Established in 1955, Mi-A-Kon-Da is a summer camp for girls ages 7 to 16 who come from locations across Canada and around the world. ...

Shepherd Spring provides you and your guest with a peaceful, natural environment to experience not only uninterrupted work time, but also a renewed relationship wtih God, self, and the rest of creation. ...

Like any fine summer camp, Woodstock offers exceptional facilities and a wide variety of programs in a beautiful setting.

What sets us apart is the Woodstock spirit of friendship that results from our emphasis on our " CHoRR" values of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility. At Woodstock, these life skills are taught and caught along side camp skills. We strive to create a community where character-building and having fun come together in one special place. ...

The Trillium Childhood Cancer Support Centre offers and promotes recreational experiences to bring children with cancer and their families together. ...

Whether you are searching for a Christian Camp and Retreat Centre to host your next event or an exciting Christ-Centred Summer Camp Program for children, youth and individuals with "Special Challenges", Countryside Camp & Conference Centre may have what you are looking for. ...

Experience Canada's most popular grassroots soccer camp by registering in any 1 of 9 weeks of summer day camps during July and August. The Royal City Soccer Club is excited to celebrate our 17th annual Super Summer Soccer+ Camp. Our camps, now in over 40 locations across Alberta and Ontario are the largest of its kind in Canada. ...

The Pine Cove Towers camp is a dream come true for elementary age campers entering 2nd–5th grade. ...

In the past few years, our year-round programs have expanded to include an Outdoor Daytrip Program geared towards assisting schools in educational and recreational purposes, as well as weekend retreats in the winter and spring for youth ages 7-15. ...

Our participants learn to embrace many environmental and cultural values while at camp, from the stewardship principles of "Leave no Trace" camping, to self-confidence and esteem building ideals from "Character Counts." ...

In 1892 a group of twelve men founded the Quincy YMCA to improve the lives of people in our community. After two temporary locations, a building at 61 Washington Street in Quincy was dedicated. This building was referred to as Adams Academy, and offered many community programs such as vocational training, bowling, exercise sessions, prayer meetings and guidance to men and women who were away from home. It housed the YMCA for the next 51 years, and had the only indoor pool in the area. ...