STEAM   
Camp STEAM offers coding, technology, robotics and animation camps. Campers will execute large-scale projects teaching them how perspectives from all STEAM disciplines can be used to solve a problem in a unique way.

Throughout Ontario (18)
Education: STEAM
  • Ages 6 to 13 (Coed)
  • Day Camp
  • from $215
daycampcoed 215 6-13 2Agincourt, TorontoBellevilleBrantGuelphKingstonLondonMississaugaNepeanNorth BayOakvilleOrleansSault Ste MarieSudburyUnionvilleWaterlooWoodstockOntarioScarborough
Canlan Sports   
From camps for kids to instructional programs raise your game by working on your skills and learn the fun way, through play-based teaching. Canlan Sports is where we play.

Humber Summit, Toronto; Richview, Toronto; Scarborough Village, Toronto; Oakville; Oshawa
Sport: Hockey
  • Ages 4 to 18 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program, Virtual Program
  • from $120
daycampprogramclassvirtualprogramcoed 120 4-18 3Humber Summit, TorontoRichview, TorontoScarborough Village, TorontoOakvilleOshawaOntarioEtobicoke, North-York, Scarborough
Jack of Sports   
Jack of Sports offers Learn to Bike, Lifesaving, Swimming, March Break/Summer Camp & Soccer Leagues, servicing over 35000 families. We're happy to announce that we have included lunch & snacks in full day camp programs!

Throughout Ontario (33)
Traditional (multi activity)
  • Ages 4 to 14 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program
  • from $264
daycampprogramclasscoed 264 4-14 4Annex, 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
Markham and Scarborough Tennis Academy   
Tennis lessons & camps that cater to all ages/abilities in the GTA. High standards on the court to delivering instruction in a fun, friendly, welcoming environment. Building a life-long passion for the sport.

Scarborough Village, Toronto; Markham
Sport: Tennis
  • Ages 5 to 16 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program
  • from $219
daycampprogramclasscoed 219 5-16 5Scarborough Village, TorontoMarkhamOntarioScarborough
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
  • Ages 5 to 16 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program
  • from $290
daycampprogramclasscoed 290 5-16 6West Hill, TorontoAuroraCaledonRichmond HillVaughanOntarioScarborough
ARTSies Youth Theatre Programs   
ARTSies provides unique and specialized musical theatre classes, camps, workshops, and exciting performance opportunities for youth ages 5 through teens! There's no experience necessary to join our programs.

White Haven, Toronto; Markham
Arts: Musical Theatre
  • Ages 5 to 18 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program
  • from $40
daycampprogramclasscoed 40 5-18 7White Haven, TorontoMarkhamOntarioScarborough
Variety Village   
Variety Village offers inclusive camps and programs for all abilities, featuring multi-sport activities, swimming, fitness, and skill-building in a welcoming, accessible community.

Birch Cliff, Toronto
Traditional (multi activity)
  • Ages 1 to 100 (Coed)
  • Day Camp, Program, PA Day
  • from $290
daycampprogramclasspadaycoed 290 1-100 8Birch Cliff, TorontoOntarioScarborough
Toronto Zoo - Zoo Camp   
Located at the Toronto Zoo, Zoo Camp offers unique adventures to stimulate kids' interest in the natural world. Go behind-the-scenes at Canada's largest zoo.

Rouge, Toronto
Education: Zoology
  • Ages 4 to 16 (Coed)
  • Day Camp
  • from $380
daycampcoed 380 4-16 9Rouge, TorontoOntarioScarborough


 

Kinds of camps available in Scarborough

We list over 200 activities that kids can participate in at camp, and many of these are available at camps above, from sports like basketball and soccer to arts activities like dance and drama. Scarborough camps in the city come in other varieties as well. There are mainly day camps, but you’ll also find kids’ after-school programs and PA day camps in Scarborough. If you are comparing summer camps in Scarborough, look closely at age range, daily schedule, and how campers are grouped.

Camps in nearby cities and neighbourhoods

If you commute elsewhere in the city, and you can fit a camp dropoff into your schedule, we also have pages on the following:

How to find the best camp for your family

Many of the best camps in Scarborough and other areas near downtown Toronto appear at the Toronto camp expo held every February. The camp expo lets you meet with camp leaders and campers face-to-face and have all your questions answered. With that in mind, here’s a list of questions to ask camps either at the expo, at open houses, or in personal meetings with camps. Use this list when you’re narrowing down camps in Scarborough or comparing summer camps in Scarborough against options elsewhere.

  • What’s the goal of the camp?
  • Can the camp provide reviews or testimonials I can’t find elsewhere?
  • How much focus is there on activities my child likes?
  • Can I look at a copy of the camp schedule?
  • How are campers grouped?
  • Is there support for special needs at the camp and how is this handled?
  • What’s the counsellor-to-camper ratio in the camp?
  • How are counsellors trained with regard to discipline and bullying?
  • How are counsellors trained in regard to safety (First Aid, CPR, etc.)?
  • Is there any financial aid available, such as sibling discounts?
  • What is the camp’s policy concerning food allergies or special diets?
  • Is before-and-after care available to help fit with my schedule?
  • Can they provide a packing list or a list of prerequisites?
  • What does the camp provide in terms of facilities, etc?
  • How do they communicate with parents?

Scarborough summer camps: frequently asked questions

What do Scarborough camps cost?

Most Scarborough camps cost between $200 and $300 for a one-week session. Some camps listed above start around $100 per week, while programs teaching specialized subjects or run by private schools or institutions such as museums can cost $500 or more. If you are searching for “free summer camps Scarborough,” you may find low-cost or subsidized options through community organizations, though eligibility and availability vary. Review individual listings to confirm pricing and what is included.

How do you compare Scarborough camps with different schedules?

Start with timing: daily start/end times, whether before-and-after care is offered, and whether the camp runs for a full week or shorter sessions. Then compare how structured the day is (outdoor time, skill instruction, breaks, and supervision) so you can choose a rhythm your child will enjoy.

What should you do if you need a lower-cost option?

If cost is a major factor, ask camps about discounts (sibling, multi-week, early registration) and whether subsidies or funding support are available. Community-based programs may have different pricing models than specialty camps, so compare what’s included (meals, trips, extended care) before deciding.



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