Summer 2026 information coming early 2026.
Camps will run from Monday to Friday through July and August. Our camps create a safe environment for children to interact and experience games, outdoor adventure, arts and crafts, and other activities that promote fun and making memories. Camps will be offered in Elmvale, Minesing and Midhurst.
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AgesEach camp will have a minimum age to register. If your child is turning the minimum age by September 4, 2026 (the last day of summer camp) they will be able to register into the camp. For example, if you child turns 5 on or before September 4, 2026 they will be able to register into 2026 day camps where the minimum age is 5. Children turning 5 after September 4, 2026 would be able to register the following year. ID Verification of age may be requested during the campers first week of camp. Please note that participation in camps requires all campers be fully potty trained and washroom independent. Campers are expected to recognize the need to use the washroom without prompt and manage their personal hygiene independently. Campers should be able to handle the entire washroom process independently, which includes managing clothing, using toilet paper, and washing hands without assistance. Campers who are unable to be fully independent may result in the camper's removal from the program. If your child is still over the maximum age and you would like to register for a camp, please contact the Supervisor of Recreation. Schedule
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| Extended care is available from 8:00-9:00 am and 4:00-5:00 pm at an additional cost. Extended care is offered for full week only, we do not offer pro-rate or one-day options. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| One method of keeping our campers safe is to ensure they have safely arrived at camp each day. If your child is going to be late or absent for any reason, please call 705-728-4784 x2380 to notify staff. If a child has not arrived by 9:30 am our staff will begin our safe arrival procedure and contact the child's listed emergency contact or guardian. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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If the Township cancels a program/camp due to weather, low registration or for other unforeseen circumstances, a full refund or credit with no administration fee will be issued. If you wish to cancel or withdraw with at least 14 days' notice before the start of the program, a full credit on your account or refund less a $20 administration fee will be issued. If you provide a medical certificate before the midway point of the program/camp and can no longer attend the program/camp due to medical reasons, a prorated credit or refund will be issued. If you cancel within 14 days of the start of the program/camp without providing a medical certificate, no refund or credit is provided. For questions or concerns regarding cancellations or withdrawals, please contact the Supervisor of Recreation. |
Inclusion Services
The Township of Springwater welcomes everyone. We are dedicated to offering opportunities for all children and youth. We provide a welcoming, comfortable and supportive environment to encourage participation, and to help support the needs and goals for each participant.
For further information regarding Inclusion Services this summer, please contact the Supervisor of Recreation or at
705-728-4784 x2053.
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Yes, you may provide your own support worker. We require that they provide us with a Vulnerable Sector Screening and sign a release of liability prior to attending a program with a participant. Please be aware that we kindly encourage the support worker to participate in the activities as they are as a role model for other participants. This type of support may be required if the individual requires frequent individual instruction/assistance/redirection and may require breaks from the program. If you are interested in providing your own support person for an individual in a recreation program, please contact the Recreation Supervisor. A family member, friend, trained support person or social worker, at least 16 years of age, or older, can provide support. |
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Additional support is required, if:
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The Township of Springwater reserves the right to re-evaluate a participant's registration if:
- The participant's needs cannot be safely met
- The participant poses a danger to themselves or others
- Staff are unable to meet the care level necessary for a participant's safe and successful program experience
- The participant's medical, physical or behavioural condition is significantly different to what was disclosed
Registration Information
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Registration is now open for 2025 Springwater Summer Camps.
Online registration is the preferred method to secure a spot. To ensure a smooth online registration, please login/create your account prior to registration if you do not already have one. Forgotten passwords can be recovered. Registrations will also be accepted over the phone by calling 705-728-4784 x2053 but delays may occur. Payment in full is required with Mastercard or Visa. For those who don't have access to these payment options, please call 705-728 4784 x2053.
Have questions? Contact us the Supervisor of Recreation or at 705-728-4784 x2053. |
| Transfers and refunds |
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Transfers/refunds are provided if:
For transfer requests, please contact the Supervisor of Recreation or at 705-728-4784 x2053. |
| Severe allergies, inhalers and medical conditions |
| Please provide any relevant medical information when you register your child for a program by submitting the Medication and Allergy Form to the Supervisor of Recreation. Our staff cannot administer any prescription or non-prescription medication to your child. We do not allow peanut and nut products at any of our programs. |
Camp Feedback
Tell us how we're doing! We welcome all camp participants to submit feedback at the camp site or by emailing our Camp Coordinator.
Quality Supervision
Our camp staff have certifications in Standard First Aid and CPR C & AED, HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy Child Development and receive training on emergency procedures, safety and program planning. All summer camp staff are required to provide a clear police record check with a vulnerable sector screening prior to commending employment with us.
Camper Conduct
Our camps aim to create an atmosphere where each camper feels safe and respects the rights of others. If a child experiences behavioural problems, we will endeavor to provide the necessary assistance to minimize any difficulties. We will utilize positive behaviour management strategies to strive for a successful and enjoyable camp experience. If your child is involved in any incidents, parents will be notified immediately.
The Township of Springwater has a Rzone Policy that sets expectations for behaviour at our facilities and sports fields and in our parks and programs. The "R" in Rzone stands for respect and responsibility:
- Respect for yourself and others
- Responsibility for your actions
While participating in camps, campers are expected to:
- Listen to counsellors and supervisors
- Stay with the group
- Follow all camp rules
- Refrain from inappropriate language
- Keep hands to themselves
Inappropriate behaviour will be documented, reported, and could result in the participants removal from camp. If your child has behavioural concerns, please contact the Supervisor of Recreation to discuss ways to assist in providing a positive camp experience for everyone.
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