Camp Brimacombe Summer Camps | Family Fun Toronto

Camp Brimacombe Summer Camp gives kids the chance to have outdoor adventures this summer, exploring the great outdoors and learning at the same time! At Camp Brimacombe, campers gain new experiences, develop fundamental skills, foster friendships and grow. Each week, campers take part in age-appropriate activities, all in a supportive and holistic-focused environment.

Children 4 to 12 years of age have lots of outdoor fun at Camp Brimacombe’s day camps. Then, campers aged 12–14 can attend a Leader-In-Training program and campers aged 14–16 graduate to the Counsellor-In-Training program. Throughout their journey, campers gain new experiences and develop fundamental skills and friendships in a supportive environment. Furthermore, all of the programs are designed to promote the participant’s personal development and self-esteem.

Camp Activities

Each week, campers delve into exciting and new learning adventures. At the same time, they explore the natural world around them in age-appropriate activities, including:

Trail Walks
Water Play
STEM
Art
Tie-Dye
Forest Play
Group Games
Hiking

Weekly Themes

As an extra bonus, each week also follows a special theme to keep the kids engaged and excited! Each week and throughout the summer, campers explore nature and participate in fun and educational activities.

Week One (July 3-7, 2023) – Superhero Academy
Week Two (July 10-14, 2023)– Astronaut Academy: Galactic Explorations
Week Three (July 17-21, 2023) – Super Soaked Adventures: H2OhYeah!
Week Four (July 24-28, 2023)– Spy Academy: Secret Agents in Training
Week Five (July 31-August 4, 2023) – Mad Science Academy: Nature’s Laboratory
Week Six (August 8-11, 2023) – Ocean Commotion: Wet & Wild Sea-ventures
Week Seven (August 14-18, 2023) – Brim-lympics: Silly Summer Games
Week Eight (August 21-25, 2023) – Camper Versus Wild
Week Nine (August 28-September 1, 2023) – Camp Brimacombe’s Got Talent

Camp Brimacombe Groups

Camp Brimacombe’s mission is to fosters kids’ personal development while giving every camper an educational, exciting and memorable experience. Above all, they provide an empowering and safe environment that recognizes the uniqueness of each child.

Sprouts (Ages 4-6)
In the Sprouts program, counsellors closely monitor the kids to provide immediate feedback and assist with their emerging gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination. The camp program also supports each child’s unique qualities, development and independence.

Saplings (Ages 6-9)
The Saplings program promotes each camper’s development by challenging their strength, endurance, logical reasoning and social skills. There is also an emphasis on cooperative and structured activities.

Mighty Oaks (Ages 9-12)
In the Mighty Oaks program, campers participate in organized activities that promote fair play, honesty, communication, and leadership. Thereby, they increase their independence and self-confidence.

Leader-In-Training (Ages 12-14)
The Leader-in-Training (LIT) program develops the campers’ confidence as well as their leadership skills. While participating in recreational camp activities, the Lifesaving Society also provides an Emergency First Aid certification course.

Counsellor-In-Training (Two-Week Session) (Ages 14-16)
The Counsellor-In-Training (CIT) program is a 10-day camp where campers receive credentials in the High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development, Health and Safety Training, Standard First aid and CPR-C. Meanwhile, they develop essential skills and receive the necessary credentials to become camp counsellors in the future.