Under current provincial lockdown measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19, indoor recreation facilities are closed. Staff will contact program participants to advise of impacts and cancellations. Stay up-to-date on all changes to City services by visiting COVID-19: Changes to City Services.
CampTO offers games, arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor nature-based activities while safely supervising campers and maintaining physical distancing.
CampTO is designed for campers 6-12 years of age.
Registration for Holiday CampTO programs has begun.
You will need a family number and a client number to register for CampTO programs. Find out how to get these numbers, and learn more about how to register, at How to Register for Recreation Programs.
The quickest and easiest way to register is online at efun.toronto.ca.
Call 416-396-7378 and select option 1, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
In-person registration is available at Community Centres. Call ahead for hours of operation. Civic Centres remain closed.
Find information on free programs and subsidies for recreation programs.
Camp looks different this year, but fun is still the goal! Experienced staff have been hard at work adapting games and activities to maintain physical distance between campers.
If your child needs additional support at camp please contact Adapted and Inclusive Services at 416-395-6128 or aiscw@toronto.ca.
Camper’s safety is the first priority.
To help reduce the spread of COVID-19, CampTO programs will meet health guidelines designed in consultation with Toronto Public Health and in alignment with provincial health guidelines for day camps.
Each camper will be asked to agree to a code of conduct while at camp. It includes
Those who can’t or won’t follow the camp code of conduct may be asked to leave camp to protect the safety of everyone. Positive behaviour management will always be used before asking any child to leave camp.
In compliance with the City of Toronto Mandatory Mask or Face Covering By-Law 541-2020, campers and staff will be required to wear face coverings/masks while indoors.
Caregivers must:
The face-covering can be
as long as it covers your camper’s nose and mouth.
Face shields are not a substitute for face coverings/masks.
Cleaning of facilities will occur more frequently with special attention to high touch surfaces like door handles and counters. Shared spaces and common areas like gyms and washrooms will be cleaned between uses.
The caregiver who is dropping off the camper must be someone aged 18 years or older and has knowledge of the camper’s health
Staff will conduct a camper daily screening that involves caregivers answering several questions.
Campers that have symptoms of COVID-19 will not be admitted to the camp program and caregivers will be asked to take the camper home and have them tested at the local assessment centre.
If a camper falls ill while at camp, they will be placed in a quiet room with a staff person and isolated from the rest of their camp group. Caregivers will be contacted to pick up their camper immediately. The caregiver will be asked to take the child to a COVID-19 assessment centre to be tested. If a negative result is confirmed the child will be allowed to return to camp.