Lone Prairie Camp
Ferintosh, Alberta
- ✓ Accredited ACA
- Academic, leadership
- Adults
- Arts
- Horse riding
- Family camp
- Outdoor
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Arts and Crafts, Basketball and more.
7 camps found
Our directory lists 7 camps for young children (ages 3 to 5) in Alberta. That includes 6 day camps and 3 overnight camps. 3 camps are accredited by a provincial camp association.
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Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Arts and Crafts, Basketball and more.
Calgary, Alberta
Activities: Animals, Archaeology/Paleontology, Arts & Crafts, Baking/Decorating and more.
Foothills, Alberta
Activities: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Acting (Film & TV), Animals, Animation and more.
Sundre, Alberta
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge Course and more.
Several locations, Alberta
Activities: Soccer, Swimming.
Sundre, Alberta
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge Course and more.
Several locations, Alberta
Activities: Cycling, Montreal, Mountain Biking, Okotoks.
Where camps publish their fees, the median listed price for one week is $225 for day camp (4 prices). Prices are as listed for the 2026 season and can change.
Based on listings that state an age range, programs here take campers from age 2 up to 99. Use the “Child's age” filter to see only camps that fit.
Most common activities at these camps: Archery, Canoeing, Cycling, Arts & Crafts, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Challenge Course, Day Trips.
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For day camp, the median listed price is $225 per week, and half of listed prices fall between $199 and $250. These figures come from prices camps published for 2026; always confirm the fee with the camp.
Yes. 1 camp lists programs in French and 5 in English. Choose “French” in the Language filter to see them.
An accredited camp has been reviewed by a provincial camp association (for example the Ontario Camps Association or the Association des camps du Québec) against its standards for safety, supervision and programs. The label comes from the association’s directory. Ask the camp when it was last reviewed.
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