Day Camps

*Participants must be at least 5 years of age by December 31, 2025. 

July 7 to 11, Super Quest Camp

• Get ready for a week of epic adventures Super Quest: a Superhero vs. Villain Camp Campers will kick off their journey by creating their own superhero or villain identity, choosing their powers, name, and backstory.

Register for Super Quest Camp, Ages 5 to 8 

July 14 to 18, Time Travelers Camp

• Get ready for the ultimate time-traveling adventure at our Time Traveler's Summer Camp!

Register for Time Travelers Camp, Ages 5 to 8

July 21 to 25, Classic Day Camp 1

• Welcome to Classic Day Camp, where fun is the key and there is no shortage of smiles!

Register for Classic Day Camp 1, Ages 5 to 8

July 28 to August 1, Summer Splash Camp 

• Dive into a week of excitement at our Summer Splash Camp! Kids will enjoy fun water games like water relays, splash contests, and obstacle courses while learning about life beneath the waves.

Register for Summer Splash Camp, Ages 5 to 8

August 5 to 8, Circus Wonders Camp * 4 day camp

• Step right up to Circus Wonders Camp, a week full of magic, mystery, and fun under the big top!

Register for Circus Wonders Camp, Ages 5 to 8

August 11 to 15, Legendary Quest Camp

• Embark on an epic adventure at Legendary Quest Camp where campers’ journey through mythical realms and legendary stories!

Register for Legendary Quest Camp, Ages 5 to 8

August 18 to 22, Classic Day Camp 2

• Welcome to classic day camp, where fun is the key and there is no shortage of smiles!

Register for Classic Day Camp 2, Ages 5 to 8

August 25 to 29, Adventure Zone Camp

• Get ready for non-stop fun at Camp Adventure Zone, where every day is an exciting blend of active games, teamwork, and imaginative play!

Register for Adventure Zone Camp, Ages 5 to 8

*Participants must be at least 9 years of age by December 31, 2025. 

July 7 to 11, Superhero Camp 

• Superhero Camp is a high-energy week where kids discover their inner heroes! Campers will design their own superhero identities, complete exciting challenges, and work together to "save the day." 

Register for Superhero Camp, Ages 9 to 12

July 14 to 18, World Explorers Camp

• World Explorers Week is a global adventure where campers get to explore different cultures, traditions, and landmarks from around the world!

Register for World Explorers Camp, Ages 9 to 12

July 21 to 25, Classic Day Camp 1

• Welcome to Classic Day Camp, where fun is the key and there is no shortage of smiles!

Register for Classic Day Camp 1, Ages 9 to 12

July 28 to August 1, Sun, Surf, and Sand Camp

• Sun, Surf, and Sand Camp brings the excitement of the beach to camp with thrilling water games and hands-on activities! Campers will dive into the world of sea life, learning about sharks and ocean creatures through interactive explorations and educational games.

Register for Sun, Surf and Sand Camp, Ages 9 to 12

August 5 to 8, Wilderness Adventure Camp * 4 day camp 

• Wilderness Adventure Camp is an adventurous week where campers learn essential survival skills, while exploring the wonders of nature. From building shelters to navigating trails and identifying local wildlife, every activity is designed to inspire confidence and self-reliance. 

Register for Wilderness Adventure Camp, Ages 9 to 12

August 11 to 15, Sports Camp

• Sports Week is an action-packed adventure where campers dive into exciting games like flag football, pickleball, hockey, and kickball!

Register for Sports Camp, Ages 9 to 12

August 18 to 22, Classic Day Camp 2

• Welcome to classic day camp, where fun is the key and there is no shortage of smiles!

Register for Classic Day Camp 2, Ages 9 to 12

August 25 to 29, Mission Impossible Camp

• Mission Impossible Camp is an action-packed week where campers transform into secret agents, tackling thrilling challenges and top-secret missions.

Register for Mission Impossible Camp, Ages 9 to 12

Is your child ready for camp?

To support your child's enjoyment and safety at camp, as well as the enjoyment and safety of the other campers, it is important to ensure your child is "camp ready." To help determine this, we have put together a checklist as guidance.

• Participants are able to take instruction and direction from staff

• Participants are comfortable and able to interact in a group environment

• Participant are able and willing to actively participate in the program and all of its activities

• For programs with specialty skill requirements, participants must be able to demonstrate the basic skill (ie. Swimming)

• Participants are able to successfully participate in group activities

• Participants are able to participate in a manner that is safe for themselves and others

• Participants are able to use the washroom on their own

Please remember that campers must be 5 years of age by the end of the calendar year to register for summer camps.

Participants who are attending a program and not demonstrating that they are ‘camp ready’ may be withdrawn from the camp at the sole discretion of the Supervisor of Recreation Programming.

Summer Camp Information Form

Please complete the Online WRC Summer Camp Information Form after your registration is confirmed with payment. By completing this form it DOES NOT confirm your spot in camp. Forms need to be completed by July 1, 2025. 

If you are looking to register please use the links above for the specific courses, or browse through them on RecWeb. 

We ask each camper to bring a Nut free lunch including snacks and a refillable water bottle.

Please bring appropriate running shoes and clothing as well as a swim suit and towel as campers will have the opportunity to swim and will be playing outdoors throughout the week.

Please note that we do not allow any electronic devices of any kind at camp.

Rules and expectations

Our goal is to keep every child safe and to ensure that they have an enjoyable camp experience. While at camp, it is expected that campers will act in an appropriate manner at all times. To aid in this positive behaviour we have outlined four camp rules that must be followed.

1. Hands and feet must be kept to yourself at all times
2. Speak to others the way you would want them to speak to you
3. Do not touch things that do not belong to you 
4. Stay in the activity area at all times, leaders must be notified if you are leaving and are to accompany you

Zero Tolerance Policy:

There will be no hitting, kicking, shoving, spitting, stealing, or damage of another person or their property while at camp. If this occurs, parents will be contacted immediately and the child will not be welcomed back at camp after their first incident at the parents expense. No refunds will be issued.

Support at camp

The Township of Wilmot aims to integrate all campers into our camp programs. To help us best support your camper’s experience at camp, we ask that any additional needs be disclosed during registration. Feel free to reach out to the Supervisor of Recreation Programming at any time.

A summer camp staff member will reach out after registration to discuss how we can best integrate your camper into our group programming.

Please note that we are unable to provide one to one support for campers with additional needs. However, we welcome volunteers or support workers provided by the family in this capacity. Volunteers or support workers must be 16 years or older and complete additional forms provided by the Supervisor of Recreation Programming.

Swimming during camp

Swimming at camp is scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday afternoons for youth ages 9 – 12. and on Wednesday afternoons for youth 5 – 8. Please list your camper swimming ability during the registration process. 

Campers are divided into three different groups based on their swimming abilities. Please note that groups are made up of the registered campers, which may result in your camper being in a different group each week they are at camp with us. Children in beginner and intermediate group will be required to wear lifejackets for the entire hour of swimming the lifeguards have the final say on whether the child will need a lifejacket.

Swimming ratios are minimum 1 Instructor/Lifeguard to 10 swimmers. Volunteers present during your child's week of camp, are placed with the lowest group and then spread out from there.  Please note that both beginner intermediate level swimmers will spend their pool time entirely in Personal floatation devices (i.e. a life jacket).

Campers can be dropped off anytime between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 a.m., and picked up between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. We do require campers to be signed in AND out. 

All campers must be dropped off and picked up by people authorized by their primary contact. In an effort to ensure the safety of your child, you or whoever is picking up the child may be asked to show a picture I.D. Please make sure to inform the individual picking up your child of this policy to avoid any confusion or frustration at the time of pick-up. 

In the event of an emergency and there is an additional person doing a pick-up, written notice to the Supervisor of Recreation Programming is required. 

Please note that we have a late fee of $5.00 per camper for every 15 minutes past the required pick up time; that will be required to be paid at Customer Service the day of.  

ie. If you are 15 minutes late for 2 campers, that is a total of $10.00

If fewer than 12 children are enrolled in a camp session, a full refund will be given. If a refund is requested a 20% Refund Administration Fee will be applied (up to $40.00).

Refunds are not permitted within 5 days of the day camp starting unless there is an extenuating circumstance which will be decided upon by the Supervisor of Recreation Programming.

Please note: If you completed enrollment online, the processing fee amount is non-refundable.  

• Ages 13 to 19 (must have completed grade 7)
• Participate in an interview with summer camp staff 
• Complete required online training prior to the first day of camp
• Successfully complete in person training from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 3, 2025
• Camp Training: 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 
• SafeGuard Training for pool time: 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. This is a registerable program, please email the Supervisor of Recreation Programming to register. 

If you are unable to attend training on July 3, but have volunteered for the Township of Wilmot's Summer Camps previously, please reach out to the Supervisor of Recreation Programming. 

• Be available during regular camp hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Help with the creation of activity plans and prepare for each camp day
• Apply for the camp weeks you wish to assist with though the application form
• Please be aware that if your application is accepted, you may not receive all of the weeks you have requested  
• Campers swim at the Aquatic Centre twice throughout the camp week, volunteer are responsible for swimming with campers in the supervised and guarded pools during these swim times
• Volunteers are required to wear appropriate camp clothing and footwear