Winnipeg camps

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Find kids’ camps in Winnipeg, MB, listed here. These include camps serving neighbourhoods like Charleswood, Corydon, Fort Gary, Fort Whyte, Osborne Village, St. Boniface, St. James, Transcona, and the West and North Ends of the city. Below the listings, parents and kids can learn more about choosing a camp. Read more

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Winnipeg kids' camps and programs

	Info	Cost	Ages	Relevance	Locations
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. Winnipeg Sport: Hockey Ages 4 to 18 (Coed) Day Camp, Program, Virtual Program from $120	daycampprogramclassvirtualprogramcoed	120	4-18	1	WinnipegManitoba
Prep Academy Tutors Tutoring services for all subjects in-home & online for elementary, high school and university courses. We offer remedial programs. Certified teachers deliver lessons that focus on each child's learning style. Winnipeg Education: Academic/Tutoring (multi) Ages 4 to 20 (Coed) Program, Virtual Program from $65	programclassvirtualprogramcoed	65	4-20	2	WinnipegManitoba
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. Winnipeg Sport: Cycling Ages 2 to 12 (Coed) Day Camp, Program from $199	daycampprogramclasscoed	199	2-12	3	WinnipegManitoba
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. Winnipeg Sport: Soccer Ages 5 to 13 (Coed) Day Camp from $154	daycampcoed	154	5-13	4	WinnipegManitoba
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! Winnipeg Sport: Basketball Ages 10 to 17 ( Boys, Girls, Coed) Day Camp, Program from $305	daycampprogramclassallboysallgirlscoed	305	10-17	5	WinnipegManitoba
InterVarsity Pioneer Camp Manitoba Come and explore the wilderness under trained staff who will guide you into amazing adventures and outdoor experiences. You will learn life skills, build friendships, and have tons of outdoor fun! Shoal Lake Traditional (multi activity) Ages 6 to 17 ( Boys, Girls, Coed) Overnight Camp from $200	overnightcampallboysallgirlscoed	200	6-17	6	Shoal LakeManitoba

Choosing a camp in Winnipeg

Overnight camps and day camps in Winnipeg are both great ways for children to have fun and make new friends, each with its own advantages.

Overnight camps are typically longer in duration, usually lasting a week but sometimes a few. longer. Campers typically stay in cabins or tents and participate and the camp schedule is filled with activities like swimming, hiking, arts and crafts, and... more swimming! Away from parents, kids develop character traits like independence and accountability, as well as more personal traits like empathy. It’s an immersive experience that creates both memories and friendships that can last a lifetime.

Winnipeg day camps are shorter in duration, some being only half days, most of them restricted to one week sessions. Day camps may be traditional but many of them focus on an activity such as soccer or other sports, or education subjects like STEM, robotics, science, etc. Day camps are a great way for children to have fun and make new friends, but they don’t provide the same level of independence and bonding that overnight camps do.

Overnight camps are also more costly, of course, with the cost covering lodging, facilities, and meals.

Questions to help you choose a camp

When choosing a Winnipeg kids’ camp, start with a list of your wants and needs, both yours and your child’s. Here are some prompts:

How long are you willing to commit?
What activities does my child excel in?
What is my child curious about?
What would be a good challenge for them?
How far am I willing to travel to attend the camp?

Once you have a few contenders in your selection process, approach camps, armed with questions such as these suggested below:

Are ages mixed or separated?
What is the camp’s learning style?
How experienced are counselors or teachers?
How do leaders deal with bad behaviour? Can they provide a recent example?
Can you provide a sample daily itinerary? How much time is spent on the activities that most interest my child?
Are snacks or meals provided? Do you accommodate all dietary restrictions?

Read recommendations and testimonials from others and as you do so, consider which of them most resonate with you.