Camp Goodtimes
Vancouver, British Columbia
- ✓ Accredited BCCA
- Academic, leadership
- Adults
- Arts
- Faith-based
- Family camp
- Outdoor
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Campfires, Canoeing and more.
Outdoor and adventure camps in Vancouver, British Columbia
11 camps found
Our directory lists 11 outdoor and adventure camps in Vancouver, British Columbia. That includes 3 day camps and 2 overnight camps. 1 camp is accredited by a provincial camp association.
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Stanley Park Ecology
Vancouver, British Columbia
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Sports
Activities: Animals, Archaeology/Paleontology, Marine Biology, Nature/Environment and more.
VISST Camps
Vancouver, British Columbia
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Sports
Activities: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Animals, Animation, Arts & Crafts and more.
Camp International
Vancouver, British Columbia
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Horse riding
- Outdoor
- Overnight
Activities: Arts & Crafts, Drama/Dance/Music/Songs, Fitness/Gymnastics/Yoga, Games and more.
Southlands Heritage Farm
Vancouver, British Columbia
- Horse riding
- Outdoor
Programs: horse riding, outdoor.
About outdoor and adventure camps in Vancouver, British Columbia
Based on listings that state an age range, programs here take campers from age 3 up to 99. Use the “Child's age” filter to see only camps that fit.
Most common activities at these camps: Arts & Crafts, Drama/Dance/Music/Songs, Games, Sports/Field Games, Swimming, Animals, Marine Biology, Nature/Environment.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there French-language camps in Vancouver, British Columbia?
None of the listings here mention French-language programs yet. 2 camps list programs in English. Ask the camp directly if it can welcome French-speaking children.
What does “accredited camp” mean?
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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