Camp and P.A. Day Programs

Click on the links provided below to view the interactive file from this program guide.

Note: The interactive file can be viewed online and downloaded.

Programs: For registered programs, click on the code # to register online.

• Summer Camps 2026 Program Guide (all pages)
• Active & Sports Camps
• Arts & Dance Camps
• Educational & Technology Camps
• Exploration Camps
• Front Cover
• Important Camp Information
• Inclusion Services
• Leadership Camps
• Registration Information

Click on the links provided below to view the PDF files from this program guide.

Note: These PDF files can be printed and downloaded.

• Summer Camps 2026 Program Guide (all pages)
• Active & Sports Camps
• Arts & Dance Camps
• Educational & Technology Camps
• Exploration Camps
• Front Cover
• Important Camp Information
• Inclusion Services
• Leadership Camps
• Registration Information

Town of Aurora Summer Camps are proud to utilize ePACT Network, a health and safety software to better support all our members and make it easier to submit critical data securely! ePACT is a secure digital solution that allows you to quickly share the health and emergency information we need, and also provides us with powerful communication tools to ensure we have a way to message you in the event of an illness, injury, or larger scale emergency.

Why are we using ePACT?

• To save you time – With ePACT, you only need to complete your child’s information once, and then verify that it is still correct for additional programs or subsequent years (which can be done in just two minutes)! And if you need to update something quickly, just log-in and update it and we'll be notified immediately.
• To eliminate high-touch processes – Collecting data electronically and checking members in/out using contactless methods that ePACT offers means a significant reduction in close human contact and shared items like pens and paper sheets.
• For better security and privacy – ePACT's high encryption levels and commitment to security means your data on ePACT is safe. ePACT allows us to limit and track access.

How does it work?

• You’ll receive an email invite to share information with Town of Aurora Summer Camps.
• Click “Complete Request” to create a free account, or log-in if you already have an existing ePACT account.
• Enter the required information, like medical conditions, and share it with Town of Aurora Summer Camps so that program staff have access.

ePACT makes it far easier for you to share emergency information with us, while also ensuring we have access to records anytime, anywhere with the mobile app – even without an internet connection. Rest assured that you always own your account and the information in it. Have questions or feedback? Please email our Summer Camps staff or visit one of these helpful ePACT websites:

• ePACT for Families FAQ
• ePACT for Families Help Center

The Town of Aurora's Community Services Department strives to provide a fun and safe camp experience for all campers! All our Camps are NUT AWARE, please do not send your camper with any products that contain or may contain any nuts. 

You will receive a pre-camp email prior to your camp program with all the details you will need. Please ensure your e-PLAY account is up to date with your correct email address.

Parents/Guardians will receive email communication the Thursday before camp begins regarding any necessary information. Please be sure to update your contact information in your e-PLAY account.

The Town of Aurora follows all regulations associated with the Child Care and Early Years Act pertaining to camp. Due to this, all children must be 4 years of age by the start of the designated camp program. This means that children who are turning 4 years of age after the start of the camp (even if only by a few days) cannot participate until the day they turn 4. Currently, we are unable to offer camps to children 3 years or younger and no exceptions will be made.

Please send your camper with the following items:

• A nut free lunch and 2 snacks
• Plenty of water
• Indoor shoes
• Appropriate clothing for outdoor play

Camp Locations

• A.C.C. – Aurora Community Centre
  1 Community Centre Lane
  905-841-2371 
• A.F.L.C. – Aurora Family Leisure Complex
  135 Industrial Parkway N.
  905-841-7529 
• A.S.C. – Aurora Seniors’ Centre
  90 John West Way
  905-726-4767 
• S.A.R.C. – Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
  1400 Wellington St. E.
  905-726-4770
• Fleury Park
  5 Community Centre Lane
• Norm Wellar Park
  250 McClellan Way
• Lambert Willson Park
  1 Community Centre Lane 
• Sheppard’s Bush
  93 Industrial Pkwy S.
• Lind Realty Team Sports Dome
  115 Industrial Pkwy N.
  905-727-2552

Drop-off & Pick-up Times

Drop-off and pick-up must occur during the below designated times.

• Drop-off - 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
• Pick-up - 3:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Note - Late pick-up fees do apply. A $5 late fee will be applied to your account for every 15 minutes that your child has not been signed out once camp has ended.

The Town of Aurora is excited to offer extended care programs with before and after hours supervision to select full day summer camps.

How It Works

If you register your child(ren) for one of our exciting full day Summer Camp programs, you can take advantage of our Extended Care options, available both before and after regular camp hours. Extended Care is intended for parents who need extra flexibility in their schedule or additional supervision for their child(ren) outside of regular camp programs.

Note - Extended Care is only available for full day camps located at the A.F.L.C., A.T.S. or S.A.R.C.

Extended Care Hours

Regular Camp Hours – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

AM Extended Care – 7:30 a.m. to 8:50 a.m.
Campers will be walked to camp locations beginning at 8:50 a.m. For more information, please refer to the “Transportation To & From Camp” section.

PM Extended Care – 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Campers must be picked up by 5:30 p.m. Please call the Camp Headquarters phone line if you are running late. Note - This phone number will be provided in May.

Facility Hubs

The Town of Aurora will be offering 3 Extended Care locations for our full day camps.

• Aurora Family Leisure Complex (A.F.L.C.) – 135 Industrial Parkway North
• Aurora Town Square (A.T.S.) – 50 Victoria Street
• Stronach Aurora Recreation (S.A.R.C.) – 1400 Wellington Street East

Transportation To & From Camp

For camps located at Extended Care hubs – Participants will be walked to and from their specific camp room by Camp staff. For the Aurora Family Leisure Complex, this will also apply to camps located at the Lind Realty Sports Dome.

Extended Care Fees

5 Days

• AM Care: $50.00/5
• PM Care: $50.00/5

4 Days

• AM Care: $40.00/4
• PM Care: $40.00/4

How to Register

• For full day camps that have access to Extended Care programming, there will be an option to select the AM and/or PM add-on/s when registering online. If you wish to add after you have already registered your child, please contact Customer Service.

Please notify the Town of Aurora if your child is unable to attend camp. Please select from these 2 options.

1 - Please email our Summer Camps staff.

2 - Please call 905-726-4770 or 905-841-7529.

For full details on our Camp refund and withdrawal policy, please check out our Program Guide webpage.

The Town of Aurora Camps are run by energetic and enthusiastic staff. Town of Aurora Camp Staff are all trained in Standard First Aid & CPR C, AED, AODA, have a satisfactory Police Vulnerable Sector Check, as well as attend extensive pre-camp training which includes High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development and Physical Literacy training programs. Inclusion staff attend additional training sessions, including Behaviour Management Systems Training.

For more information on 1:1 support for a P.A. Day Camp, Winterfest Camp or March Break Camp, please email Inclusion Services prior to registering. To learn more, visit our Inclusion Services webpage.

During the summer, some camps will take part in weekly camp swims at the A.F.L.C. or S.A.R.C. Campers must be a minimum of age 7 to attend a camp that swims.

At the first Camp Swim of each week, new campers who would like to swim independently will take a camp swim test. Campers may try the swim test once per week, with successful results kept on file for the remainder of the summer.

During the summer, some camps will take part in weekly camp swims at the A.F.L.C. or S.A.R.C. Campers must be a minimum of age 7 to attend a camp that swims. At the first Camp Swim of each week, new campers who would like to swim independently will take a camp swim test. Campers may try the swim test once per week, with successful results kept on file for the remainder of the summer.