Inside Camps

Sports Camp

From mountain bikes to sailboats to basketballs and volleyballs, it's all at summer camp. This is why www.ourkids.net sports camps are the best choice for athletes of all skill levels. Confidence building in sports and in life.

"Sport is the vehicle to becoming a better human being, and having that self-confidence and self-assurance for life."

Overnight Camps

Overnight summer camps create some of the best life-long memories for campers. Even first-time campers avoid homesickness when they're hanging with their new friends at sleep-away camp. Some of the www.ourkids.net camps and campers show you what it's like to be away from their families. at a home away from home.

Day Camps

In a city or rural setting, day camps offer a camping experience closer to home, where the campers arrive and leave like a school day, but the entire focus is fun, and more fun.

Special Needs

"We focus a lot on their abilities, leaving aside their disabilities."

Every kid, regardless of challenges or special needs, can enjoy and benefit from summer camp.

Camp Safety

Camps live by this mantra: If it's not safe, don't do it.

Parents can be assured that campers' safety is the director's first priority, says Catherine Ross, communications officer with the Canadian Camping Association and former president of the Society of Camp Directors.

The Benefits of Camp

Every kid deserves to go to camp. See what www.ourkids.net camps say about the camping experience.

Camp Alumni

David Marshak, Camp White Pine alumnus     more

Steve Paikin, Camp Mazinaw, Camp Wahanowin, Camp Kandalore alumnus more

Erin Shields, Glen Bernard Camp alumnus     more

Hamish van der Ven, Evans Lake Summer Camp alumnus     more

Gavin Horner, Camp Wabikon alumnus     more

Cedar Swan, YMCA Camp Pine Crest, YWCA Camp Tapawingo alumnus     more

James Raffan, Camp Kandalore alumnus     more

Camp Expo

2011 Camp Expo Highlights

2012 Camp Expo Highlights