Registration Opens: January 12th for Returning Families
Registration Opens: January 19th for General Public
| Program | Start Date | End Date | ** Important Details ** |
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Session A | Monday June 29, 2026 | Friday July 10 2026 | No Camp on July 1 due to Canada Day |
Session B | Monday July 13, 2026 | Friday July 24, 2026 |
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Session C | Monday July 27, 2026 | Friday August 7, 2026 | No Camp on August 3 due to Civic Holiday |
Session D | Monday August 10, 2026 | Friday August 21, 2026 | |
| Session E | Monday August 24, 2026 | Friday August 28, 2026 | ** 1 Week Camp ** |
| Session F | Monday August 31, 2026 | Friday September 4, 2026 | ** 1 Week Camp ** Limited Capacity |
All camp days, regardless of program, run from 8:30am-4:30pm with the option of paying for extended care 7:45am-8:30am and/or 4:30pm-5:30pm.
Mini Excalibur (Offered in Sessions A, B, C, D, E, F) |
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Ages: 4-6 (Campers born in 2020-2022) All Campers must be 4 years old to attend Camp. |
Mini Excalibur Program is for those campers ready for fun, challenges, and adventures with TEC. This is a full day, two-week program for our youngest campers and offers a safe, active environment to give kids the perfect introduction to Summer Camp! Campers participate in daily planned activities including sports, art, science, and outdoor education. We focus on offering activities that encourage teamwork, fair play, and kindness. There are a range of activities offered for this program including, rock wall, zoo visits, BBQ Day, and swimming in our newly renovated pool. Our Mini Ex campers benefit from higher levels of supervision, with 1 counsellor to 6 campers, compared to 1 counsellor to 9 campers with our older age groups. |
Multisport Recreation (Offered in Session A, B, C, D, E) |
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Junior: 7-8 (2018-2019), Intermediate: 9-10 (2016-2017) , Senior: 11-14 (2012-2015) |
Our Multisport Camp is a favorite with active children who want to explore a wide variety of sports! In our Multisport Recreation Camp, children develop their physical literacy, try new activities, improve their game, and meet new friends in a fun-filled environment. Campers will take part in a variety of sports including basketball, rugby, lacrosse, soccer, rock climbing, and more! They are also introduced to fundamental sport and movement skills, as identified in the Canadian Sport for Life model. This program is for our campers who enjoy participating in sports or physical activity recreationally, rather than in a highly competitive environment. This program will focus more on play, activities, and participation than the skills and drills of our competitive program. Our goal is to help campers form healthy habits and stay active for life, with the priority every single day being to have FUN! Campers will take part in a variety of sports including basketball, rugby, lacrosse, soccer, rock climbing, and more! Campers also experience waterfront activities including canoeing, river front swimming and indoor swimming. |
Multisport Competitive (Offered in Sessions A, B, C, D) |
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Junior/Intermediate: 7-9 (2017-2019) Intermediate/Senior: 10-12 (2012-2016) |
| For our campers who participate in competitive sport and aspire to participate in a high-performance environment. This program will focus more on skills, drills, tactics, and competitive play than our recreation program. Campers will compete in a different sport daily. Special guest from our Varsity teams and community representatives will enhance and support our programming. Our Multisport Camp is a favorite with active children who want to explore a wide variety of sports! In our Multisport Competitive Camp, children develop their physical literacy, try new activities, improve their game, and meet new friends in a fun-filled environment. Campers will take part in a variety of sports including basketball, rugby, lacrosse, soccer, rock climbing, and more! Campers also experience waterfront activities including canoeing, river front swimming and indoor swimming. |
Arts Camp (Offered Session B and D) |
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Junior: 7-8 (2018-2019), Intermediate: 9-10 (2016-2017), Senior: 11-14 (2012-2015) |
| Arts Camp is for campers who want to immerse themselves in the arts to explore their creativity, grow confidence, or develop their performance skills. All of our activities give campers hands-on experience learning techniques within a variety of arts disciplines, such as mixed media in visual arts, creating routines in dance, and voice projection in theater. At the end of the two-week session, camper groups will have the opportunity to deliver a small performance in front of their friends and family at our end-of-session camp BBQ. |
Outdoor Education (Offered Session B, C and D) |
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Junior: 7-8 (2018-2019), Intermediate: 9-10 (2016-2017), Senior: 11-14 (2012-2015) |
Adventurous campers who enjoy the outdoors will love this combination of our popular nature and multisport programs. They'll participate in a variety of outdoor games, hiking, environmental education, teamwork activities, and trips that promote nature appreciation. Personal reflection, sustainability, and leadership within the camp environment are core principles of this program. Campers will receive lessons in canoeing, safety skills, and orienteering, whilst building confidence, self-esteem, independence, teamwork, and communication skills. Day and Overnight trips are included in this camp. Juniors – Half day canoe trip, Day trip to provincial park. Intermediates – Full Day canoe trip to the Lift locks, 1 Night Camping trip to Silent Lake Seniors – Full Day canoe trip to the Lift Locks, 2 Night Canoe Camping trip within the Kawartha Highlands |
Science (Offered Session A and C) |
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Junior: 7-8 (2018-2019), Intermediate: 9-10 (2016-2017), Senior: 11-14 (2012-2015) |
| Campers who love experimenting will love our STEM Camp, which provides the opportunity to touch, see, hear, smell and taste what science is really all about. Our hands-on approach immerses campers in the wonderful world of science, with previous sessions including coding, chemistry, biology, physics, ecology, kinesiology, and forensics. The goal is that campers will leave camp with a greater knowledge and a deeper passion for science and all of its components by creating, building, and assembling a variety of take-home projects and exploring how science affects the world around us. |
Ultimate (Offered Session A, B, C, D, E, F) |
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Junior: 7-8 (2018-2019), Intermediate: 9-10 (2016-2017), Senior: 11-14 (2012-2015) |
| Our ultimate camp has been designed for those campers who aren't quite sure what their *spark* is yet and want to have the chance to experience every part of camp. They'll have an enthusiastic counsellor who wants to help them have fun in all of our different areas - rotating between Sports, Arts, STEM, and Outdoor Education. We know that everyone finds their favorite hobby at different times, and some people just love new activities, so this camp is designed to provide diverse experiences and guaranteed fun! |
Our leadership programs are for anyone over 14 who is looking to gain some new experience and help to find their future path.
Leaders in Training (LIT) (Offered June 29-July 19 2026) |
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Ages 15-17 (2010-2011) |
Our 4-week LIT program provides aspiring leaders with an immersive and challenging experience to start their leadership journey. They will participate in sessions to teach them core skills in planning, facilitation, group dynamics, situational leadership, and team building which will culminate in the opportunity to plan and run their own session. LITs will participate in a placement to shadow and assist an experienced camp counsellor, which can count towards volunteer hours for high school. We will also explore resume-writing, practice interviews, and conduct evaluations to offer regular feedback. LIT Schedule: - Week 2: 4-day canoe trip in Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park to develop independence, teamwork, physical literacy, and nature appreciation. - Week 3 and 4: Placement within Camp to practice the skills gained and learned. |
Counsellor in Training (CIT) (Offered June 29-July 20 2026) |
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Ages 16-17 (2008-2009) |
Our 4-week CIT program expands on our LIT Program and develops aspiring leaders with an immersive and challenging experience as they continue their leadership journey. They will develop their skills in leadership and facilitation in preparation for a future role as a Counsellor, whilst building confidence and more knowledge around how camp works. This program also includes a 4-day canoe trip in Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park to develop independence, teamwork, physical literacy, and nature appreciation. Following the completion of this program, CITs would be eligible to apply work as a counsellor during August for our Mini Ex campers if there are vacancies available. They will also be welcome to apply to work as a counsellor at TEC the following summer. CIT Schedule: - Week 2: 4-day canoe trip in Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park to develop independence, teamwork, physical literacy, and nature appreciation. - Week 3 and 4: Placement within Camp to practice the skills gained and learned. |
We know that everyone's camp experience and situation is unique, so we also have optional extras to sign up for:
Evening Programs (Second Thursday of each Session) | |||||||||
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Ages: 7-14 (2012-2019) | |||||||||
| The optional add-on evening program is a highlight of the second week of camp and is open to campers aged 7-14. The evening program includes a series of themed games and activities, a pizza dinner (dietary restrictions accommodated), and a Campfire program. Pickup occurs at 8pm. Join us for an evening full of unique camp games and activities! | |||||||||
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