Summer Camp and School-Break Programs | Municipality of Brockton

PD Day and March Break Camps | Register by Clicking the Button Below!

School-Break Camps 2026 | 2027

Please review our PD Day and Holiday Camp Guide , including all policies, general camp information, details related to camper readiness, code of conduct and more.

Upcoming Camps and Fees

PA Day Camp: October 16, 2026

Calling all ghouls, goblins, and little monsters! This PA Day is packed with Halloween fun from start to finish. Children are encouraged to come dressed in their coziest pajamas, especially Halloween-themed ones if they have them! Get ready for a day full of tricks, treats, and spooky surprises, including creepy science experiments, Frankenstein dance parties, Halloween games, and festive crafts. We'll also hit the ice for some skating fun, so don't forget your skates and helmet! Be sure to bring outdoor clothing for active outdoor play as we enjoy a frightfully fun day with friends. Join us for a SPOOOOKY good time that's sure to be a scream!

PA Day Camp: November 20, 2026

Bundle up and join us for a day of cozy fall fun! Campers will experience the excitement of the great outdoors with wilderness-inspired games, nature crafts, scavenger hunts, and team challenges. We'll warm up inside with campfire-themed activities (no real fire!), creative projects, and delicious fall-inspired treats. Don't forget your skates for some time on the ice and outdoor clothing for fresh-air adventures!

Daily Fee: $44

Be sure to select "Pizza" as an Extra and the number of slices, upon registering online!

Please note that drop-off is anytime after 8:00am, and pick-up is anytime before 5:00pm. Please pack indoor shoes, appropriate indoor and outdoor clothing, skating gear if interested, peanut free lunch and snacks.

Please visit www.brockton.ca/programs (Youth Programs) to review the Parent Guide and "Code of Conduct" prior to attending a PA Day Camp. We are looking forward to seeing you soon!

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Cancellations received more than 14 days before the start date of the program or activity can transfer their registration to any alternative camp or Brockton recreation program, accept an account credit (no expiry), or receive a full refund.

If a cancellation occurs less than 14 days before the start of the program or activity, there will be a 20% Non-Refundable Administration Fee, with the remining 80% refunded as an account credit.

Cancellations and refund requests should be received in writing via email to recreation@brockton.ca, or by phone during business hours (8:30am - 4:30pm) by calling 519-881-0625 x 2.

Please Note:

We reserve the right to cancel or alter camps, lessons and programs if necessary, including unforeseen circumstances. Every effort will be made to avoid these changes.

What to Bring

What to Bring to School Break Camps!

Backpack
A reusable water bottle
Appropriate indoor and outdoor clothing
Indoor shoes
Change of clothes
Skates, helmet and skating gear (if skating)
Lunch and snacks that are peanut/nut free (and litter free, if possible).
... Anything else specific to your camp and identified in your pre-camp email!

We are a HIGH FIVE Camp!

What HIGH FIVE Accreditation Means for Your Family:

Quality you can trust: Our camp is HIGH FIVE® accredited, a nationally recognized standard for excellence in children’s recreation and sport programs.
Child-centered programming: Activities are designed with children’s physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development in mind.
Trained, knowledgeable staff: All staff are trained in Healthy Child Development, so they understand how kids grow, learn, and thrive at different ages.
Safe and supportive environment: Staff are equipped to create spaces where children feel safe, included, respected, and confident.
Positive experiences every day: Programs focus on fun, participation, skill-building, and positive relationships, not pressure or competition.
Inclusive for all children: HIGH FIVE principles promote accessibility, fairness, and belonging for children of all abilities and backgrounds.
Strong supervision & leadership: Trained leaders know how to manage groups effectively while still keeping activities engaging and enjoyable.
Continuous improvement: Accreditation means our program is regularly reviewed to ensure we maintain high standards and best practices.

Behaviours and Additional Support

Participant Code of Conduct

Every camper has the right to feel safe in any municipal recreation program. When behavior issues arise or challenges present themselves, we resolve them on an individual basis. All campers are responsible for conducting themselves in accordance with our Participant Code of Conduct:

Show respect and consideration for staff, instructors, leaders in training, volunteers and other participants in the program.
Be cooperative and willing to participate in programs with the understanding that all participants have varying abilities.
Respect the rules and regulations to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.
Include others in activities when possible.
Play without bullying or teasing others.
Use equipment safely and appropriately
Use appropriate language.
Adhere to a “hands-off” expectation by not touching or making physical contact with other participants, staff, instructors, leaders in training and volunteers.

Behaviours that are not tolerated:

Physical aggression – behavior causing or threatening physical harm towards others.
Damaging property – deliberate behavior aimed at destroying, altering or defacing property and/or public spaces.
Inappropriate language – language that is considered to be impolite, rude or offensive.
Social behavior – any behavior that aims to use social power over another program participants, staff, instructors, leaders in training and volunteers.

The Municipality of Brockton reserve the right to dismiss a participant without warning if, in their opinion, the participant compromises the physical and emotional safety of themselves, other participants, staff, instructors, leaders in training and volunteers or has failed to cooperate with any rules or code of conduct.

Brockton's Behavioural Policy

Brockton has implemented a Behavioural Policy which includes preventative measures such as re-direction of behaviour, documentation of behaviour and consistent communication with a parent/guardian.

First Warning: If inappropriate behaviour occurs, the child is removed from program to discuss behaviour and camp guidelines. Child will return back to programming.
Second Warning: Re-occurring behaviour, the child is removed from program to discuss behaviour and camp guidelines. A more thorough discussion takes place, and depending on severity a parent/guardian is informed. The child will return to programming.
Third Warning: Re-occurring behaviour, the child is removed from program to discuss behaviour and camp guidelines. A “Time Out Talk It Out” will take place. A behaviour checklists will be completed and provided to parent/guardian upon pick-up. Summer Camp Supervisor and the Recreation Programming Supervisor will determine if next steps are required.
Removal of a Participant from Program: Depending on severity or recurrence of behaviour, while taking into account the safety and well being of all campers and staff.

Behaviours and Additional Support Requirements

If your child has a particular diagnosis or may be in need of additional support while attending camp, please contact our Programming Supervisor (Lisa Fagan) well in advance by emailing lfagan@brockton.ca or calling 519-881-0625 x 201. Please note that a more detailed questionnaire may need to be completed, to determine the needs of your camper.

Additionally it is important to note that all communication remains confidential and that Brockton will aim towards providing additional support while keeping safety in mind as our top priority; this includes the safety of your camper, other campers and Brockton summer camp staff.

Duty to Report

We have a Duty to Report!

As a day camp provider, we are committed to the safety and well-being of every child in our care. In accordance with the Ontario Child, Youth and Family Services Act, we have a legal duty to report any suspicions of child abuse or neglect to the appropriate authorities. This is not only a legal obligation but also a crucial part of ensuring the best interests of your child.

Please know that any concerns will be handled with the utmost sensitivity and in a manner that prioritizes the safety and well-being of your child. Our goal is always to foster a positive and supportive environment for all children, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

R Zone Policy

What is the Rzone policy?

The goal of this policy is to promote a positive, safe and supportive environment for the public and staff.

It promotes respect for yourself, respect for others, and enforces responsibility for one’s actions. Rzone is a zero tolerance policy that applies to the municipality's facilities, programs, parks, and trails. The policy enforces zero tolerance for inappropriate behavior including:

Verbal Assault
Use of Alcohol and Drugs
Threats and Aggression
Theft
Fighting and Physical
Assault
Harassment
Vandalism
Possession of Weapons

If you are involved in or witness an incident within our facilities, report it immediately to staff on duty. Staff will follow appropriate procedures and complete an incident report with your assistance. If you become aware of the incident after leaving the facility, report it by completing an incident report found online (website below) and emailing the report to recreation@brockton.ca.

For more information please visit www.brockton.ca/rzone

Late Fee

Camp programming ends at 4:00pm daily, with pick-up until 5:00pm. An additional $10 fee will apply for every 15 minutes you are late, per child, past 5:00 pm. This fee will go on your account and can be paid by contacting the recreation office during business hours at 519-881-0625 x 2.

Financial Supports

Jumpstart

Sometimes, families need financial assistance to get their kids into a sport or physical activity. We're committed to helping all families access a range of activities.

For more information and to apply visit Canadian Tire's, Jumpstart website by clicking HERE!

Child Care Subsidy in Bruce County

To apply for Child Care Fee Subsidy, you must complete an application on-line on the County of Bruce website at: https://occms.brucecounty.on.ca/childrensservices/.

For further information please review This Form.

Become a Leader in Training!

Interested in volunteering with Brockton’s Summer Camps?

Do you love to swim and interact with children of all ages? Flexible opportunities are available, all summer long. This program is aimed at individuals ages 13+ who may be interested in becoming a future Summer Camp Leader!

Please open and complete the form below, and return it to the Recreation office at recreation@brockton.ca, or by visiting us at The Walkerton Community Centre (290 Durham St. W, Walkerton ON).

Volunteer with us this summer!

Leader in Training - Summer Camp Volunteer Application Form