Camps in Ontario, CA

Highly recommend https://www.facebook.com/161403354362 The Pickering Horse Centre Ltd.. By far one of the best places in that area, beautiful facility and amazing coaches. Their horses are kind, safe, sound, and well looked after.

Ajax Riding Academy !

Hands down B&B Stables in Zephyr! Bree is amazing!

https://www.facebook.com/204834052869761 Pause Awhile Equestrian Centre

Cowboy & Angels Horse Farm runs an awesome summer camp!

https://www.facebook.com/444859375585465 Ridgewood Farm

I highly recommend Steph Clift and Justin Hawkins!

Please look at Lake House Stables we offer lessons and camps throughout the year www.lakehousestables.ca

Lake House Stables is the way to go

https://www.facebook.com/1396142267064116 StoneGait Stables Riding School

Bree Stoddard?

Well Dressed Equestrian https://www.facebook.com/1393928217334745 Well Dressed Equestrian www.welldressedequestrian.com

Yep..... Pause Awhile Equestrian Center.

Pause Awhile Equestrian Centre!!!

https://www.facebook.com/177410395636421 Belle Wood Equestrian Centre offers an amazing schooling program and camp. Students are educated in horsemanship and to get experience what it’s like “owning” a horse. It’s a true family feeling there. Belinda La Belle Logan provides much more than a riding school! Highly recommend.

https://www.facebook.com/177410395636421 Belle Wood Equestrian Centre located in Pickering. Offers year round lessons with Certified Instructors and Coaches. They also offer PA Day Camps, March Break Camps and a full summer camp program

https://www.facebook.com/444859375585465 Ridgewood Farm has a fabulous lesson and camp program. It’s just east of Newmarket

Take a look at Benchmark Equestrian www.benchmarkequestrian.ca

Barb Malcolm.

Whitchurch Equestrian in Mount Albert just north of Newmarket.

Harrowgate Hills in Mt. Albert!

try well dressed equestrian Jacqueline Sharp is amazing with kids and extremely affordable

Wake Robin Farm has an early bird special on summer camp. And multi rider discounts on lessons and camp. Located just north of Stouffville. Www.wakerobin.ca

Jacqueline Sharp at Well-dressed all the way.

Many of the parks are starting to rent out structures (much like a yurt or cabin). I know that the Pinery has a few different options. Image from http://www.parkreports.com/parksblog/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Arrowhead-Cabin-004.jpg.

Haliburton Highlands...2.5 hrs north of Toronto....many lakes and lots of cottages to rent. https://haliburtoncottages.com

Tobermory, there's a camp ground managed/owned by Menonites, approx 2 mins before you arrive in town, but definitely family oriented, clean and tons of things to do! I believe it's called Tobermory Village Campground, http://www.tobermoryvillagecamp.com/

http://www.greenbayresort.ca/

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Quinte Isle Campgrounds has beautiful rentals. See my facebook site above for info

Wake Robin Farm. The owner is Kelly Maxwell

Raynham stables in nobleton Www.raynhamstables.com

Benchmark Equestrian is located in Nobleton and offers summer camps. Please visit www.benchmarkequestrian.ca for more information!

Pause Awhile Equestrian in Stouffville.

The Riding Academy at The Horse Palace offers full or half day camps. Located in Exhibition grounds and accessible by GO, TTC and car. Great camp, certified instructors. Sunnybrook Stables at Leslie Street and Avenue Road (in the park) also offers full day camp, two week sessions!

Check out https://www.facebook.com/1524338644538023 Benchmark Equestrian or visit www.benchmarkequestrian.ca! We offer camp for students of all levels and abilities. Conveniently located close to Toronto in Nobleton.

Whitchurch Equestrian has a great horse camp. Also has a pool. Located just north of Newmarket.

No personal experience. Teen Ranch in the Caledon area

If you want directly inside Toronto, you have 2 options. Sunnybrook Stables in Sunnybrook Park(Leslie/Eglinton Ave E) or Exhibition Place right downtown(forgot their riding school name). Both TTC accessible if need be, but add a 10-20 min walk into Sunnybrook Park to get to the stables.

There's a whole slew of Crown land in SWO...they're called nature reserves abd almost all of them have free camping. Here is a list and double check the ones in your area to ensure they don't explicitly say you can't camp. https://www.ontario.ca/travel-and-recreation/conservation-reserve-management-direction

I have and even discussed it the the former chair of Halton Conservation (the managing entity) and all Conservation Reserves in Halton are closed to camping at any time, some Halton Conservation areas are open to paid group camping. From the Halton Region forestry bylaw "10. THAT the following activities shall be specifically prohibited in each of the Halton Regional Forest Tracts: (a) camping; (b) the making of fires of any type; (c) the use of any open-flame apparatus whether for cooking, heat or light;"

Actually there are pockets of unpatented Crown Land in Southern Ontario along with government land managed by each region. They are just not shown on CLUPA. The Atlas does not reference data in Southern Ontario. Instead you need to check maps at the County level.

Sorry don't live in Hamilton so I don't know. In my neck of the woods I use http://www.frontenacmaps.ca/ I know there are other such sites.

Backroad Mapbooks maybe

There is Musical Theatre, Parade of Princesses, Acro Tumbling Camp and Choreography Camps being put into the summer camp schedule at Studio III Dance Inc. Also if you don't want to tie up a full week there will be evening classes of Musical Theatre, Acro, Angelina Ballerina, Jazz, Tap Ballet etc for 6 weeks this summer. Scheduling will be in their Facebook Page@studioIIIdanceinc and on their website www.studio3 dance.net by the beginning of next week.

Definitely visit www.inthehills.ca ! They do a centralized list. I will see if I can find the direct link to the camps page.

https://www.inthehills.ca/kids-camps-in-headwaters/ try this link .... scrolll all the way through and you will start to see the summer camps.

Come to Owls Nest Lodge, Alban Ontario. See www.owlsnestlodge.ca. winterized cabins for rent. Large crown land area on Trout Lake. Under new management.

https://www.watershedbearoutfitters.com/en/

Check out www.rockshuntcamp.com

Fishing and kid friendly you should have a look at this website for sure Www.campklahanie.com

Lake Opiongo in Algonquin Park

40 miles of boating, family park ... "Come for a weekend...stay for a lifetime" www.campklahanie.com

Grundy PP is nice and the lakes are non motorized, so you can fish off the rocks or you can fish using a canoe or kayak. It is up Hwy 69 where Hwy 522 intersects. It is a great park, been going there for 20 years. check out the post further down as it was mentioned today with a lot of response.

If you're tenting Emily Park an hour and 15 min west of you has great fishing.... Trailering I'd recommend Bailey's Bay at Fowlers Corners 1 1/2 hrs west on Hwy 7

7 Lakes Wilderness Camps Nakina.

http://www.kashabowieoutposts.com/

https://www.borealforestoutfitters.com/

Call Cochrane Air. 2 grand each for a 3 person bull tag hunt.

Bass Pro shops have sales on at the moment, believe it ends tomorrow.

tscstores.com is worth a look now and again too

Mountain Warehouse in the Tanger outlets is awesome

What do you mean by camp clothing? Hiking/outdoor stuff? Check here, some good deals and free shipping. https://www.liveoutthere.com

Le Baron in Markham and Tent City in Vaughan are pretty decent. It is true that you get what you pay for and the good clothing is expensive so personally I try to buy it when there are clearances or at the Outdoor Recreation show in Toronto near the airport (in Feb)