Fall Day Camps
Grades 1-9 (Grade they are currently in for the 2025/2026 school year). Please see below for more program information.
Program Dates:
- Week 1 October 6th-10th, 2025 PROGRAM REGISTRATION CLOSED
- Week 2 October 14th-17th, 2025
In response to requests from our current Camp Warwa families, we will be offering Fall Day Camps in the event that schools are not running.
We recognize the challenges this situation may bring for families and are committed to providing a safe, engaging, and supportive space for children. Normally, Camp Warwa is hosting field trips for schools in the fall, with around 100 students on site every day. We hope that schools will be able to remain open so that we can continue to host the trips that their students look forward to. If schools are not able to join us for their usual visits, we will be running these day camps to ensure we are able to offset the loss of our school bookings, keep our staff working, and support our camper families.
Fees:
Families pay a $10 deposit to hold their campers spot. Full payment will not be processed until the day camp starts.
- Week 2: $245
- Week 2: $80 Round-Trip Edmonton Bussing
- Week 2: $50Round-Trip Spruce Grove Bussing
Please note that registration is for the whole week and that single-day bookings are not available.
In the event that the day camp program does not run, the $10 deposits will be turned into donations towards sending children in need to camp next summer through our Friendship Fund camper subsidy program.
Cancellation Policy – Fall Day Camps
- Cancellations received prior to the program start date will be eligible for a full refund, less a non-refundable $10 deposit.
- Cancellations received after the program has started will either be refunded less a $100 cancellation fee; or a full credit issued toward any Camp Warwa program in 2025 or 2026.
- In the event that the program ends early due to schools resuming classes, families will receive a pro-rated refund for each remaining day of camp cancelled.
Packing, Food & Snacks
Please send a packed lunch and snacks with your child each day. Camp Warwa will provide an additional snack at the end of the day.
Campers should pack a day pack with their food, water bottle and clothing appropriate for the weather.
Bus & Drop-Off Schedule
- Edmonton (Woodcroft Community League): Drop-off 7:30–7:45 AM | Pick-up 5:50 PM
- Spruce Grove (Heavy Metal Place): Drop-off 8:15 AM | Pick-up 5:20 PM
- Camp Warwa: Drop-off 8:45–9:00 AM | Pick-up 4:45–5:00 PM
Program Information
Grades 1-3
Our Grade 1–3 campers get to experience a wide variety of fun and age-appropriate adventures! From climbing, canoeing, and slingshot practice to forest exploration, fort building, and archery, every day is filled with excitement and discovery. Campers will also enjoy creative crafts, group challenges, photo scavenger hunts, and learning outdoor skills like fire and shelter building—all in a safe, supportive, and hands-on environment.
Grades 4-5
Campers will take on exciting challenges and outdoor adventures designed to build confidence, teamwork, and skills. Activities include scaling the climbing wall and vertical playground, testing aim at the slingshot range and archery, and navigating the low ropes course. They’ll also explore the forest, canoe like voyageurs, solve photo scavenger hunts, and work together in group challenges—all while learning essential outdoor skills like fire and shelter building.
Grades 5-6
Campers will take on exciting challenges and outdoor adventures designed to build confidence, teamwork, and skills. Activities include scaling the climbing wall and vertical playground, testing aim at the slingshot range and archery, and navigating the low ropes course. They’ll also explore the forest, canoe like voyageurs, solve photo scavenger hunts, and work together in group challenges—all while learning essential outdoor skills like fire and shelter building.
Grades 7-9
Our oldest campers dive into the ultimate mix of adventure and challenge, designed to spark leadership and teamwork. They’ll soar on the giant swing and zipline, push their limits on the climbing wall and vertical playground, and sharpen their aim at archery. Orienteering, voyageur canoeing, and photo scavenger hunts take them deeper into the wilderness, while group initiatives like Team All Aboard and other challenges strengthen problem-solving, cooperation, and confidence.