Which summer camps are available for your kids in the Toronto area?
We've narrowed your search down to a list of great local programs. Whether your kids are into sports, tech, arts, or simply, a having good time with friends, you're sure to find the perfect camp for your child from this list of Toronto camp programs. Take a look at some of our 2022 summer camp picks for children in Toronto:
Camp SLI
Description: Sidney Ledson Institute is excited to offer campers (preschool – Gr 6) the best of traditional and innovative learning experiences, with flexibility in program format to prioritize health-safety.
Camp Director: Rumina Shivji
Code-it Hacks Kids
We offer cutting edge technology training that in our camps that goes beyond simple coding.
Description: The camps are inquiry based and students do field research visit tech companies and learn new coding and robotics skill towards solving a real life problem. This year's camps features virtual reality, artificial intelligence, coding drones, entrepreneur camps, 3D printing, game elopement with ROBLOX, Unity and much more. We want youth and teens to understand the changing landscape of technology and that the more exposure they have with hands on technologies the better equipped they are to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Camp Director: Shirin Merchant
UTS Camps
Experience Innovation @ UTS is offering families a roster of online camps to choose from this summer!
Description: Each program will deliver half day sessions (variable times) to engage and inspire learning in new and challenging areas.
Camp Director: Kara Lysne-Paris
UCC Camps
Ages: UCC Summer Day Camps will be celebrating its 44th year of outstanding summer camps for children aged 4 to 16 in 2022.
Description: The camps strive to offer young people exciting learning opportunities in a variety of disciplines. We concentrate on participation, cooperation and fun.
Camp Director: Marnie Peters
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CampTO
CampTO is a creative camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto.
Description: Children ages four to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more.
The STEAM Project
Description: The STEAM Project believes children deserve exciting, hands-on experiences that prepare them for a successful and rewarding future!
