Camp Tournesol began in 2001 at First United Church in South Mississauga. It was created to fill a void in the region for a quality French summer camp for French immersion and francophone students. From the early years, the commitment was made to employ Francophone and French immersion adult teachers and to offer a high level of spoken French in an environment where students are motivated to speak French. 

Camp Crossroads sits on 300 acres on the shore of Black Lake, in the town of Torrance (Muskoka Lakes). Located in the south end of Muskoka, just off Hwy 169 between Gravenhurst and Bala. Established in 1980 and affiliated with Mennonite Brethren Conference of Ontario. 

Individual growth and challenge by choice is a fundamental theme at Camp Couchiching. Development within a safe and supportive environment is the core of the camp experience. A traditional program at its best, its success is unquestionably found within the community.  

Camp Can-Aqua is a Community Camp! Campers arrive to a welcoming accepting environment. Once here, they quickly realize that the world of camp is a place they can comfortably express themselves, develop friendships and gain skills at a wide range of thrilling activities. Exceptional instruction opportunities, partnered with a remarkable community feel make Camp Can-Aqua a very special place.

Walden is all about its campers. A traditional overnight camp for girls and boys, ages 7 – 16, Walden offers the best of both worlds – the classic, loved summer camp of the past, adapted to the needs of today’s children and parents. Campers enjoy a balanced mix of sports, arts & crafts, and music, all in a beautiful lakeside setting.

At Bond Academy we believe it is imperative to build positive character traits and values. Throughout the summer, campers will be taught important life skills while focusing on a different character trait each week. The campers will also have the opportunity to work on the computers that are located in each class to assist and enhance their enrichment.

UCC Summer Day Camps is celebrating its 36th year of outstanding summer camps for children aged 4-16 in 2014. The camps strive to offer young people exciting learning opportunities in a variety of disciplines. The camp concentrates on participation, cooperation and fun.

Founded in 1947, Camp Kandalore focused on canoeing, canoe tripping and the appreciation for nature that campers gained from their experiences. In 1992 it became a co-ed camp, and have helped foster the development of countless boys and girls from Canada and around the world through its first class program of traditional summer camp activities.

Situated along the shore of Lake of Bays, Arrowhead Campers experience the best Muskoka has to offer. In this ideal environment, Arrowhead Camp provides a safe and exciting summer home for campers and staff.

Everyone knows the value of getting away from routines and technology to spend time in nature. Around the world, kids feel a different kind of energy take hold as their camp busses roll off highways through camp gates each summer.