Camps

Camps - What to Expect

Registration

• Camp Locations & Dates

  March Break Camp

  • March 13 - March 17, 2023 - Dr. William Laceby Nobleton Community Centre & Arena

  Summer Camp 2023

  Locations

  ·       King City Lions Arena

  ·       King City Seniors Centre (30 Fisher Street)

  ·       King Heritage & Cultural Centre

  ·       King Township Municipal Centre

  ·       Dr. William Laceby Nobleton Community Centre and Arena

  ·       Nobleton Community Hall

  ·       Cold Creek Conservation Area

  ·       Trisan Centre

  Camp Dates

  ·       Week 1: July 4-8 * (no camp on Monday, July 3^rd)

  ·       Week 2: July 10-14

  ·       Week 3: July 17-21

  ·       Week 4: July 24-28

  ·       Week 5: July 31 – August 4

  ·       Week 6: August 8-11 * (no camp on Monday, August 7^th)

  ·       Week 7: August 14-18

  ·       Week 8: August 21-25

  ·       Week 9: August 28-September 1

   

  We Be Tripping (WBT) Locations

  LOCATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

  Week 3: July 17-21	Week 5: July 31 – August 4	Week 7: August 14-18
  Monday: Treetop Trekking Tuesday: SplashON Water Park Wednesday: Wonderland Thursday: Brooks Farm Friday: Rock and Chalk	Monday: SplashON Water Park Tuesday: Lazertag Wednesday: ROM Thursday: Toronto Zoo Friday: Air Riderz	Monday: Ripleys Aquarium Tuesday: Wet ’N’ Wild Wednesday: Science Centre Thursday: Wonderland Friday: Archery Circuit

• Camp Subsidies

  York Region Recreation Subsidies - Positive Leisure Activities for Youth (PLAY)

  York Region offers subsidies for recreation programs and day camps. Recreation programs and day camp subsidies provide children from families with low income the ability to take part in programs offered by the municipal recreation departments. The subsidy is available for children aged four to 13. For more information visit www.york.ca

  King Township Community Assistance Program

  The Community Assistance Program is to provide fee assistance that is fair, equitable and easy to access for low-income King Township residents. For more information on the application process please visit our Community Recreation Guide. 

Safety

• Campers

  • Only registered participants are allowed to attend.
  • Masks are not required but encouraged if the camper is more comfortable wearing one.
  • Campers will participate in frequent hand washing. Hand sanitizer will also be available. 
  • Outdoor Play: Camps will be going outside as much as possible to limit the spread of germs.
• Facilities

  • Access to all Township of King facilities is limited to those who have pre-registered for a camp program.
  • Certain rooms have been assigned to designated camps.
  • Increased Disinfection: More frequent cleaning and disinfecting of program spaces, washrooms and high touch points.
• Health Screenings

  • Pre-Screening for COVID-19: All staff and participants must complete a passive screening daily. 
  • If anyone in the household has symptoms of COVID-19, has been notified as a close contact of someone with COVID-19 or been told to stay home and self-isolate, the camper must stay home.

   

  If you are sick, stay home to prevent transmission to others, except to seek testing or medical care if required.

  You should stay home until all of the following apply to you:

  • your symptoms have been improving for at least 24 hours (or 48 hours if you had nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea)  
  • you do not have a fever
  • you do not develop any additional symptoms

   

  When your symptoms are improving and you are no longer isolating at home, doing the following can provide extra protection against the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses circulating in the community.

  For 10 days after your symptoms started:

  • wear a well-fitted mask in all public settings
  • avoid non-essential activities where you need to take off your mask (for example, dining out)
  • avoid non-essential visits to anyone who is immunocompromised or may be at higher risk of illness (for example, seniors)
  • avoid non-essential visits to highest risk settings in the community such as hospitals and long-term care homes
• Illness at Camp

  If you have the symptoms of COVID-19 listed below, assume that you may have the virus and may be contagious.

  • Any one or more of:
    • fever or chills
    • cough
    • shortness of breath
    • decreased or loss of taste or smell
  • Any two or more of:
    • runny nose or nasal congestion
    • headache
    • extreme fatigue
    • sore throat
    • muscle aches or joint pain
    • gastrointestinal symptoms (such as vomiting or diarrhea)

   

  • 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.
  • Parents/guardians will be contacted to pick up their camper immediately. If a negative result is confirmed the participant will be allowed to return to camp, once symptoms have resolved for 24 hours. 
  • If the ill camper has a sibling that is attending camp, they will also need to be picked up immediately by the parent/guardian. 

Refund/Transfers

• Refund/Cancellation Chart

  A refund request form must be completed and sent to the Recreation Coordinator - Camps & Inclusion for approval. No daily refunds will be granted for weekly camp registrations. Processing refunds can take up to 8 weeks. See chart below for more information.

  Cancellation Date	Refund
  Up to 1 week (7 days) prior	80%  Refund or 100% Gift Card
  Up to 5-6 days prior	50% Refund or 80% Gift Card
  Thursday after 4pm prior to weekly camp registration	No Refund or Gift Card
  Less than 48 hrs prior to daily camp registration	No Refund or Gift Card
  Medical Circumstances where a Doctor’s note is provided	100% Refund

  If Day Camps are cancelled under the direction and guidance of the Province of Ontario and/or York Region Public Health, full refunds will be issued.

   

Forms

Accreditation