Manitoba has lots of summer camp options for kids, including in Winnipeg, Churchill, and Brandon. Many of these camps are members of the Manitoba Camping Association (MCA). Read more
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STEM Camp
STEM Camp is a weekly summer day camp at more than 50 locations across Canada where youth aged 5-13 engage in fun and amazing activities in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. 519-475-6600. stemcamp.ca Brandon; Winnipeg
Science (multi)
from $215/week
sessions & dates
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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)
from $225/session
sessions & dates
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InterVarsity Circle Square Ranch Spruce Woods
Exciting adventures come to life with action-packed fun for ages 6-18. Located south of Austin, MB, Circle Square features horsemanship and numerous activity options. Fun memories and new friendships are waiting for you! Austin
Traditional (multi activity)
from $330/week
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Manitoba camps are offered for children of all ages, from toddler to teenager. These camps don’t just take place in the summer. They’re also offered in the winter, during March and winter break, after school, on PA days, and in the evenings.
These camps offer a variety of different programs and activities. For instance, in a traditional camp, your child will be able to participate in lots of different activities, which may include swimming, tennis, waterskiing, gymnastics, rugby, cricket, arts and crafts, and wilderness exploration. In a specialty camp, on the other hand, your child will receive intensive training and instruction in one or more skills, such as music, dance, debate, baseball, or French.
With so many options to choose from, you should be able to find the right camp for your child. Ideally, try to find a camp that offers programs your child’s interested in. You should also look for a camp that’s suited to your child’s temperament and abilities. Here are some other factors to consider in searching for the right fit for your child:
Above, find several camps in Manitoba. Click on a link to learn more about a camp and connect with its administrators directly.
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