DAY CAMP

PHILOSOPHY

Outdoors for All Day Camps provide an active camp environment for children with and without disabilities ages 5 – 21. Our camp strives to build each camper’s social development, self-confidence and fine and gross motor skills by accommodating the needs of each camper. Camps are designed to provide a welcoming, fun and nurturing environment; activities are structured as “challenge by choice”, allowing for a wide variety of abilities, fitness and fun!

Day Camp operate during the summer months, winter and holiday breaks and spring breaks. See our guide for exact dates.

CAMPS

Outdoor recreation activities such as cycling, swimming, hiking, kayaking and rock climbing are the core of Outdoors for All Day Camps. On top of our core activities, we also take trips to local zoos, parks, aquariums and other fun-filled community excursions. During each session campers will enjoy the wonders of outdoor recreation, make new friends and take part in new and exciting experiences. Day Campers will need to bring their own lunch/snacks, water and dress appropriately for the specific activity and weather.

Outdoors for All operates 22 different weekday camp sessions over the summer school holiday generally between the hours of 9am and 3pm (occasional activities may require an earlier start due to travel). You can sign up for as many camps as your heart desires! Come to one or come all summer long. To sign up for camps, pick the sessions you are interested in and check them off on the registration form. Also make sure to choose your transportation preferences (pick-up/drop-off locations).

For more information on our Day Camps or to register, please download a DAY CAMP BROCHURE.