Summer Camp
The mission of our summer camp is to immerse children aged 4 to 11 years-old in nature while involving them in dynamic outdoor experiences and hands-on learning.
Summer 2026 Sessions:
Week 1 | July 6-10
Week 2 | July 13-17
Week 3 | July 20-24
Week 4 | July 27-31
Camp is offered Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. Details on pricing & program availability can be found below.
Questions? Email info@rowantreeschool.ca
Payment / Refund Policy:
A $65 non-refundable registration fee is due at the time of registration. Full payment is due upon receipt of invoice. No refunds issued after May 15th. We will do our best to accommodate change of date requests if their are spots available.
Camp Programs
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Wildflowers (Ideal for 4-6 year-olds)
Join us for a joyful summer at Wildflowers, a nature-inspired day camp for our youngest campers held on site at Rowan Tree Children’s School. Campers will delight in long days of outdoor play and exploration, seasonal crafts, storytelling, songs, and all the simple magic that summertime brings. Rooted in a gentle, play-based rhythm, this program offers young children a warm and nurturing space to connect with nature, make friends, and soak up the sunshine.
Program offered Weeks 1-4
$375 / week
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Woodfolk (Ideal for 6-9 year-olds)
This fun-filled Woodfolk session brings the magic of the forest to our home base, with activities taking place primarily on site. Campers will also enjoy walks to local green spaces, where they’ll engage in nature exploration, creative crafts, camp games, and classic summertime fun. The week includes one special full day immersed in the woods at Jackson Creek Park, offering a deeper forest experience. With a balance of creativity, adventure, and outdoor play, this session provides a joyful, connected experience with nature—both at our home base and beyond.
Program offered Weeks 1&2
$385 / week
(includes bus fee to Jackson Park) -
Woodlanders (Ideal for 8-11 year-olds)
Adventure awaits in the forest! Each day at Woodlanders is packed with hands-on learning and outdoor exploration as campers develop essential survival skills like knot tying, shelter building, orienteering, bushcraft, and fire making. Led by experienced Forest School counsellors, this off-site camp takes place in a local wooded area—either the Trent Nature Area or Jackson Park, depending on the session. Campers will build confidence, teamwork, and a deep connection to nature while having unforgettable fun in the wild!
Program offered Weeks 3&4
$400 / week
(includes bus fee to Jackson Park)
