Access Richmond Hill
The Access Richmond Hill Contact Centre provides assistance for general inquiries, responds to questions or concerns regarding programs and services as well as accepts in person payments.
Contact Us
905-771-8800
Hours of Service:
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Camp Information
| What you need to know before your first day |
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We are so glad your camper is embarking on their adventure with us! While camp will look a little different this year with a number of health and safety measures in place, we still have fun-filled camp days ahead! To help your first day go smoothly, please complete the Camper Intake Form prior to the first day of camp. There will be one lunch break and two snack breaks. Please remember that all camps are NUT-FREE (this includes packaging that “May Contain Nuts”. If your snack is homemade, please include a note stating it is “Nut-Free”). Bring a pre-filled water bottle too. All camps will have some outdoor component, so make sure to dress accordingly to weather conditions. To help you organize your camper for the first day, here’s a handy Camper Checklist:
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| Important Forms |
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To help your first day go smoothly, please complete the Camper Intake Form prior to the first day of camp. |
| How to register |
Register onlineRegister for camp using the online registration system. Still want to register in person?Complete a registration form and drop it off in-person at one of our community centres. Please call 905-771-8870 if you require further assistance. |
Transfers/Withdrawals
If needed to transfer into another program or cancel your registration, please fill out the following forms and email the completed form to recreation@richmondhill.ca
Volunteers
Volunteers play an important part in Richmond Hill Summer Camps. Volunteers work directly with campers under the supervision of City staff counsellors and supervisors. Some of the roles of a volunteer include facilitation of camp activities and games, assisting with arts and crafts, and set up and take down of activities.
If you are looking to gain some experience in a camp setting, sign up to be a Richmond Hill volunteer to have access to the volunteer postings for summer camp. For more information, visit RichmondHill.ca/Volunteers.
Why choose Richmond Hill Camps?
- There are a variety of camps to choose from to meet your child's interests
- Choose a location close to you with many camp locations across Richmond Hill
- Our camps welcome children and youth ages 4 - 18 years-old
- Affordable prices and financial assistance programs are available
- Children with disabilities are welcome in our inclusive camps with different types of support offered
- All of our camp staff are HIGH FIVE® Certified and trained in First Aid
Your child will benefit from camp!
Camp is an excellent opportunity for your child to:
- Meet positive role models
- Make new friends and enhance social skills
- Foster independence
- Boost self-esteem and self-confidence
- Build character
- Experience nature
- Get active
- Try new things
- Have fun and make long-lasting memories