Algonquin Park summer camps permit kids to interact with nature and each other, inside the largest provincial park in Canada. It's hard to imagine a more idyllic, ideal location to spend summer camp. Algonquin is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, along with an amazing selection of wildlife, ranging from wolves to bears to moose. Read more
These Algonquin Park camps have offered programming in the past but have not yet confirmed with Our Kids for this year.
Algonquin Park (View map) Historic all boy's camp est. 1914 in Algonquin Park. Focus on wilderness canoe trips with excellent in-camp program as well. Exceptional 1:2 staff to camper ratio. Positive, tech-free culture for boys.
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Algonquin Park (View map) Canada's oldest summer camp for girls (age 7-16) located inside Algonquin Provincial Park provides a home in the wilderness each summer for girls to explore nature, form lasting friendships, and discover their strengths.
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Algonquin Park; Cambridge; Guelph; Kitchener; Stoney Creek (View map) We inspire young people to explore and connect with nature through photography. At our day camps campers will learn the technical skills to shoot and edit great photos while also exploring nature in a safe environment.
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Algonquin Park (View map) This all girls summer camp located on its own lake in Algonquin Park offers a variety of activities, and specialty programs for canoe tripping, mini camp and kindercamp & family camp! We offer a safe & fun adventure!
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Algonquin Park (View map) A family-run co-ed summer camp in the heart of Algonquin Park where kids escape the screens and stress of city life and have the times of their lives while learning activity and life skills and making lifelong friends.
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An Algonquin Park summer camp offers your son or daughter all the usual summer activities you can imagine, including swimming, canoeing, hiking, campfires and more. Inside Algonquin Park, there are summer camps for boys only and girls only, as well as coed camps. A number of summer camps in Algonquin also offer wilderness trips.
Of course, being in Algonquin park, does not mean that you can't have some typical urban fun. Some non-wilderness activities kids can participate in would include theatre arts, soccer and baseball. Check out our list of summer camps to learn more about the experience each camp offers, in exposing and immersing your children in this amazing wilderness environment.
Choosing a summer camp in the Algonquin Park area by just looking at websites can be difficult. That's why Our Kids hosts the annual Our Kids Camp Expo every February in Toronto. Attend and meet with camp staff and directors from 50+ different programs so that you can choose a camp your child will LOVE.
Algonquin Park is a world renowned natural sanctuary where moose lounge in shallow ponds munching on water lilies, loons chortle and call, and wolves howl at the moon. Canoeing or summer camping in Algonquin Park is a quintessential Ontario kids' experience that every child should experience at least once. The wilderness of Algonquin is a place where people discover things about themselves and their world that they could not discover anywhere else.
Algonquin park summer camps offer a singular experience that we cannot encourage strongly enough. Kids who experience Algonquin Park together will be certain to create memories to last a lifetime. In addition to all the fun they will have, they will learn a wealth of information about nature, ecology and the wilderness.
How many Algonquin Park summer camps are there?
There are 5 Algonquin Park summer camps that are Our Kids trusted members. Use the filters to narrow options by age or type, then click on each organization to read reviews, browse program schedules, and access registration details.
What are the fees to attend Algonquin Park summer camps?
Fees for Algonquin Park summer camps range from $250 to $6,600 per program (program types and lengths vary). Use the filters here to narrow programs by age and type.
What age do Algonquin Park summer camps start at?
There are programs available for children aged 4 through 18.
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