Summer Camp

Summer Camp 2025

Day camps for kids ages 4-12


Dive into a summer of excitement and exploration at St. Alban's Summer Camp! Your child will experience a variety of engaging activities, including outdoor adventures, imaginative games, and creative arts and crafts. Our skilled and experienced staff team nurtures a cooperative atmosphere that encourages children to challenge themselves, cultivate curiosity, and embrace new discoveries. Every day is an adventure that fosters social skills, creativity, and imagination.


Our camp sessions consist of four 2-week sessions starting June 30 and one 1-week session at the end of the season. 


Enroll your child for a summer filled with cherished moments, new skills and time with friends!



Online registration will open on February 3 at 10:00am. 


Specialty Camps

St. Alban's offers an incredible selection of specialty camps! These camps offer the perfect opportunity for campers to dive deeper into their passions and explore new interests. Our diverse range of options ensures that every camper can find a camp tailored to their unique tastes.


This summer, we're thrilled to present an array of specialty camps including:


Sports Camps: Hone your athletic skills and build teamwork in a range of sports.

Junior Mad Science Camp: Experiment, explore, and discover the fascinating world of science.

Junior Explorers Nature Camp: Discover the wonders of the natural world through hands-on exploration.

Photography Camp: Capture the world through the lens of a camera.

Robotics LEGO Camp: Combine the fun of LEGO with the excitement of robotics.

Art Attack Camp: Unleash your inner artist and create masterpieces in a variety of mediums.

Beat Lab (Music): Create your own music and discover the world of sound.

Musical Theatre Camp: Take the stage and develop your acting, singing, and dancing skills.

Fashion Camp: Develop your fashion sense and design your own unique creations.

Gaming Camp: Explore, design, and create games across board, digital, escape room, and virtual reality platforms.



Online registration will open February 3 at 10:00am


Program Details

Date and Time

Camp starts June 30 2025
Camp Day: 9:00am-5:00pm 
Morning care from 8:00-9:00am is available for an extra fee.

Cost

$370-385/2-week session

For more information.

Kassandra Crooks
Children's Program Coordinator

416-534-8461 ext 223

kassandra@stalbansclub.ca

Sade Drummond
Children's Satellite Program Coordinator

416-534-8461

sade@stalbansclub.ca

Registration opens February 3 at 10:00am.

Welcome to camp!

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

  • What time do I drop off my child?

    Drop off time istarts at 9:00am.   Early drop off at 8:00 is available for an additional fee. 

  • What time do I pick up my child?

    Children must be picked up by 5:00pm. 

    Come in to check the schedule to see where your child's group is. 

  • What if I am late to pick up my child?

    Camp closes at 5:00pm. If you arrive after 5:00pm, you will be charged $1 per minute. Please call the front desk or one of the camp supervisors (Kassandra or Sade) if you know you are going to be late.

  • What if I need to make changes to my child’s camp schedule?

    Cancellations must be within one week of the beginning of the session for a refund (minus 15% admin fee).


    Switching sessions can be done only if space allows


  • How do I know who my child’s counselor is?

    You will receive a phone call on the weekend before your camp week starts from one of your child’s counselors. They will talk to you about special events coming up that week and give you an opportunity to talk to them about any questions or concerns you may have.

  • What kind of training do the counselors have?

    We hire well-trained and experienced children’s program staff into our Summer Camp. Many are returning staff who have worked in our after school and aquatic programs. Our staff have an outstanding experience and knowledge base. They have demonstrated a strong commitment to children and children’s programming. Camp staff members are trained in Standard First Aid and CPR-C as well as HIGH FIVE. Parks & Recreation Ontario’s HIGH FIVE program provides agencies with tools for measuring the success of their recreation programs for children in the area of healthy childhood development. The FIVE Principles of HIGH FIVE are FRIENDS, MASTERY, A CARING ADULT, PARTICIPATION, & PLAY! These principles should be part of every program and every child’s experience in camp and recreation.


    This year, the staff are also receiving extensive Health and Safety training to prevent the spread of COVID-19, which includes safe use of PPE, working with children during a pandemic, social distancing, hand washing, and environmental cleaning.

  • What is the staff to camper ratio?

    Staff to camper ratio is 1:10 or 2:20 for most groups.

  • What happens if my child is sick or is showing any symptoms of illness?

    If your child is showing signs of illness or symptoms at home, your child should not attend camp and should remain home.


  • Can my child be in the same group as their friend/sibling?

    If they are the same age, they are likely in the same group.  You can confirm which group your child is in by checking your registration account. We are not able to accommodate any switches. 

  • What if my child is away from camp for the day?

    There are no refunds for absences from camp. If your child is going to be late or away for the day, you can call the front desk at 416-534-8461 or email sade@stalbansclub.ca or kassandra@stalbansclub.ca

  • What if someone else is picking up my child?

    Any parent or emergency contact set up in the online registration system may pick up your child.  If you require anyone else to pick up your child, send an email or call us to let us know who to expect and if you want them added permanently to the list of authorized pickups.

  • What should I send with my child?

    Campers need sunscreen, running shoes, appropriate clothing for indoor and outdoor activities, sun hat, a water bottle, a healthy lunch and snacks. When you plan your child’s lunch, please keep in mind that there are no refrigerators or microwaves available to the campers. Please think about sending a garbage-less lunch. You may also choose to pack a change of clothes if it’s something your child might require. Do NOT send electronics or valuables. St. Alban’s is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

  • What if my child has a special need?

    If your child has a special need or requires extra support of any kind, please discuss with  the children's program manager before camp starts. It is our aim to make camp fun, safe and inclusive for all children.

  • Where can I get a schedule of activities for the week?

    Your child’s counselor will inform you of any special activities when they do the camper calls at the beginning of the week.   We will also send emails with any special announcements.

  • Will there be swimming or field trips?

    YES! 

  • What if my child needs medication while at camp?

    Please request a medication form from the staff or camp manager – it can be completed electronically and emailed back. All medication needs to be in the original container with your child’s name and the date of the prescription. If the medication is for emergency use (e.g. inhaler or epi-pen), please send it in a waist pack so that it can be carried with your child, or with the leaders (depending on the age and ability of the child).

  • Is the Club peanut free?

    Due to the fact that participants bring food from home, we cannot ensure an environment free from allergens. If there is a child in a specific group with an allergy to peanuts or other food, we will speak to the parents of the kids in that group and ask them to keep these allergies in mind when they pack lunch and snacks.

  • What if my child loses something at camp?

    Please do not send valuables or electronics to camp. To help ensure all your child’s belongings return at the end of the day, please label the child’s items. Any found items are kept in the lost and found bin which is emptied and donated to charity regularly. If your child has lost something, please ask a staff to check the lost and found. St. Alban’s is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

  • Who do I contact for more information about camp?

    Camp Coordinators:

    Kassandra Crooks kassandra@stalbansclub.ca

    Sade Drummond sade@stalbansclub.ca

  • What is the refund/cancellation policy?

    Cancellations will be accepted at least one week before camp starts. A 15% admin fee will be applied to the refund. 

    No refunds will be issued for cancellations that take place less than a week before camp starts. 

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