Camps

Adventure Camp | Ages 6-12

Adventure Camp is an outdoor experience filled with activities, crafts, and games. It's offered: 

• weekly from July 7 to August 22, 2025 (August 5-8 is a 4-day camp week due to the statutory holiday)
• at Centennial Park at 2870 7th Line

This camp will use the Centennial Pavilion as "home base".

Camp Innisfil | Ages 6-12

Camp Innisfil is a combination of indoor and outdoor activities, with daily activities, crafts and games based on a new theme each week. It's offered:

• weekly from July 7 to August 29, 2025 (August 5-8 is a 4-day camp week due to the statutory holiday) 

• at the Stroud Innisfil Community Centre at 7883 Yonge St.

Innisfil Discovery Camp | Ages 4-5

Innisfil Discovery Camp is a combination of indoor and outdoor activities, with daily activities, crafts and games based on a new theme each week. It's offered:

• weekly from July 7 to August 29, 2025 (August 5-8 is a 4-day camp week due to the statutory holiday) 

• at the Stroud Innisfil Community Centre at 7883 Yonge St.

Participants must be 4 years of age by the first day of camp. This program works well with children who have not yet participated in any structured preschool program.

Cookstown Camp | Ages 6-12

Cookstown Camp is a combination of indoor and outdoor experiences, filled with activities, crafts, and memorable moments. It's offered:

• two separate weeks: July 21-25, 2025 and August 18-22, 2025
• at the Cookstown Community Hall & Library at 20 Church St. 

Teen Leadership Camps

Do you have a teen at home looking to build their resume or gain leadership skills? We offer three-day Leader in Training (ages 13-15) and Counsellor in Training (ages 14-17) camps at the Stroud Innisfil Community Centre from July 2-4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $114 for residents or $136 for non-residents. 

Art & Inventors' Lab - July 28 to 31 

A week of creativity and curiosity! Youth will explore art, design, and invention through hands-on projects, creative challenges, and group activities. We'll also take a fun and inspiring trip to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) to check out exhibits that spark the imagination. Perfect for youth who love to build, create, and think outside the box!

• Location: Cookstown Community Hall, 20 Church St.
• Cost: $370

Cooking Adventures - August 5 to 7 

Get ready to chop, mix, and taste your way through a week full of delicious fun! Youth will learn kitchen basics and try out new recipes. From sweet treats to savoury snacks, each day will bring hands-on cooking activities and creative food challenges. No experience needed. This cooking program is gluten-free friendly.

• Location: Churchill Banquet Hall, 6322 Yonge St. 
• Cost: $295

Summer 2025 camp details

The Thursday before camp week, families enrolled in camp will receive a welcome email with forms that must be filled in for the start of camp and other important information.

Please ensure the email address on each child's profile under your ActiveNet account are up to date to receive the camp communications.

If you did not receive the welcome email, please review the Summer Camp Welcome Guide and Monday forms to prepare for your child’s upcoming camp week. The Weekly Camp Newsletter and pizza form will be provided to you by staff on the first day of camp. 

Camp hours

Camp runs weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Drop off is between 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. Pick up is between 4 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. If you arrive late for pick up, you will be charged an additional $10 for every 15 minutes that you are late. 

Camp fees

The fee for camp is $189 for Innisfil residents and $227 for non-residents for five days per week. Four-day weeks due to the statutory holidays are $151 for Innisfil residents and $181 for non-residents.

Safe arrival program

On the first day of camp, each participant will require a parent or guardian to complete Camper Information forms. Campers are signed in and out of camp during drop off and pick up. Only those adults listed in our registration system will be permitted to pick up and drop off campers. Please notify the camp supervisor of any changes in your child’s pick up routine.

If your child is not attending camp for any reason, please call 705-436-3710 Ext. 4314 before 9:30 a.m. to inform camp leaders. Camp leaders will call home on a daily basis to confirm absenteeism.

Medication

Campers requiring medication at camp must have a signed Medication Release Form on site with both parental and camp supervisor approval. Medication must be stored in original containers only and camp supervisors will keep medication.

Water bottles and sunscreen

Each staff member and camper must bring their own individual water bottle and sunscreen, clearly marked with their name. Campers will need to apply their own sunscreen to maintain appropriate physical distancing.

Behaviour guidelines

Camp staff strive to maintain an atmosphere of mutual caring, respect, and understanding throughout the camp day. Proper participation and conduct by your child is expected and includes the following rules:

• Always stay with the camp group
• Respect others' feelings and property
• Cooperate with each other
• Lister to group elders
• No physical contact
• Use appropriate language

The following behaviour guidelines apply to all participants in all recreation programs:

1. Disruptive behaviour will be handled in a timely, fair, and consistent manner using progressive behaviour management strategies.

2. A verbal warning will be given to the child.

3. If improper actions continue, Site Supervisors have the right to separate the camper from the rest of the group or contact the parents to come and pick up the child.

4. The Site Supervisors also reserve the right to ask that the child not return to camp if their actions are consistently putting themselves and other campers in an unsafe environment. The child may be asked to miss a day of camp and could possibly be asked to leave the camp during the day, which would mean that an adult would have to be available to pick up the child.

Financial assistance

We offer a Fee Assistance in Recreation (FAIR) program to help remove financial barriers to participation in recreation programs. If you need financial assistance, check out our FAIR program.

Our staff

We carefully select our camp staff based on their past experience, skills, enthusiasm and the ability to work with children. All camp staff have certificates in:

• Standard First Aid and CPR

• HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy Child Development

• Emergency procedures and safety

• Program planning