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Day Camp from $429 // Overnight Camp from $1199

Parents can either pay the full amount via credit card, e-transfer, cash or wire, at the time of registration or parents can choose our payment plan option which requires only $100 down. CANCELLATION POLICY: For all cancellations $100.00, or 5% of the processed payment (whichever is greater) is non-refundable. This is in effect to offset bank-processing & administration fees. For cancellations after May 1 the full registration fee is non-refundable unless a medical certificate accompanies the request. Please note that there is no adjustment in fee when a guest arrives late or leaves early. Substitution of another guest will not be permitted under any circumstances. This policy includes cancellations as a result of commitments and opportunities (i.e. sports tournaments, tryouts, traveling, summer school, etc.)

All of our staff are certified with standard first aid and the majority of our staff have their bronze medallion, bronze cross, and national lifeguard through life saving society.

1:3

We have a 1:3 staff to camper ratio which assures all campers will have amazing supervision keeping them safe and accounted for. We divide our kids into groups by age and program. We have our explorers ages 4-6, go wild ages 7-10, thrill seekers ages 11-13 and mavericks ages 14-17. These age groups work very well together and are at an age where they can all bond very well.

Camp Counsellors are graduates of our Leadership program and hold certification in First Aid, Bronze Cross, ORCKA, WHMIS and they have special training for Archery, Aerial Park, Trampoline and age-appropriate games. Our programs are taught by professional coaches, who are “Coach Canada” (NCCP) certified, and the instruction is world-class. Our waterfront is supervised by Lifeguards

Yes all of our staff have a clear background check and all of our staff over the age of 18 have a police check done on them.

Our staff training consists of 3 to 7 days of education regarding all factors of the camp. We have specialty staff for specific programs such as high ropes, water sports, figure skating, hockey etc. We are consistently giving feedback to our staff insuring everything is running smoothly.

Everyone is treated equally and we train all of our staff to properly address any issues including diversity and inclusion if they were to occur. We are a very diverse camp and we have always had staff and campers from all around the world.

CAMPER CODE OF CONDUCT

AT CAMP I WILL…

Respect campers, staff, lake dwellers and the environment as a member of the Clear Lake Community, including keeping my cabin and the camp clean.
Showing integrity by following all laws and regulations (ie: no drugs, alcohol or tobacco)
Treat others and myself with kindness (ie: no bullying or intentionally hurting others).
Stay with my camp counselors unless I have special permission from the Camp Directors.
Cooperate with camp staff and follow their instructions.
Wear my life jacket at all times on all water crafts.
Be responsible for myself and my wellness by practicing sun safety: wearing sunscreen or protective clothing/hat, and staying hydrated.
Be responsible for myself and my hygiene (ie: washing my hands, showering, brushing my teeth and changing my clothes regularly)
Talk to someone if I feel unsafe.
Be courteous to the public on day trips.
Be SAFE and have FUN!

Campers are encouraged to connect with nature and enjoy our beautiful setting in Northern Ontario. However, we understand the need to connect to families and friends – our policy at the moment allows campers one hour of WiFi in the morning before breakfast, and one hour after supper.

Ce camp a été fondé en 1998.