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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COVID-19 Update: This year, camp programming looks a little different in Richmond Hill. We're happy to provide a variety of recreation options to keep children active, engage their imaginations and unleash their creativity in a physically distanced environment.
Summer Camps
We can't wait to have campers back for a fun and exciting summer. This year summer camp will be offered in-person for 6-12 year olds, focusing on outdoor activities, arts and crafts, and games. Specialty camps in theatre, dance, outdoor adventure, and heritage will also be offered. There will be no extended care hours at camp this year. Spaces are limited.
View all our camps and create your wish list.
Resident registration starts Wednesday, June 2 at 7 a.m.
Non-resident registration starts Wednesday, June 9 at 7 a.m.
| In-Person Camps by Week |
| In-Person Camps by Theme |
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Archery Outdoor Adventure Camp |
| In-Person Camps by Age |
| Virtual Summer Camps by Week |
| Virtual Summer Camps |
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View our wide selection of Virtual Camps with themes ranging from art, dance, STEM, theatre, mad science, computers and animation, and junior leader in training. |
| P.A.R.K. Adventure Program |
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The P.A.R.K program (Park, Adventure, Recreation for Kids) is an opportunity for children to enjoy outdoor activities at different parks in Richmond Hill. The program may include a variety of activities such as arts, crafts, games, sports, and exploring nature during this hour and a half outdoor session. Parents or caregivers (18 years and older) must be on site for the duration of the program. |
Camp program will follow the provincial guidelines and public health protocols, and will only go ahead if the Province allows. Richmond Hill reserves the right to change or cancel the camp programming at any time.
Camp Information
| What you need to know before your first day |
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While camp will look a little different this year with a number of health and safety measures in place, we still have a fun-filled summer ahead! Abiding by provincial guidelines, Summer Camp 2021 will take place primarily outdoors, including daily Sign In and Out, weather permitting. Campers should come prepared to be outside all day with the exception of washroom breaks. All campers, parents and staff are required to wear face masks – make sure to pack an extra mask in case there is a need to change it through the day! Campers will be required to complete a COVID-19 self-assessment screening before joining camp each day. The screening form is available online. There will also be a QR code on site. Complete the form on your phone and show the approval page to staff at sign in each day. Campers will be assigned to a cohort for their week of camp. Each cohort has dedicated camp counsellors to make sure everyone has a fun camp experience. There is no overlap in cohorts and participants will not be able to change groups. We have 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. Camp will be outdoors all summer long, weather-permitting, so make sure to pack sunscreen and a hat. To help you organize your camper for the first day, here’s a handy Camper Checklist:
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In addition to in person camps we will be running Virtual Camps as well as our Park Adventure Program. More details will be available Wednesday, May 26.
Summer Camp Information
| Your child will benefit from camp! |
Camp is an excellent opportunity for your child to:
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| Why choose Richmond Hill Camps? |
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| Our Camp Counsellors and High Five® Certified |
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We are committed to quality! Your children and their wellbeing is important to us, which is why we are proud to say that all of our camp staff are High Five® Certified. High Five® is Canada's quality standard for children's programs which are based on the five principles of healthy childhood development that are essential for quality programs:
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| What you need to know for your child's first day |
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We are so glad your camper is embarking on their adventure with us! To help your first day go smoothly, please:
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| Important Forms |
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Print and complete the following forms and bring them with you on the first day of camp. For an alternate version of these forms, please contact the Camp Coordinator at 905-787-1441, ext. 223. |
| How to register |
Register onlineRegister for camps using the online registration system. Register by mail or in-personPick up a registration form from one of our local community centres or Richmond Hill's municipal offices. Complete the form and send it back to us by mail or drop it off in-person at: 225 East Beaver Creek Road Transfers/WithdrawalsIf needed, you can transfer to another program or cancel your registration by completing the following forms: |