March Break Day Camp

About this Program:

Program
Age 4 - 13 (Coed)
Specialized in Nature/Environment and Education (multi), offers 12 activities
2 session dates to choose from
Cost starting from $460
Busing not available
Special needs support available

Contact:

1095 Redkenn Rd, Haliburton County,, Ontario, K0M 1S0

March Break is a time of discovery as winter gives way to spring. At the Pine Project’s March Break Day Camp, children ages 4–13 explore Toronto’s parks and ravines, follow their curiosity, and make friends through a week of outdoor learning and play.

Each day unfolds a little differently, shaped by campers’ interests and what nature offers. Wildlife tracks in snow or mud might lead to a wandering adventure, while returning birds spark questions about the changing season. Activities may include shelter-building, forest games, creating with natural materials, storytelling, and practising wilderness skills.

Our experienced mentors support children in small groups, encouraging them to try new things, solve problems together, and grow more confident outdoors. Through shared discoveries and challenges, campers build practical skills, a sense of belonging, and meaningful connections with nature and one another.

Camp runs 100% outdoors, in all weather, at Stan Wadlow Park in Toronto’s East End and King’s Mill Park in the West End. Join us for a week of fresh air, friendship, and discoveries that keep curiosity growing beyond March Break.

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Character Development: This program helps build the following traits

Curiosity: Animal tracks, returning birds, and signs of spring spark questions and discoveries. Mentors follow campers’ interests, encouraging them to look closely, investigate, and explore their own ideas through hands-on experiences.
Resilience: Building a shelter, adapting to changing weather, or trying an unfamiliar skill gives campers opportunities to work through challenges. With caring mentors beside them, children practise trying again, solving problems, and growing more confident in their abilities.

Session Dates and Rates:

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Mar 15 - 19, 2027 East York, Toronto, ON 373 Cedarvale Avenue 09:00 - 15:30 S M T W T F S $460	2027-03-15	460
Mar 15 - 19, 2027 Bloor West Village, Toronto, ON 21 Old Mill Road 09:00 - 15:30 S M T W T F S $460	2027-03-15	460

Special Needs Support: This program is able to accomodate a few campers with special needs

Mild Support Specialized programming

ADD/ADHD

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Diabetes

Down Syndrome

Dyslexia

Hearing loss

Intellectual disability

Physical Disability

Tourettes Syndrome

Troubled Teens

Vision loss

Mild Support Specialized programming

Activities:

Recreational Instructional Intense or Competitive

Arts & Crafts

Hiking

Leadership Training

Mindfulness Training

Nature/Environment

Storytelling

Strength and Conditioning

Survival skills

Theatre Arts

Wilderness Skills

Woodworking

Zoology

Recreational Instructional Intense or Competitive

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Explore, play & grow outside this March.
Build outdoor skills, make friends, and follow your curiosity with caring mentors in Toronto’s parks and ravines.

Contact & Location:

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