YMCA of the National Capital Region: Camp Otonabee
Dunrobin, Ontario · Show on map
Overview
YMCA of the National Capital Region: Camp Otonabee is a summer camp with both day and overnight programs in Dunrobin, Ontario.
Programs listed for this camp: academic, leadership, arts, horse riding, outdoor, dance, music, theatre, special needs support and sports.
Listed ages: 4 to 18.
The camp appears as “OCA accredited” in its association’s directory.
The camp says it can support campers with needs such as ADD / ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behavioral or Emotional Concerns, Blind or Partially Sighted, Cancer.
- Type
- Summer camp
- Programs
- Academic, leadership, Arts, Horse riding, Outdoor, Dance, music, theatre, Special needs support, Sports, Ages 3 to 5, Teens
- Ages
- Ages 4 to 18
- Campers
- Co-ed
- Accreditation
- OCA accredited
- Address
- 1620 Sixth Line Road, Dunrobin, ON, K0A1T0, K0A 1T0
Practical details
- Financial aidOffered (bursaries or subsidies)
Collected automatically from the camp website (ymcaottawa.ca) in November 2026. Hours and services change from year to year, so confirm with the camp.
Special needs support listed
- ADD / ADHD
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Behavioral or Emotional Concerns
- Blind or Partially Sighted
- Cancer
- Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing
- Deafblind
- Developmental Disabilities
- Diabetes
- Dietary Restrictions
- Facial Differences
- Genetic Disorders
- Learning Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Physical Disabilities
- Tourette Syndrome
Listed activities
- Archery
- Basketball
- Camping / Cookouts
- Canoe Trips
- Canoeing
- Capture the Flag
- Climbing Wall
- Counsellor in Training
- Crafts
- Drama
- Drawing
- English Riding
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Leadership Skills
- Multi Sports
- Nature Studies
- Orienteering
- Painting
- Playground
- Ring Riding
- Rock Climbing
- Ropes Course
- Stand-Up Paddleboarding
- Swimming (Recreational)
- Vertical Team Challenge Tower
Google reviews of YMCA of the National Capital Region: Camp Otonabee
What reviewers say
Reviewers consistently describe kids coming home tired and happy, with plenty of outdoor activities such as water sports, ropes courses, archery and team building. Staff are often praised as friendly, professional and attentive to children's different confidence levels. Facilities are described as clean and well maintained, though one reviewer noted limited accessibility for wheelchair users. One school field trip reviewer was disappointed by staff engagement and some unstructured time, while others remember the camp fondly for years.
AI-generated summary of this camp’s Google reviews. It can miss details, so read the reviews below.
Scott M.August 2026
My kid came home filthy every single day.
... And happy as a clam. I have no clue what he spent his day doing, but he loved it.
Staff were always professional and friendly.Attitude A.February 2024
What a great camp for people to rent and kids to go to! They have plenty of outdoor activities from water sports and rope courses to archery and team building. The cabins are heated, and they have a separate are for washrooms and showers. I also heard they are putting in a new kitchen! Very impressed with everything they offer
Also, heard they have some day camps in the city that offer field trips and activities every week, so I’m going to look into that one!Roger P.March 2026
Great camp location close to the city. They host March break and summer camps. There are even family camp days, where people can go try it out for the day to see if their child(ren) will like it. The price is reasonable to try out. The facility is well maintained and clean. The staff made my camper feel safe and included.
Mubarik S.May 2024
My community arranged an annual event, We do BBQ and play lots of game in their grounds. Elders and kids enjoy a lot. We saw the wildlife deers there as well. It was a fun and memorable event at this place. There are many outdoor activities as well. Highly recommend.
Alejandra F.May 2026
Grew up going here every summer thanks to my mom. Best experience ever. I'm 35 and I still remember every song
S.B. C.October 2026
Great for camping with family, friends or larger groups. You need to book first.
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Where YMCA of the National Capital Region: Camp Otonabee is
1620 Sixth Line Road, Dunrobin, ON, K0A1T0
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This listing combines public information from: Google Maps business listing and Ontario Camps Association member directory. Logo and photos: camp website; main photo: Google Maps; rating and reviews: Google Maps. Last checked: November 2026. Dates, prices and policies can change, so confirm them with the camp.
