Toronto and GTA kids can choose from a number of day camps that have their athleticism in mind — offering martial arts, tennis, soccer, gymnastics, and so much more.
Junior golfers ages 6 to 14 can improve their game and have fun this summer at Toronto Golf Lesson's Junior Golf Camps held at Humber Valley Golf Course.
The STEAM Project gives campers with big imaginations the opportunity to think like scientists, artists, and engineers. It's the camp you wish existed when you were a kid!
Let your kids take a swing at a cool baseball camp this summer, right here in the GTA. Young athletes will love playing their favourite pastime at these fun venues.
The ultimate camp experience at TAC Sports allows kids to customize their own camp weeks with a wide range of activities. Mix and match from Sports, Technology and the Arts.
Camp at Brick Works helps build minds, curiosity, and confident students. Some of this year's themes include: Harry Potter Fan Camp, 3D Printing and Design, Fortnite Builder.
Whether your child loves sports, drawing, robotics, cooking or theatre, there's a camp option in the city – and a bit beyond. Plan the perfect summer adventure!
Whether your child is Francophone, in French Immersion, or has no French experience, Camp Tournesol has a day camp or an overnight experience for them.
Camps for children ages 5-13, emphasize self-expression and allow young artists to discover and play while exploring the AGO's galleries and collections. Summer registration now open!
Join artists Natalie Ferguson and Toby Gillies in an immersive art installation and family artmaking experience. Secret Ingredient will bring people together by way of one thing we all share: a love of food.
Whether your kids wants to spend March Break in the arts or honing sports skills, or if they are obsessed with all things STEM, the Greater Toronto Area seemingly has a camp for every interest.
Nike Sports Camps Winter Break Camp offers full day and half day sports instruction in tennis, soccer, basketball and more! Available for kids aged 4 to 14 years old.
Young people can come together and intellectually clash, out in the open on topics to do with justice, international conflicts, or the ethics of certain industrial practices.
