Summer Camp good fun, in good hands.
When kids experience YMCA Camp they experience something new every day. Like the power of a positive mentor, the confidence that comes from trying…and succeeding, and the importance of healthy, long-lasting friendships. Of course, they don’t know this. They just think they’re having a whole lot of fun.
 - Day Camp Kahagon (Grades K- 1st)
- Day Camp Oratam (Grades 2nd - 7th)
- TeenVenture Day Camp (Grades 8th - 9th)
- Resident Camp Michikamau (Grades 3rd -11th)
Our camps are traditional, back to basics summer camps. Each camp offers an unplugged experience for children to reconnect with the outdoors while being introduced to a variety of activities. All our programs promote the YMCA’s core values of Caring, Respect, Responsibility and Honesty developing self confident and independent campers.
Day Camp Kahagon provides campers 5-6 years of age with their first peak at the natural world. Each session balances play, art, sensory exploration and hands-on learning. Campers will play games, participate in swim lessons, learn outdoor skills and explore in the local habitats.
Each day at Day Camp Oratam is an adventure. From swimming to go cart racing, canoeing to crafts Oratam features activities children aged 7-12 love. For the young adults, 13-14, we offer a TeenVenture leadership program that combines all that is fun of camp with additional activities and day trips that cultivate personal growth, leadership skills and foster teamwork.
For over 30 years Camp Michikamau has offered a high quality traditional overnight camp for both girls and boys aged 8-16. Campers are given the freedom to choose their activities such as: rock climbing, kayaking, outdoor skills, dance and much more! Campers aged 16 can participate in our new Counselor in Training program which is aimed to develop future camp staff members.
Camp Family Day
June 27, 2010
1-4pm
The Family Open House is a perfect chance
for you to experience camp with your child. You can tour
the facility, meet staff and participate with your child in some fun
activities including: swimming, boating, arts and crafts and
much more! Do you have a friend that is considering camp
for their child? Bring them along as well.
Family Camping
Families are invited to begin and end the summer season by spending
Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends at camp. Activities include
swimming, boating, canoeing, fishing, softball, volleyball, horseshoes,
relaxing on the beach, hiking, campfire, games, contests and more.
See below for a flyer and registration form...
Click
Here for Family Labor Day Camping Flyer
Click
Here for Family Labor Day Camping Registration Form
Camp Forms and Brochure
- Click
here for the YMCA 2010 Kahagon Parent Pack.
- Click
here for the YMCA 2010 Michikamau Parent Pack.
- Click
here for the YMCA 2010 Oratam Parent Pack.
- Click
here for the YMCA 2010 Teen Venture Parent Pack.
- Click
here for the YMCA 2010 Counselor in Training Application.
- Click
here for our YMCA 2010 Summer Camp Brochure.
- Click
here for our YMCA 2010 Campership Request Form.
YMCA Camp Scholarhip
Need help sending your child to
camp? Click
here to download the Scholarship form. All scholarships are
due by May 1st, 2010 after this date if funds are still available
applications will be accepted.
YMCA Camp Newsletter
Please click here to download the camp newsletter
YMCA Camp Employment
We are fully staffed for the 2010
Season.
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