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We offer a wide range of camps for 5-12 years. Multi-activity camps for 5-8 year olds follow a weekly theme - Pirates, Dinosaurs, Animals, etc. - while specialized camps for 9-12 year olds focus on Leadership, Detective, etc. Campers keep mentally and physically active, learn team play, social skills and independence. Weekly field trips take us to Toronto's main attractions.
Our daily crafts are a highlight for kids and parents alike. Campers proudly show to their parents what they have done each day and they can take it home with them. Also, the weekly themes make each week different and fun so it doesn't matter if a camper comes all summer to our camp, every week there is a different fun theme, a different field trip and different crafts and activities to do related to the weekly theme. The field trips are probably the highlight of the week for the campers, from going on a school bus, a first for many campers, to the destinations that we visit like the ROM, the Zoo, the Aquarium, the Ontario Science Centre, Casa Loma, Bata Shoe Museum, the Toronto Railway Museum and even a pirate cruise.
Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Toronto Kidz currently has 0 program available; 18 TBD.
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PA day
Coed Ages: 5 - 12 Traditional (multi activity)
$75
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Coed Ages: 5 - 12 Traditional (multi activity)
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Traditional (multi activity)
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Animals
$262 to $345/week
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Arts & Crafts
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Magic, Traditional (multi activity)
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Arts & Crafts
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Arts & Crafts
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Science (multi), Traditional (multi activity)
$328 to $345
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity)
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Arts & Crafts
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Adventure (multi), Traditional (multi activity)
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Arts & Crafts
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Coed Ages: 5 - 10 Traditional (multi activity) , Space
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Traditional (multi activity) , Nature/Environment
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Leadership (multi), Traditional (multi activity)
$262 to $276
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Health and Fitness (multi), Traditional (multi activity)
$328 to $345
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Coed Ages: 9 - 12 Traditional (multi activity) , Survival skills
$328 to $345
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The registration process is very straightforward and can be done entirely online through our website. We provide support over chat, phone and email to answer any question and make the process as simple and fast as possible to our clients. If a preferred location is full for a particular week, you can register on our wait-list and we will reach out to you as soon as space becomes available.
Payment Options:
Deposit required with acceptance | Yes |
Credit card payment | Yes |
Maximum installments available | 6 |
Discounts
Discount for 2nd child | 10% |
Discount for 3rd child | 10% |
Discount for 4th child | 10% |
Brigitte Gallegos, founder and director of Toronto Kidz Summer Camp created the camp to make the most of what the city has to offer. She wanted to allow kids to explore areas of their city, and to let experience the full range of what it has to offer. The programs—a series of weekly day camp sessions offered throughout the summer months—have been designed to access those possibilities. Each session is built around a specific theme, and the entire city is a programming resource: Pirates Week includes a cruise around Centre Island; Animals and Nature Week includes a trip to High Park Nature Centre; Pokémon Week includes a visit to Fort York. It is run out of a space within the St. Martin-in-the-Fields church, just north of High Park and in the heart of one of the city’s most varied urban communities. The location, in any way you care to look at it, has a lot to offer. There are private green spaces and a wealth of indoor activity space, all of it providing a welcome break from the bustle of the city. Each day at camp includes crafts and drawing, and stimulation with music and dance. The course of each day includes all of that, from running games in the park, to sitting quietly to record the day’s events in a journal.
Three Things: Toronto Kidz
Hear the three things that Our Kids’ editors see when they look at Toronto Kidz
My son had a blast at this camp...
My son had a blast at this camp. He came home everyday feeling happy with a wonderful craft to share and tell us about. (He's usually very close-lipped about his days so this was a welcome surprise!) Brigitte and her staff... Show More
Toronto Kidz is our favourite by far!
We’ve tried six different day camps in the High Park area and Toronto Kidz is our favourite by far! The staff are so patient, kind, and engaged. The activities and outings are fun, safe, and educational. I highly recomme... Show More
our 5 year olds favorite!
Amazing camp, Roncesvalles location is great! Between Artscape, YMCA, Parks & rec - this is our & our 5 year olds favorite!
The director has been extremely accommodating and informative.
Second week in and so far so good. The director has been extremely accommodating and informative. The days are very structured but not rigid and they do have flexibility depending on weather and children’s mood. They h... Show More
Excellent staff!
Excellent staff ! My son loved it and wants to go back!
We highly recommend Toronto Kidz
We have had a wonderful time with Toronto Kidz through their in-person summer camps and their weeknight virtual art workshops. Last summer our daughter Vivienne loved the weekly themed camps, and thrived in the environment... Show More
First year, but definitely not the last!
This was our first year with Toronto Kidz Camp, but it definitely won’t be our last! Our 4.5 year old has LOVED every week he’s spent here, especially all of the amazing field trips and themed crafts. He’s also spoke... Show More
Had a blast!
This was my son first time attending camp and he had a blast. Brigitte has created a camp which is well organized, filled with fun daily educational activities , crafts and weekly theme field trips. Everyone at the camp i... Show More
Very well organized
Toronto Kidz is very well organized and it was great that they are so communicative (they posted a daily schedule onsite and made available an online parent guide). My child loved the camps. The activities were fun and the... Show More
Best experience
Best experience for my kid. I was a bit skeptical first but just 2 days into this summer camp and my kid became so fond of it. A big thank you to all the teachers of this camp from the bottom of a MOM’s heart ❤️ for ... Show More
By a landslide the best camp
I absolutely love this camp! My son has been to several other camps in Toronto over the years and this is by a landslide the best camp/program my child has ever attended. Wonderful field trips, daily fun filled activities ... Show More
Couldn't be happier
This is such an impressive camp. Brigitte and her team are top notch. My son absolutely loved his experience this summer, and would bounce out the door each morning eager to start his day. The well organized field trips. T... Show More
Absolutely LOVED this summer camp last year
“Absolutely LOVED this summer camp last year and so did my son! I'm keeping my fingers crossed that my daughter is going to be able to experience it as well this summer. Brigitte and her team are simply spectacular. They... Show More
My girls had an amazing time
"... I wanted to thank you and your staff. My girls had an amazing time. They were very nervous about starting the week and knowing no one. By the end of the first day they were asking if they could come back next Summer a... Show More
my son told me he LOVES Toronto Kidz
“I just wanted to share that my son told me he LOVES Toronto Kidz camp, after his first day today. He says it’s the best camp he’s been to so far…Sending a quick note to say thank you for all that you and your team... Show More
We are passionate about the urban family life in Toronto and raising kids in this versatile city. We believe that living here offers children the opportunity to grow into independent, open minded and global citizens. With TORONTO KIDZ we want to offer families in Toronto children services that are accessible, affordable and a lot of fun! Our summer camp is the first one of many services that we’ll offer to support busy families in Toronto.
Brigitte, the Camp Director has always been passionate about kids and how to raise a caring child who goes through life seeing its endless possibilities. Working in the travel industry with Youth trips and lately for WE, a charity that empowers youth to change the world, she has witnessed how interested and caring the next generation is. With TORONTO KIDZ, she hopes to contribute to raising the next generation in a meaningful way.
We hire professional teachers as Location Managers at each camp location thus there is always a professional responsible for it. We also have a Program Coordinator at each location to make sure the quality of the programming is fulfill. We have two camp counsellors per group of up to 12 campers. One of them is over the age of 18, usually a university or college student, supported by a junior counsellor who is 16 years old or older. Additionally, there are Camp Directors who work together with the Location Managers to make sure everything runs smoothly.
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Is Toronto Kidz technology free? Yes. Cell phones, smart watches and tablets are not allowed at our camp
“It’s such a great city for kids,” says Brigitte Gallegos, founder and director of Toronto Kidz Summer Camp. Certainly, she created the camp for precisely that reason: to make the most of what the city has to offer. She wanted to allow kids to explore areas of their city, “to let them see that there are so many possibilities, so many things that they can explore and do.”
The programs—a series of weekly day camp sessions offered throughout the summer months—have been designed to access those possibilities. Each session is built around a specific theme, and the entire city is a programming resource: Pirates Week includes a cruise around Centre Island; Animals and Nature Week includes a trip to High Park Nature Centre; Pokémon Week includes a visit to Fort York.
Finding a balance
It’s as much about getting out and seeing the world as it is about making connections between communities, ideas, and people. Gallegos comes to all of that honestly, having worked as a travel director for adult and youth groups, most recently as part of the Me To We staff.
Toronto Kidz is run out of a space within the St. Martin-in-the-Fields church, just north of High Park and in the heart of one of the city’s most varied urban communities. The location, in any way you care to look at it, has a lot to offer. There are private green spaces and a wealth of indoor activity space, all of it providing a welcome break from the bustle of the city.
Though, of course, the bustle is good too. “We know how great urban life can be for families.” For Gallegos, it’s about finding the right balance. “There’s a balance between being active outdoors and indoors,” as well as that between fine and gross motor skills. Each day at camp includes crafts and drawing, and stimulation with music and dance. The course of each day includes all of that, from running games in the park, to sitting quietly to record the day’s events in a journal.
In all, each day at Toronto Kidz is a pretty good day. Learning, growing, and building on personal strengths. “I like the way that children explore the world,” says Gallegos, “and I want to help them do that. It’s so nice to see kids be passionate about something.” She’s right of course. It really is.
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