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Multi-activity Camps in North America 2027

28 campsDay & residential
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Best rated Multi-activity Camps in North America

Ranked by parent ratings on World Camps and Google, weighted by how many reviews back them. Camps enter with at least 3 World Camps reviews or 20 Google reviews. $ to $$$$ is the price per day.

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    Mills River · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.9 on GoogleSince 1957

  2. 2

    Winter · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.9 on GoogleSince 1923

  3. 3

    Marlinton · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.8 on GoogleSince 2001

  4. 4

    Merrill · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.9 on GoogleSince 1922

  5. 5

    Haliburton · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.8 on GoogleSince 1958

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    Henryville · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.7 on GoogleSince 1935

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    Hendersonville · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.8 on GoogleSince 1933

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    Bartow · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.7 on GoogleSince 1992

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    Trinity · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.6 on GoogleSince 1968

  10. 10

    Reinholds · Residential

    5.0 (5)4.7 on GoogleSince 1948

All Multi-activity Camps in North America

28 camps in North America

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Choosing a camp in North America

Multi-activity camps across North America are largely traditional overnight camps in the north-eastern United States: Camp Kingswood in Bridgton, Maine, mixes swimming, lacrosse, soccer and craft through the day, while Camp Timberlane in Ontario, Canada, adds pottery and watersports to the same pattern. Casa de Campo in La Romana, Dominican Republic, is a day camp instead, built around swimming, horseback riding and kayaking.

Ages span from around four or five to the mid-teens, the camps mostly residential through summer. Choosing among so many comes down to region: a lake in Maine, a stretch of Ontario countryside, or a resort day camp in the Caribbean.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best multi-activity camps in North America?
Based on parent ratings on World Camps and Google, our top-rated multi-activity camps in North America include Camp Highlander, Camp WeHaKee, Camp Twin Creeks. See the full ranking above — it updates as new reviews come in.
How much do multi-activity camps in North America cost?
Prices start from $2,300 per session. Each camp sets its own pricing, and many offer age-based rates and sibling discounts.
What ages are multi-activity camps in North America for?
The camps listed here welcome children from 4 to 17 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?
Yes — 1 day camp and 27 residential (overnight) camps match this page. Use the filters to narrow down.
How do I book?
Open a camp to see its sessions, live availability and prices, then book online. You'll confirm your child's details and pay securely — no phone calls needed.

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LELes Elfes InternationalVerbier, Switzerland · since 1987
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