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Camps in Haliburton

	Info	Cost	Ages	Relevance	Locations
Camp Eden Woods Welcome to CEW in the Haliburton Highlands, Ontario. Our traditional co-ed camp offers a small and intimate overnight camp experience. Rediscover authentic camp spirit where everyone knows your name. Southern Haliburton County Traditional (multi activity) Ages 7 to 17 (Coed) Overnight Camp from $1,345	overnightcampcoed	1345	7-17	1	Southern Haliburton CountyOntario
YMCA Wanakita A co-ed camp offering Overnight Kids Camp, Day Camp and year-round Family Camps. We offer leadership development, a wide range of activities, tripping, a sense of belonging and fun. Come have the time of your life! Haliburton Highlands Traditional (multi activity) Ages 7 to 16 (Coed) Day Camp, Overnight Camp, Virtual Program from $940	daycampovernightcampvirtualprogramcoed	940	7-16	2	Haliburton HighlandsOntario
Onondaga Camp For more than 100 years Onondaga Camp has provided an inclusive environment where young people can play, explore, achieve and grow. Offering over 30 different activities, there is something for everyone! Minden Traditional (multi activity) Ages 6 to 16 (Coed) Overnight Camp from $2,000	overnightcampcoed	2000	6-16	3	MindenOntario
Kilcoo Camp Kilcoo is one of the foremost traditional private summer camps for boys in North America, founded in 1932, on the shores of Gull Lake in beautiful Haliburton county. Moore Park, Toronto; Minden Traditional (multi activity) Ages 8 to 15 ( Boys) Overnight Camp from $3,625	overnightcampallboys	3625	8-15	4	Moore Park, TorontoMindenOntarioMidtown
Medeba Summer Camp Medeba Summer Camp is an overnight camp that uses adventure and community to provide the best week of your child's summer! We provide a full range of traditional and extensive adventure activities to choose from. Haliburton Traditional (multi activity) Ages 6 to 16 (Coed) Day Camp, Overnight Camp from $405	daycampovernightcampcoed	405	6-16	5	HaliburtonOntario
Kandalore Kandalore is one of the finest overnight camps in Canada, providing the best of both canoe tripping and in-camp activities. For over 75 years, Kandalore has given campers the chance to get to know and be themselves. Leslieville, Toronto; Minden Traditional (multi activity) Ages 6 to 16 (Coed) Overnight Camp, Virtual Program from $3,595	overnightcampvirtualprogramcoed	3595	6-16	6	Leslieville, TorontoMindenOntarioEast-End
The Pine Project Ontario's leading nature connection organization, offering year-round outdoor education programs for children and youth. Time in nature makes kids happier and healthier. Join us to learn, play and grow in nature! Bloor West Village, Toronto; East York, Toronto; Haliburton Adventure (multi) Ages 7 to 16 (Coed) Day Camp, Overnight Camp, Program from $1,215	daycampovernightcampprogramclasscoed	1215	7-16	7	Bloor West Village, TorontoEast York, TorontoHaliburtonOntarioEast-York, West-End
Cedar Ridge Camp Cedar Ridge Camp is a place where campers have the opportunity to get outside, develop friendships, and build confidence. Bancroft Traditional (multi activity) Ages 6 to 16 (Coed) Overnight Camp from $1,325	overnightcampcoed	1325	6-16	8	BancroftOntario
Camp Can-Aqua A traditional camp with diverse programming & exceptional instruction, we believe in teaching kids compromise, patience & empathy. Through thoughtful & individualized programming, our campers thrive here. Haliburton Highlands; Oakville; Ottawa Traditional (multi activity) Ages 5 to 17 (Coed) Overnight Camp, Virtual Program from $2,950	overnightcampvirtualprogramcoed	2950	5-17	9	Haliburton HighlandsOakvilleOttawaOntario

Activities in Haliburton summer camps

Haliburton is a popular provincial destination for overnight camps, with kids coming from cities like Ottawa, Toronto, and as far as London and Sarnia. Activities at these camps are similar to many overnight camps, including everything from soccer and ziplining to performing arts and arts and crafts. While there are also day camps and March Break camps in the area, it’s a great place to also find winter break camps.

Other camps nearby

Haliburton is kind of a gateway to the north for kids from the GTA and southern Ontario. Other popular areas for overnight experiences include summer camps in Algonquin Park, camps in the Muskoka Region, and camps in Ottawa Region.

Costs of Haliburton camps

Camps in the area vary widely in relation to what you are looking for. Day camps start at $150 per week but specialized camps will cost in the range of $400 or higher. Overnight camps are a heavier investment, of course – they usually start around $1000 per week – but you get what you pay for. They’re an investment in kids’ future, their maturation, and personal development.

Finding the best Haliburton camp for your family

Families in the Greater Toronto Area who are looking for a great overnight camp in Haliburton or anywhere else need to attend Our Kids’ annual Toronto Summer Camp Expo held in February. This gives you a jump on planning your summer and ample time to consider options. At the expo, you can meet with many camps all in one day, talking to camp leaders and campers, and getting answers to questions about camps’ values, expectations, activities, and much more.

Before going to the expo, read our list of summer camp advice. Here are helpful hints that will prepare you for the expo and help you find the best camp for your family.:

Be sure to include your child in the decision process as much as possible. Dig deep into any reservations they have, make sure you really understand what would excite them about camps, and think about your own needs in that context. Share your own wishes and expectations with them, but be flexible.
When you talk to camp directors, ask about staffing, safety, and bullying. Gauge their expertise and experience with helping kids reach their full potential. After talking to a few different camps, bear in mind your children’s comfort level with and enthusiasm for each option. It’s important to find a balance between their needs and the real value of camp.
Beginning early gives you ample time to make the best decision. You will also have time to set aside money for fees and possibly take advantage of camp scholarships.