Preview: Summer Camp Planner
Join us for summer fun! Kids ages 4+ can look forward to summer camp in Halton Hills. Additional program information coming January 16, 2026. Registration opens Tuesday, February 17 at 7am for Halton Hills Taxpayers.
Join us for summer fun! Kids ages 4+ can look forward to summer camp in Halton Hills. Additional program information coming January 16, 2026. Registration opens Tuesday, February 17 at 7am for Halton Hills Taxpayers.
Our March Break Camp runs from March 16-20, 2026. Children will enjoy classic camp games, use their imagination through creative activities, discover new learnings with science experiments, and explore during outdoor play. With a safety-first mindset, we are preparing to offer a local camp in Halton Hills that is safe, convenient, affordable and FUN for everyone!

Plan your summer with your helpful summer camp planner document! Includes camp calendar, weekly camp list, descriptions and fees. Everything you need to get started!

Parents can look here for all the important details about attending camp. Download our summer camp parent guide to walk you through all you need to know!

Your ability to lead an active life is important to us. Browse the financial assistance section of our website to browse available programs that may assist you in your registration process.
Summer Camp Registration |
Register onlineOnline registration begins Tuesday, February 17 at 7:00 a.m. for Halton Hills taxpayers. Non-taxpayers can register beginning Tuesday, February 24 at 7:00 a.m. An additional 20% charge will be added to the cost of programs for non-residents. This was a recommendation adopted as part of the fee review strategy. To register visit haltonhills.ca/register and log in or create an online profile. If you need assistance in this process, call our registration hotline at 905-873-2600 ext. 2275. Registration Start Day is Busy! Please ensure your username and password information is up to date. When registering online, please allow the system time to process your order. Do not refresh your browser or re-submit your registration as you might be charged multiple times. Printable registration formIf you are not able to register online, please print and complete the summer camp registration form. After completing the form, you can scan a copy and email it to register@haltonhills.ca. Alternatively, you can drop off your forms in the drop box at Town Hall located at 1 Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills, ON. To ensure your registration is processed on February 17, please submit your registration by February 10. Registering for Inclusion SupportInclusion support is available for children with special needs, disabilities or exceptionalities. A $100 initial payment is required at the time of registration to secure an inclusion camp spot. After registration in the Inclusion Support program, our staff will contact you to complete an intake process and finalize your child’s camp placement. The $100 payment will be applied to the total camp fee, with the remaining balance due after the intake process and confirmation of the camp registration. Learn more about inclusion support for summer camps. WaitlistsIf your camp is full, please either register for an alternative camp that week or add yourself to a waitlist. One registered spot OR one waitlist per week please! It helps us track true demand for camp and manage waitlists efficiently. If you remain on a waitlist but also register for a spot at another camp, you will be charged a fee to withdraw from your registered spot to take a waitlisted spot if it becomes available. |
About Summer Camp |
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NEW This Year! |
New for 2026:We’re excited to introduce two new specialty camps this year, designed for campers who want to explore their passions through focused, hands-on programming!
These new camps reflect the growing interest in specialized programming and give campers even more ways to explore, learn, and have fun at camp! |
Withdrawals |
Camp Withdrawal Procedures:
To withdraw from camp, call 905-873-2600, ext. 2275 or email register@haltonhills.ca. Online withdrawals are not available. |
Summer Camps for 2026 |
Adventure Splash 'n Fun CampPlay is the work of children & this camp is dedicated to making the most of the week! This program is jam packed with entertaining activities such as sports & games, creative crafts, water & outdoor play, imaginative activities, and science experiments. It will be a memorable time with special guests and swimming three times each week! This high-energy camp is dedicated to making the most of your child's summer, so get ready and make a splash.
Ball Hockey CampThis program offers a focus on indoor ball hockey. Children will practice skill development, teamwork, and fair play. These elements will be highlighted through drills, scrimmages, game play, and skill-based workshops. Be prepared for special instruction, tournament play and swimming three times per week. A CSA approved helmet & face mask, indoor shoes and a hockey stick are mandatory. Gloves are recommended.
Chefs in Training CampCome learn how to become a chef and cook meals for your friends and family! Children will work together to create delicious and easy-to-make dishes. Children will learn about food safety, recipes, nutrients, cooking techniques and different dishes. Children will be able to eat the food they have made as a snack, and they will swim three times during the week. For camps in Acton, morning drop-off is at Acton Youth Centre and afternoon pick-up is at Acton Arena & Community Centre
Dance & Cheer CampCome and experience a variety of introductory dance styles from ballet to creative movements, cheerleading and jazz. Children will learn fundamental techniques and short routines for each genre including dancing, cheering, jumps, and low-level stunts. Dancers will work hard to prepare for the final showcase! Children will also participate in arts and crafts, special workshops and swim two times each week. Showcase Day: Friday, July 17, 2026 at 3:30pm.
Musical Theatre Camp (3 consecutive weeks)Song and dance is heard throughout the halls as children prepare for performance day! This program focuses on stage direction, characterization, dialogue memorization, vocal skills, dance basics, as well as set and costume design. All of this is complimented with special workshops, swimming two times each week and a final performance during the last week of camp. Performance Day: Thursday August 27, 2026 at 7:00pm.
Play Outdoors Camp (HALF DAY) 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Children must be 4 years old by the first day of the camp week. Summer days are meant to be spent outside! Children will enjoy classic camp games, use their imagination through creative activities, discover new learnings with science experiments, and most of all explore the marvels of the outdoors. Campers will have fun playing in the creek. Please bring water shoes daily. Note: Play Outdoors will take place entirely outdoors; please pack and dress accordingly. Indoor space is available in case of inclement weather during program.
Science Adventure CampCampers will dive into exciting science experiments and hands-on activities that spark curiosity and creativity. Through fun, play-based learning, they’ll problem-solve, observe, and discover with science, technology, engineering, art, and math-themed activities. On top of that, campers will still enjoy classic camp favorites like games, crafts, and outdoor play. Swimming three times a week adds even more adventure to their summer!
Sports Adventure CampIt's all about sports! This sports experience will offer fundamental movement skill development with some favorite sports like volleyball and soccer. Children will also get the chance try some other sports that they might not tried before – ultimate frisbee, badminton and basketball. Be prepared for team games, tournaments, special instruction, and swim three times during the week.
Studio Art CampChildren will open up their creative self and have some fun making unique works of art. Hands on introductory workshops will allow for an intuitive approach, exploring watercolours, painting, drawing and other mixed media. Through self-expression, children will be amazed by the beautiful originals that can be created! Participants will swim three time during the week. Children will display pieces of art for parents and caregivers to see on Friday afternoon at 4:00pm.
Theatre Camp (3 consecutive weeks)Future thespians will experience workshops in the finer areas of acting including stage direction and presence, characterization, dialogue memorization, as well as set design and costume creation. Children will go swimming twice each week. To top all this excitement, a final performance will take place during the last week of camp. Performance Day: Thursday, August 6, 2026 at 7pm.
Tiny Tyke Art CampYoung artists will explore their creativity through painting, crafting, and hands-on art projects. Along with art-themed workshops and creative crafts, campers will enjoy classic camp favourites like games, outdoor play, singing songs, and splash pad fun three times a week. Children will display pieces of art for parents and caregivers to see on Friday afternoon at 4:00pm.
Tiny Tyke Explorer CampThis high-energy camp combines all the best activities so your child can make the most of their summer. Kids will enjoy a mix of active and passive games, creative crafts, indoor and outdoor play. Campers will also play at the splash pad three times a week for extra summer excitement.
Tiny Tyke Sports CampCampers will be introduced to a variety of sports in a fun and safe environment, learning the basics through games and drills. They’ll develop fundamental movement skills like running, jumping, balancing, throwing, catching, kicking, and dribbling, while also enjoying classic camp favorites like crafts and singing songs. Campers will also play at the splash pad three times a week for extra summer excitement.
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Youth Leadership Program (Ages 12-16) |
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Calling All Youth ages 12-16 years old! Through hands on activities, workshops and observations, youth will learn about different leadership styles, communication techniques and problem-solving strategies. This experience will help to build a resume and explore volunteering while building their own set of skills. Youth will connect with local organizations to learn about opportunities in our community and obtain a certification in HIGH FIVE® Principles of Healthy Child Development. The jam-packed program provides meaningful and exciting experiences including cooking, special guests, personal wellness, meeting new people and a variety of activities. This leadership program takes place at the Halton Hills Youth Centres which will provide youth a variety of fun and youth friendly activities in a welcoming environment. This program will appeal to all youth looking to develop and grow as leaders and individuals. For more information visit our Youth Programs and Services page |
Parent Guide |
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Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to review the Summer Camp Parent Guide before camp begins. The guide contains important information about our programs, staff, daily routines, safety procedures, and tips for preparing your child for a positive and successful camp experience. Reading the Parent Guide ensures families are well-informed and ready for a fun and safe summer. |
Children with special needs or health conditions |
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The Town of Halton Hills strives to provide inclusive camp opportunities for those who have exceptionalities. Our Inclusion Support Program is designed to provide individualized assistance for campers who may benefit from extra support to fully participate in camp activities. A person may require inclusion support if they:
Group participation is a fundamental part of recreation and is what camp is all about! We strive to provide a fun and safe camp environment for each child. Our staff is trained in a variety of ways to encourage and support participants to join in with the group and be kind to their camper friends. We try to accommodate individual preferences within the group setting where possible. However, please consider whether your child enjoys interacting and participating in a group before registering. We want every child to thrive at camp! If you require inclusion support:
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Financial assistance |
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The Region of Halton and the Town of Halton Hills Recreation & Parks offer financial assistance to qualifying families. For more information, please review our Affordability and Inclusion Policies, or contact Recreation Services at 905-873-2600 Ext. 2263. |
Volunteers needed! |
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We are looking for dedicated and enthusiastic individuals to join us as camp volunteers! Volunteers will support recreation staff in delivering high quality camp programs in a fun and enriching environment. Volunteers also earn community service hours which can be applied to the high school graduation requirement. Applicants must be 14 years of age or older by the end of the calendar year and commit to one full week of volunteering. For more information and to submit an application form, please visit our volunteer webpage. • Applications open: Saturday, March 1, 2026 |
HIGH FIVE Accreditation |
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HIGH FIVE is a comprehensive quality standard used by organizations across Canada. As an accredited organization, we're focused on delivering high quality programs that are safe, welcoming and fun! |