Campers will enjoy a fun filled day of camp including cooperative games, sports, crafts, and more!

Program Dates

This program runs from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Drop off begins at 8:00 am, pick-up ends at 5:00 pm)

In winter months, we offer ice skating to campers. Campers must bring their helmet and skates to participate.

• 2026
  • January 16 - Creator's Camp
  • February 27 - Kingsville Undercover
  • June 5 - In a Land Far, Far Away... 
  • June 26 - Goodbye School, Hello Summer!

Cost: $40.00 plus tax per day

Kingsville Olympics

Kids will take part in fun, friendly challenges that celebrate teamwork, creativity, and Olympic-sized adventure! From silly obstacle courses and wacky games to imaginative art activities, there’s something for every kind of champion, no athletic skills required!

Location: Kingsville Arena (Second Floor)

Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Drop-off begins at 8:00 am, pick-up ends at 5:00 pm.

Dates: March 16 to 20, 2026

Note: There will be days during the week that campers can choose to go ice skating. They must bring their helmet and skates to participate. 

Campers will enjoy a fun-filled week of camp, including cooperative games, sports, crafts, outdoor play and more. Campers must bring a nut-free lunch and snacks, a reusable water bottle, and wear comfortable, weather-appropriate outdoor clothing.

Registration opens January 5, 2026

• July 6-10: Carnival 
• July 13-17: Detectives at Work
• July 20-24: Survivor
• July 27-31: Go Crazy with S.T.E.A.M!
• August 10-14: Time Travellers
• August 17-21: Sailing the 7 Seas 

Cost: $175.00 plus optional additions such as a weekly field trip.

Please label all items brought to camp with your child's name so we can properly organize and reunite them with your child.

• Backpack with lunch, snacks, refillable water bottle
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Running shoes/closed-toe shoes
• Hat/sunglasses (dependent on camp type)
• Bathing suit and towel (dependent on camp type)
• Bag for wet swim items (dependent on camp type)
• Sunscreen and bug spray (dependent on camp type)

NO electronics, toys, money, or any valuables that may get lost.

We expect campers to follow our behaviour guidelines to create a safe space for other campers, volunteers, and staff. Our staff will be positive role models and understand the age and stage of the camper when addressing behaviour.

Behaviour Guidelines

• We are kind to ourselves and those around us
• We are honest in our interactions
• We are responsible for our actions
• We never leave the camp without permission
• We never steal or damage property intentionally
• We refrain from using profanity, being vulgar, or obscene

If your camper is unable to adhere to the behaviour guidelines, our staff will:

1. Redirect the camper to more appropriate behaviour and remind them of the behaviour guidelines. If behaviour persists:
2. Notify the caregiver to discuss strategies to support the camper. If the behaviour persists:
3. Schedule a meeting that includes the caregiver, staff, and Manager to determine the next steps, up to and including suspending the child from the program until the caregiver can provide additional support for their child

If at any time a child's behaviour poses an immediate safety threat to themselves, other children, or staff, we will promptly contact the parent or caregiver to pick up the child immediately.

Campers must also be:

• Fully potty trained
• Able to self-regulate their emotions and behaviour with minimal support

If your child needs more support than our staff are trained to provide, we will contact you to determine if they can continue at camp. If we remove your child from camp, you will receive a reimbursement for the camp days they do not attend.

• Incident reports are completed if an injury or serious incident occurs
• Staff will notify you immediately if emergency medical attention is required or a severe injury occurs
• Staff will update parents on any minor/non-critical injuries or incidents that occur during the day

• Campers must not attend camp if they are feeling ill
• The health and safety of every camper is always our top priority. If a camper becomes ill while participating in any programs, we will take appropriate action and contact the children's parents, caregivers or legal guardians

Upon registration on Kingsville's online recreation portal, Kingsville Click and Play, please identify all allergies. This information will be visible to your child's camp leader.

The Town prefers you administer all medications at home before arriving at camp. However, if medication is brought to camp, it must be contained in the prescribed container with physician and dosage information and shall be administered by the participant. Only the prescribed daily dosage should be brought.

Parents/guardians must sign in medications each morning with our staff. They must also sign out medications at pick-up time each evening and take them home.

Our staff are not permitted to administer any medication to participants unless it is epinephrine (Epi-Pen) for an emergency anaphylaxis.

Campers will be spending scheduled time outside every day, weather permitting. Please send your camper with appropriate clothing, sunscreen, and a water bottle. We will take regular breaks to drink water and reapply sunscreen.

• We may take photographs of the campers for marketing purposes. Photos are only taken by authorized personnel
• If you do not want your child photographed, please let us know when you register, and we will add a note to their profile

Please tell your child to refrain from sharing or accepting food from other campers.

Please send your child to camp with enough snacks for three nutritional breaks, drinks and water.

Please pack a bathing suit and a towel each day, as we may take advantage of other water games throughout the week.

Changing for Swims

Our Program Leaders are unable to assist in changing campers. Campers must be able to change themselves independently to participate in water activities.

Changing Rooms

Our staff provide changing room supervision. Stalls are available but limited. All children must use their appropriate changing room. 

Splash Pad

Every Wednesday, summer camp is at Lakeside Park. Drop-off and pick-up will also be at this location on Wednesdays.

Campers may enjoy the splash pad, weather permitting. If your child does not wish to participate, they can sit at a designated area until the splash pad time is over. Please pack a bathing suit and a towel each day, as we may take advantage of other water games throughout the week.

All field trips will take place at reputable, well-established venues.

Locations will include:

• Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens
• Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary, and
• Greenview Park and Zoo

Trips are planned with the age, interests, and abilities of campers in mind.

Supervision and Safety

• Minimum supervision ratios:
  • Ages 4–6: One adult per eight campers
  • Ages 7–12: One adult per ten campers
• Campers will be actively supervised at all times
• Campers must remain with the group throughout the trip

Transportation

• We use licensed and insured buses for travel
• Private vehicles will not be used to transport children
• At least one Town-operated vehicle will accompany the bus on all trips to ensure emergency transportation is available if needed

Health, Accessibility and Medical Support

• We will accommodate campers with medical needs, mobility limitations, or special care plans
• Staff will have access to all relevant camper health information during field trips, including medical conditions, care plans, emergency contacts, and required medications
• Medications must be provided in a clearly labelled container with the child’s name and the appropriate single-day dosage
• All essential medical supplies will be brought and kept accessible throughout the trip. (i.e, EpiPens, inhalers)
• Sunscreen, hats, and water bottles are required for outdoor trips; staff will monitor for hydration and sun safety

Informed Consent

• Parents will sign off on a trip-specific field trip permission form for each outing, including:
  • Destination and itinerary
  • Description of activities
  • Travel method
  • What to bring
• All field trip forms must be signed and returned before participation

Emergency Procedures

• Staff are trained in emergency response, first aid and CPR
• A full Emergency Plan is in place for each trip, including:
  • Meeting points
  • First aid protocols
  • Procedures for lost children
• If a child becomes ill or injured, they will be supervised until a parent/guardian or emergency contact can be reached

Code of Conduct

• Campers must follow the camp’s behaviour guidelines
• Campers may not leave a field trip early unless pre-arranged with camp leadership
• Unsafe or disrespectful behaviour may result in the child being sent home and removal from future trips