Camp Belwood
0008 Third Line, Fergus, ON N1M 2W4
Cost: $700 plus HST/week*
Ages 6 to 12
*fee assistance may be available, learn more here.
Camp Belwood is the perfect home away from home! Sharing a sunny three-acre site with our Camp Belwood Day Camp, it is a vibrant place to build community and lasting connections. Campers enjoy classic activities that foster responsibility, independence, and compassion. The lake is ideal for kayaking and canoeing, while the pool offers a refreshing swimming option.
Intro to Overnight Camp: We’re excited to offer another summer of 3-night overnight camps for ages 6–12, perfect for first-time campers. Running Monday to Thursday, these sessions offer favorite activities at a lower fee for a gentle introduction to overnight camp.
Optional Bus: We’re introducing a bus service from Waterloo, making drop-offs and pick-ups more convenient for families. Thanks to a generous grant, bussing will be offered free of charge in 2026.
Site Highlights:
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New climbing wall
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Swimming pool
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Sailing
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Canoeing and kayaking
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Archery
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BMX biking (ages 8 and up)
Drop off and Pick up Times
2026 Camp Schedule
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Session 1 July 6 – 9
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Session 2 July 13 – 16
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Session 3 July 20 – 23
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Session 4 July 27 – 30
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Session 5 No overnight camp program available.
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Session 6 August 10 – 13
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Session 7 August 17 – 20
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Session 8 August 24 – 27
Drop off day: Monday 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
Pick up day: Thursday 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
*times subject to change
Typical Day at Camp Belwood
Camp Ki-Wa-Y
3738 Hessen Strasse, St. Clements, ON N0B 2M0
Cost: $1,000 plus HST/week*
Ages 6 to 14
*fee assistance may be available, learn more here.
Camp Ki-Wa-Y is located on the west shore of Paradise Lake, just outside of St. Clements. Ki-Wa-Y's 77 acres of gorgeous landscape feature over 25 acres of naturally wooded and truly beautiful forests. A spectacular surprise just 15 minutes from Kitchener-Waterloo. YMCA Camp Ki-Wa-Y offers a variety of activities and experiences to suit all ages and interests.
Campers have the opportunity to choose their own adventure and spend more time doing what they REALLY like through program streams. Choose from the following streams:
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Traditions — For those who want it all. A great choice for first-time-campers or campers who like all camp activities.
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Rocks and Ropes — For the thrill seeker. Challenge yourself on our high ropes course and climbing wall
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Wind and Water — For water lovers. Focus on building confidence on the waterfront with a variety of boating activities.
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Canvas and Clay — For the budding artist. With mother nature as your muse, the opportunities for creativity are endless.
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Survive and Thrive — Come away from camp with solid outdoor living and survival skills.
Site Highlights:
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Program streams
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Rock wall
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High and low ropes courses
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Water trampoline
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Windsurfing
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Stand up paddleboarding
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Canoeing and kayaking
2026 Camp Schedule
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Session 1 July 6 – 11
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Session 2 July 13 – 18
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Session 3 July 20 – 25
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Session 4 July 27 – August 1
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Session 5 August 3 – 8
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Session 6 August 10 – 15
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Session 7 August 17 – 22
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Session 8 August 24 – 29
Drop off and Pick up Times
Drop off day: Monday 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Pick up day: Saturday 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Typical Day at Camp Ki-Wa-Y
Camp Waabanaki
Big Muskoka adventure starts here.
Sail. Paddle. Explore. Repeat.
Deep blue water. Rocky shore. Canoe trips. Campfires.
A beautiful setting Lake Vernon in Huntsville.
Register Now for the Summer of a Lifetime!
Ages: 7–15
Sessions: 1-week & 2-week options
Location: Huntsville, ON
Cost: From $1,015 +HST
Bus from Waterloo, Guelph, Newmarket
Set on Lake Vernon in Muskoka, Camp Waabanaki spans a picturesque 40-acre site across the mainland and its island, surrounded by forest, granite cliffs, and water.
For over 85 years, this has been a place of big camp traditions making summers feel bigger.
Waterfront days. Sailing, swimming, and unforgettable canoe trips.
Canoe trips take campers site to site, building real skills and confidence along the way.
Site Highlights:
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Canoe Out Trips
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Sailing
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Diving tower
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Swimming & water trampolines
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Canoeing & kayaking
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Stand-Up-Paddleboarding
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Archery
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Mountain biking
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Disc Golf
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Gagaball
2026 Camp Schedule
Session 1 July 6 – 18
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Session 1a July 6 – 11
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Session 1b July 13 – 18
Session 2 July 20 – August 1
Session 3 August 3 – 15
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Session 3a August 3 – 8
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Session 3b August 10 – 15
Session 4 August 17 – 29
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Session 4a August 17 – 22
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Session 4b August 24 – 29
Drop off and Pick up
More Information
Drop off day: Monday 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Pick up day: Saturday 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Spots are filling.
Don’t wait until your preferred session is gone.
Family Camp
Bring your crew.
Meals included
Kids programming: Time to actually relax
Paddle. Swim. Sit by the fire.
$725 per cabin + HST — up to 10 guests, all ages welcome
Dates: May 29 – 31, June 12 – 14
Arrival: Friday at 2:00 p.m. Departure: Sunday at 2:00 p.m.
Typical Day at Camp Waabanaki
Explore Life at Camp: Your Home Away From Home
Accommodations
At YMCA overnight camps, campers enjoy a welcoming and supportive environment with rustic, cozy cabins designed for comfort and camaraderie.
Cabin Living: Each cabin accommodates 8–10 campers and 2 trained counsellors, providing a safe and positive space. Traditional log bunk beds with mattresses and ample storage for personal items ensure campers feel at home.
Washrooms: Flush or composting toilets and running water are a short walk from all cabins. Camp Waabanaki includes a unique ‘Morning Dip’ experience with biodegradable shampoo and conditioner for eco-friendly hygiene.
Counsellor Support: Our counsellors are available 24/7, fostering a nurturing environment and ensuring every camper is cared for at all times.
A Typical Evening
As the sun sets, campers wind down with a structured and comforting bedtime routine:
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A trip to the washhouse to brush teeth.
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Cabin check-ins led by counsellors, reflecting on the day's highlights.
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Quiet time tailored to the age group, including reading, songs, or independent relaxation.
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Counsellors are always on hand during the night to assist campers as needed, supported by our round-the-clock support staff.
Meals at Camp
Fueling the fun is our priority! Campers enjoy delicious and nutritious meals in a welcoming dining hall setting.
Dining Style: Meals are served family-style or buffet, fostering a sense of community.
Dietary Needs: Our modern kitchen accommodates a variety of dietary requirements, including gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan, halal, and allergy-sensitive options.
Tuck Shop Treats: For a little extra sweetness, campers can purchase treats from the Tuck Shop.
