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YMCA Camp Queen Elizabeth: Parent Interview with Alex LyttleWatch our Parent interview with Alex Lyttle to hear firsthand what children experience and how they grow at YMCA Camp Queen Elizabeth. Watch interview |
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Facebook review (parent)CQE was great! My son thought CQE was great! He says the food was good (and he is a picky eater), and he loved all of the activities. He went to camp with a couple of friends from school, and he made many new friends too. He went for 1 week this year and wants to go for 2 weeks next summer. He rates it as a 10/10 or maybe eve... Show More |
CQE Parent (parent)CQE Review My daughter LOVED CQE!! She has attended 2 other summer camps and has never had such a strong positive reaction about her camp experiences. I wish we would have started her at CQE sooner! |
CQE Parent (parent)CQE Review My daughter had an amazing time , this was her second summer and she wants to go even longer next year- she had such a positive experience- her self esteem has grown with confidence! Thank you! |

The YMCA camps have long set a standard, ever since Taylor Statten joined the Y in 1906 and really inaugurated a new era in camping programs. While Camp Queen Elizabeth and Camp Henry may not share the vintage, they nevertheless express the ideal, namely providing opportunities for young people to work and grow together through the lens of some core values: mutual respect, responsibility, honesty, and empathy. Camps Henry and Queen Elizabeth add location to the mix—Henry is within Point Pelee National Park on Lake Erie, and Queen Elizabeth is on Beausoleil Island in Georgian Bay Islands National Park. As such, both offer unique opportunities to experience aspects of Canada’s natural heritage. The sites are pristine, in keeping with the context. Some shorter sessions offer younger campers to get their sleepaway feet wet, adding a nice dimension to the programming.
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