Bayview Glen Camp
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Horse riding
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
Activities: Animals, Archaeology/Paleontology, Archery, Architecture and more.
Camps for children with special needs in Toronto, Ontario
13 camps found
Our directory lists 13 camps for children with special needs in Toronto, Ontario. That includes 10 day camps and 3 overnight camps. 13 camps are accredited by a provincial camp association.
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Harbourfront Centre Camps
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: Animals, Arts & Crafts, Basketball, CIT/LIT Program and more.
Crescent School
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Architecture, Arts & Crafts, Badminton and more.
Art Gallery of Ontario – Art Camp
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Special needs support
- Sports
- Ages 3 to 5
Activities: Arts & Crafts, CIT/LIT Program, Cartooning, Counsellor in Training and more.
Camp White Pine
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Outdoor
- Overnight
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: Aerobics, Archery, Baseball / Softball, Basketball and more.
Campfire Circle – Day Camp
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
- Sports
Activities: Archery, Baseball / Softball, Basketball, Canoeing and more.
Crestwood Valley Day Camp
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: Animals, Archery, Baseball / Softball, Basketball and more.
The Ivy
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: Archery, Baseball / Softball, Basketball, Biking and more.
Timberlane
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Arts
- Horse riding
- Outdoor
- Overnight
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: Archery, Baseball / Softball, Basketball, Beach Volleyball and more.
Evergreen
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
Activities: Biking, Capture the Flag, Cooking, Counsellor in Training and more.
Jack and Pat Kay Centre Camp Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Dance, music, theatre
- Special needs support
- Sports
Activities: Archery, Baseball / Softball, Basketball, CampTV / Video Recording and more.
Project Canoe
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Outdoor
- Overnight
- Special needs support
- Sports
- Teens
Activities: Camping / Cookouts, Canoe Trips, Canoeing, Hiking and more.
CampTO Plus: Environmental Adventure: City of Toronto – High Park
Toronto, Ontario
- ✓ Accredited OCA
- Academic, leadership
- Arts
- Day camp
- Outdoor
- Special needs support
- Sports
Activities: Cooking, Crafts, Drawing, Gardening / Farming and more.
About camps for children with special needs in Toronto, Ontario
Based on listings that state an age range, programs here take campers from age 4 up to 18. Use the “Child's age” filter to see only camps that fit.
Most common activities at these camps: Crafts, Counsellor in Training, Basketball, Leadership Skills, Painting, Baseball / Softball, Capture the Flag, Drawing.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there French-language camps in Toronto, Ontario?
None of the listings here mention French-language programs yet. 4 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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