Camps
CAMPS: SUMMER, MARCH BREAK & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & HOLIDAY CAMPS
SUMMER CAMPS
Alliance Francaise de Moncton
- What: one-week French camps for non-francophone children
- Ages: Children ages 6-7, 8-9 or 10-11 with little or no French and for children ages 8-10 who are already in immersion programs.
- Where: 236 St. George St. Suite 210 Moncton
- Contact: Call Cecile at 387-5056 or visit www.afmoncton.ca. Register before May 1 to receive a 10 % discount.
- Comments: This is not a structured classroom setting. Activities include games, field trips and outdoor adventures.
These camps have a maximum of 10 children and are led by well-qualified teachers. Your child will have the opportunity to learn and practice French through language activities, as well as fun craft projects.
Beausejour Gymnos
- What: Gymnastics, Trampoline, Games & Crafts
- Ages: 5+
- Contact: 858-5598 or email info@monctongymnastics.com
- Comments: extra supervision available from 8-9am and 4-5pm at a cost of $2 a day
Bostick Summer Music Camps
- What: week long day camps
- Ages: 3-12
- Where: Sackville
- Contact: www.bostickmusicgroup.com
- Comment: Activities include musical theatre, singing, movement, instrument construction, musical outings, special musical guests, a concert and end of camp barbecue.
Broadleaf Ranch
- What: Youth Adventure Camps
- Ages: Youth 8-16
- When: one week camps
- Where: 5526 Rte 114, Hopewell Hill, Albert County
- Cost: call for details, discounts available for multiple weeks and siblings
- Contact: 1-800-226-5405 or www.broadleafranch.com
- Comments: Horseback riding, horsemanship program, trips to Fundy, Hopewell Rocks, Mary’s Point, Cape Enrage, swimming, canoeing, biking, hiking, climbing wall, challenge course and more!
Camp Ta-Wa-Si
- What: week long camps
- Ages: children 6-16
- Contact: call Carolyn at 388-8812 or visit www.campta-wa-si.ca
- Comments: Camp Ta-Wa-Si is an outdoor ministry of the Chignecto Presbytery of the Maritime Conference of the United Church of Canada
Camp Wildwood
- What: 5 day Christian camps with games, rock wall, canoeing, crafts, pool, archery and much more.
- Where: Bouctouche
- Contact: 506-743-2757 or email info@campwildwood.ca or visit www.campwildwood.ca
Capitol Theatre
Club Extenso
- What: summer intensive training camp, recreational, pre-competitive and beginner competitive
- Where: Ecole Odyssey
- Contact: extensogym@gmail.com or call 850-2695
Codiac Soccer
Codiac Soccer Inc. will again be holding summer soccer camps, for the following date and age groups:
Crandall University
- What: Skills Development: Soccer & Basketball
- Contact: 858-8970 or register at www.crandallu.ca
Go-Go Gymnastics
- What: summer camp
- Where: Riverview Middle School
- Ages: Toddler Camp (18mths-3yrs); Half Day or Full Day (4-11 yrs)
- Contact: 1-877-977-4646 or info@gogogym.com
- Comment: unbeatable energy, positive atmosphere and state of the art equipment. For more information visit GoGoGymnastics
French Immersion Daily Vacation Bible School
- What: French camp with a pirate theme.
- Where: Mount Zion ARP Church 155 Charles Lutes Road, Moncton, New Brunswick
- Ages 4-10
- Contact: summercamp3@gmail.com or(506) 863-3750
- Comments: fully bilingual counselors, all pirates need to bring a bag lunch.
Hazy Grape Performing Arts Camp
- What: Performing arts programs
- Ages: Children in grades 5-12
- Where: Moncton High School
- Contact: Michael McArdle 856-3526 or register online at www.hazygrape.com
- Comments: Experience acting, comedy, improv, vocal development, blacklite movement, Broadway song, pantomime and much, much more.
Hebert Family Support Services
- What: social skills development camps
- Contact: Danielle Whalen at 386-2262 or daniellewhalen@hfss.ca
- Camp themes for 2011:
Exploring Friendships: The focus will be on characteristics of friends, building healthy
friendships, and identifying and understanding the unwritten
social rules of friendships.
July 11th to July 15th
Survivor – Social Island:
The focus of this group is to build skills in perspective taking,
developing friendships, understanding social rules, and
strengthening conversation skills.
July 18th to July 22nd
Happy to Be Me:
A group to build self confidence and promote a healthy
body image.
Aug 8th to Aug. 12th
I’m in Control:
The focus of this group is to learn how to recognize and control
emotions such as; anger, anxiety, excitability, and sadness.
Aug. 15th to Aug. 19th
Cool at School:
The focus will be on fitting in, joining in with peers, becoming a
leader and child focused classroom strategies.
Aug. 22nd to Aug. 26th
Hillside Baptist Church
- What: Vacation Bible School
- Where:2290 Mountain Road, Moncton
- Ages: Entering Kindergarten through Grade 5
- Contact: 857-0832 or visit www.groupvbspro.com
- Comments: Registration Deadline: August 16, 2010
KAPOW Animation Camp
Camps will run Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- July 11 to 15 Grades 6, 7, 8 (register)
- July 18 to 22 Grades 6, 7, 8 (register)
- July 25 to 29 Grades 3, 4, 5 (register)
- August 8 to 12 Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 (register)
Subjects Include:
- Animation
- Sculpting
- haracter Design
- Background Drawing and more.
Supplies included. Students required to bring their own snack and lunch. Cost: $185 (per student) Location to be announced. Contact: email jon@kapowcamps.com or visit kapowcamps.com
Lewisville Baptist Church
- What: Camp E.D.G.E.
- Ages: Children (K- Grade 4)
- Where: Lewisville Baptist Church 100 Pleasant Street, Moncton
- Contact: Sarah 853-7552
- Comments: Camp E.D.G.E. takes your children to an extreme adventure camp that teaches kids their strength and might come from God. Through rockin’ contemporary music, larger-than-life recreation games, mind-boggling science activities, extreme sports videos, and cool, challenging crafts, you’ll show your kids how to live on the E.D.G.E. in their faith.
Mad Science
- What: Summer Camps offered in English & French
- Ages: children 5-12
Camp hours are 9:00am – 3:30pm Half days 9:00am-12pm or 12:30pm-3:30pm
Extended hours are 8:00am-4:30pm
- Where: location TBA
- Contact: visit madscience.org to download a registration form or contact Dave Blakney at 860-0055 or daveblakney@yahoo.ca
- Comments: All campers will receive a Mad Science T-shirt as well as daily take-homes which can include skyblazer rockets, slime, superballs, planes, roto-copters, periscopes, telescopes,cotton candy, rocket cars, etc. Cancellation, change, and refund policies apply.
Offered in English and French!!
Magnetic Hill Zoo
- What: French & English Summer Camps
- Ages: Children 5-17
- When: 1 week camps
- Where: Magnetic Hill Zoo, Moncton
- Cost: Various prices depending on age and week
- Contact: For more information call 877-7722 or visit: www.mhzooeducation.com
- Comments: The Zoo offers week long fun and educational day camp experiences and include activities such as games, crafts, visiting and feeding the animals, pony rides, and more; as well as a day at the Magic Mountain water park for older campers.
McKenzie College
- What: Art & Animation Camps
- When: 9am-3pm
- Age: Art Camp: Two groups: ages 6-9 and 10-12; Animation Camp: Two groups: ages 12-14 and 15-17
- Contact: Call 384-6460 to register or visit www.mckenzie.edu to download a form
- Comments: Explore many eras and mediums of art including drawing, painting, pastels, sculpture, and a variety of other diverse projects. Individual and group projects are included, while an occasional trip outdoors to Victoria Park is a great break or a place to have lunch. Friends and family are invited each Friday afternoon to a fabulous art show hosted by our weekly artists! A healthy morning snack is provided, and students are asked to bring their own lunch.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 15 artists. For an additional fee, after camp childcare services are available to accommodate parents schedules. Please make special arrangements when registering your artist.
Moncton East Youth Center Day Camp
- What: Weekly Day Camps - camps include arts & crafts, swimming, weekly outings.
- Where: 43 Fergus St, Moncton
- Contact: 857-0358
- Comments: includes snack and lunch
Moncton Golf Academy
- What: Future Links program, 4 x 3 hour sessions
- Age: 5-14
- Where: Stonehusrt Golf Center
- Contact: 852-4165
- Comments: maximum 10 students per instructor. Children grouped by age, ability and friends. Ideal for juniors wanting an introduction to the game. In these sessions, the juniors will experience all aspects of the game, tee to green.
Moncton Museum
- What: Day Camps
- Ages: 8-12
- Contact: 856-4383 for more information or email isabel.goguen@moncton.ca or danielle.boucher@moncton.ca
- Comments: Girls will learn all about themselves, others and the world around them. They will discover their hidden talents and inner beauty and meet new friends.
Montessori Summer Camp
- What: weekly themed camps
- When: morning, afternoon or full day
- Where: Moncton Montessori School 76 John Street
- Contact: 855-1234 or email riza@monctonmontessori.com
- Comments: campers enjoy the fun of a traditional camp while benefiting from the academic teachings of the Montessori Method. Activities include: music, french, math, gardening, science experiments, outdoor play, reading, nature lessons, arts and crafts, games, writing and fun.
Mount Allison University Camps
- What: various programs in social sciences, scientific research and language immersion
- Ages: Children from grades 3-12 (depends on program)
- When: one week programs, various dates running from May- August
- Where: Mount Allison University campus, Sackville
- Cost: varies depending on camp
- Contact: 364-2253 or visit www.mta.ca/summer
- Comments: Themes include: Explore & Mini Explore; Go Global: World of Music; International Relations; Science Research; Language Villages (Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin; Take Action! Academy; Live, Learn, Lead: High School Leadership
MY GYM - Children's Fitness Center
- What: Summer Day Camps
- Ages: Children 3-9
- Where: 6 George St. (Corner of Collishaw in the CTV building)
- Contact: For more information call 855-KIDS(5437) or visit: www.my-gym.com/greatermoncton
- Comments: Snack provided. Children participate in energizing fitness games, noncompetitive gymnastics, arts and crafts, music and so much more. Each camp program is uniquely designed to keep your children moving and active, as physical development and personal success are emphasized. Themes and programs change daily, so no two camp days at My Gym are ever the same. Drop-off program, pay-by-the day options, and multi-day and sibling discounts.
Nature NB
- What: week-long day and overnight camps
- Ages: Children 9-14
- Where: Moncton and St. Andrews
- Contact: For more information call 506-459-4209 or email nbfn@nb.aibn.com or visit: www.naturenb.ca
- Comment: come learn all about the plants and animals that make our region unique. Explore NB Nature through outdoor interactive activities. Bilingual and English camps available.
Le Camp d’été Renardi
Le Camp d’été Renardi s’adresse aux enfants de cinq ans (complété la maternelle) à dix ans (complété la 5e année). Ce camp est offert
dans trois centres, soit l’École Carrefour de L’Acadie, l’École Lou MacNarin et l’École Amirault. Les jours de camp sont les mardis,
mercredis et jeudis de 9 h à 16 h. Il y a un nombre maximum de 45 participants par centre. L’inscription, au coût de 35 $ par bloc, est
obligatoire et se fait à l’hôtel de ville de Dieppe au 333, avenue Acadie.
Renardi Summer Camp
Renardi Summer Camp is for a camp for children between the ages of 5 and 10 (this includes 5 year old who have completed kindergarten
as well as 10 year old who have completed grade 5). This year, activities will be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 9:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the following schools: Carrefour de L'Acadie, Lou MacNarin and Amirault. In order to respect safety standards, a
maximum of 45 participants per centre has been established. The cost of registration is 35$ per session and it takes places at Dieppe City
Hall 333 Acadie Avenue.
Ringette Camps
Skateboard Camps
- What: level 1 & 2
- Ages: 6-16
- Where: Riverview Skateboard Park, 145 Lakeside Drive
- Contact: 387-2024 or visit activeriverview
Skies The Limit-or is it?
- What: Empowerment and Esteen Summer Camps (one week)
- Who: for girls age 6-14
- Where: Moncton Lions Community Centre 473 St. George
- Contact: Joanne at Discovering The Total Self 506-384-2893 or email: discoveringthetotalself@gmail.com
- Comment: Explore, Embrace and Express. Develop Your creative side through: art, dance, body movement, yoga, drama & story telling. Find Your inner voice, identify feelings, deal with “negative” & “positive” emotions, develop your own unique style & personal branding. Value and celebrate your own choices, grow strong, stand tall and shine, be All That You Can Be!
Sport Academy of NB
- What: bilingual Multi-Sport Summer Day Camps
- Ages: Children aged 5-12
- Where: Le Mascaret middle school (Leopold Belliveau Dr)
- Contact: register online www.asanb.ca of call 386-1023 or email info@asanb.ca
- Comments: Camps are bilingual. Each camp focuses on two main sports (track & field, gymnastics, minivolley, soccer, badminton, basketball etc.) and offers many fun activities and games such as soccer, baseball, breakdance, crafts and fun games. Certified coaches and education specialists teach all sessions.
St. Patrick’s Family Center Summer Fun Camps
- What: week long themed camps
- Ages: children 5-12
- Where: 34 Providence St. Moncton
- Contact: 857-2024
- Comments: Activities include swimming, gym, sports, outdoor activities, arts and crafts and bus trips and outings to Fundy, Kouchibiquac, Magic Mountain and more.
Superstore -Riverview
- What: Summer Camp Cooking Classes
- Ages: Children 5 & up
- Where: Community Room
- Contact: For more information call Vicki at 387-5992 or email Vicki.Magarvey@loblaw.ca
- Comments: a different theme for each class.
Town of Riverview
- Small Wonders 2 & 3 years: 9am-12pm either Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
- Kiddy Kamp 4 & % years: 1-4pm either Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
- Junior Kid Quest grade 1-3: week-long 7:45am-5:15pm
- Kid Quest Camp: grade 4-6: week-long 7:45am-5:15pm
YMCA
- What: Choose from 3 Summer Camps: Summer Day Camps (5 - 12 years of age); Summer Specialty Camps (8 -14 years of age); or Summer Kinder Camp (4 - 5 years of age)
- Ages: children 4-14
- When: 1 week camps Mon-Fri 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Where: YMCA of Greater Moncton & Queen Elizabeth School
- Cost: $130 - $180 depending on camp and week
10% discount for siblings
- Contact: 857-0606 or visit www.ymcamoncton.ca/camps2009
- Comments: Each week is centered on a different theme and each camp includes use of the YMCA pool, gym, as well as adventures outdoors and outings.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & HOLIDAY CAMPS
Sky’s The Limit…or is it?
- What: Empowerment & Esteem Camps celebrating Girls
- Age: Girls 6-14 years of age
- Where: Aberdeen Cultural Centre 140 Botsford St., Moncton
- Cost $28.00 per day includes afternoon snack
- Contact: Joanne Rolfe-Cogger 384-2893 or email: discoveringthetotalself@gmail.com
- Comment: Camp topics include: Being a Friend, Being Our Own Best Friend,
Learning to Cope with Mean Girls, Celebrating “My” Personal Growth and Body, The Power of Words and Body Language, Speak up…. with Confidence, Defining Personal Boundaries,
Dealing with Peer Pressure, Developing a Healthy Relationship with Our Selves and Others, Dos’ and Don’ts of Style, Fashion and Etiquette. Explore, Embrace and Express your creative side through: art, dance, body movement, yoga, drama & storytelling
The Magnetic Hill Zoo
- What: day camps
- When: 8 am to 5:30 pm
- Cost: $30/child
- Contact: 877-7722 www.mhzooeducation.com
- Comments: Children will have loads of fun learning about animals and meeting new friends. Includes crafts, games, visiting & feeding the animals, and more!.
MARCH BREAK 2010
Codiac March Break Hoop Games Camp
- What: an all day co-ed camp for boys and girls
- Ages: from grades two to six
- When: Monday March 7th to noon Friday March 11th 9:00 to 4:00 except Friday till noon
- Where:Queen Elizabeth School
- Contact: Marc McGeachy call 855-6847 or e-mail to splash@nbnet.nb.ca or codiachoopcamps@gmail.com
Dieppe Public Library
Quelques activités auront lieu à la Bibliothèque de Dieppe pendant le congé de mars (la semaine du 8 au 12 mars) :
Le monde fascinant des papillons: La Bibliothèque publique de Dieppe accueillera le lépidoptériste Rhéal Vienneau qui présentera Le monde fascinant des papillons le samedi 12 mars à 12h30.
Depuis quinze ans, M. Vienneau a développé un intérêt spécial pour les papillons. Il fait l’élevage semi-commercial des papillons et aime partager ses connaissances lors de sa présentation. Les jeunes âgés de 5 à 10 ans seront capables de voir et interagir avec des papillons de diverses espèces.
Les espaces à cette activité sont limités. S.V.P. composez le 877-7945 afin de vous inscrire.
La chasse pour le pot d’or : Le farfadet a caché son pot d’or quelque part dans la Bibliothèque publique de Dieppe. Pendant la semaine du congé de mars (8 au 12 mars), suivez les indices afin de trouver le pot d’or en découvrant comment faire la recherche en bibliothèque, un exercice qui pourra vous être utile dans vos travaux scolaires.
La Bibliothèque publique de Dieppe se situe au 333 avenue Acadie dans l’hôtel de Ville de Dieppe. Les heures d’ouverture sont les suivantes : le mardi, vendredi et samedi de 10h à 17h et le mercredi et jeudi de 13h à 20h30. Téléphone : 877-7945
The Dieppe Public Library will be holding a few activities during March Break (March 8th to 12th):
The Fascinating World of Butterflies:vRhéal Vienneau, a lepidopterist, will be presenting The Fascinating World of Butterflies at the Dieppe Public Library on Saturday, March 12th at 12:30pm.
Mr. Vienneau has developed a special interest for butterflies over the last fifteen years. He currently shares his time as a semi-commercial butterfly breeder and enjoys sharing his knowledge during his presentation. Kids ages 5 to 10 will be able to see and interact with various species of butterflies. Registration for this activity is required by calling 877-7945.
The Hunt for the Pot of Gold: The Leprechaun has hidden his pot of gold somewhere in the Dieppe Public Library. You’re invited to hunt for it during March Break (March 8th to 12th) by following several clues. This is the perfect opportunity to learn how to do research in a library which will be very helpful for school work.
The Dieppe Public Library is located at 333 Acadie Avenue in City Hall. Open hours are the following: Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Wednesday and Thursday from 1pm to 8:30pm. Telephone: 877-7945.
GO-GO Gymnastics
- What: gymnastics camp
- When: March 7-11th.
- Types of camps include:
1/2 Day Camp - 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Full Day Camp - 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Toddler Camp - 8:30 am - 9:15 am
* Contact: CALL: 1-877-977-4646 EMAIL: tumble@gogogym.com VISIT: www.gogogym.com
Learn to Skateboard Camps
- What: level 1 & 2
- Where: Riverview Skate Park, 145 Lakeside Drive
- When: March 7-11 9:00 am - 12 noon
- Cost: $ 65.00
- Ages: 6 - 16
- Contact: 387-2024
- Comments:
Level 1 skaters will be mainly beginner skateboarders who have little or no experience,and require training and skill building in the basics of the sport. The Level 1 program focuses largely on increasing balance, agility, and learning foundation techniques required to perform more advanced maneuvers.
Level 2 skaters will demonstrate more thorough skills, including the ability to Ollie, grind, and/or ride transitions (ramps). The Level 2 program is technique focused and structured to provide optimum learning experiences to increase physical and psychological performance.
Magnetic Hill Zoo March Break Day Camp
- What: Parents have the option to sign up your child for all 5 days or by day. The theme is still under construction, but check our website for updates!
- When: March 7-11. Drop off time 8-9 am and pick up time 4:30-5:30 pm.
- Ages: Children ages 8-10 years
- Cost: $150 (all 5 days) or $30 per day
- Contact: - Registration deadline is February 18th. Call 877-7722
- Comments: The camp will be bilingual. The minimum number of children required to run the camp is 4. The maximum number of children who can attend is 9. An afternoon snack is included each day. Campers need to bring the following with them each day:
- a morning snack
- lunch
- indoor shoes/slippers/sandals
- full outdoor gear such as snow pants, hats, mitts, boots, winter coat
- a few pairs of extra socks and mitts
Moncton Public Library
What: Daily activities
Tuesday, March 8 at 10:30 am the Children’s entertainment group Zany Lane will be here to get kids ages 3 to 9 singing and dancing. Zany Lane was recently nominated for a 2011 ECMA. Also on March 8 at 2 pm children ages 9 to 13 can learn how to knit a scarf. The $5.00 registration fee for this workshop will include a starter kit to take home.
Wednesday March 9 The Butterfly Man will introduce kids ages 6 and up to the wonderful world of butterflies. There will be two presentations by The Butterfly Man, a French presentation at 1:30 pm and an English presentation at 3 pm. On Wednesday night at 7 pm children’s author Diane Carmel Léger will be the special guest at the Club de lecture les marmitons. This presentation will be in French only and is open to children ages 8 and up.
Thursday, March 10 at 10:30 am children ages 6 and up are invited to let their imaginations loose at our Craft Extravaganza. At 2 pm we’ll be holding the Lego Club where we’ll have fun creating with Lego. This activity is for children ages 8 and up and participants are invited to bring their own Lego, however a small quantity of Lego will be provided.
Friday, March 11 is movie day and popcorn will be served! At 1 pm we will show four short NFB films Léon in Wintertime, Snow Cat, The Sweater and The Boy and the Snow Goose. The same films will be shown in French at 3 pm. Don’t miss these Canadian classics!
These activities are free of charge (with the exception of Learn to Knit) but space is limited so you must pre-register beginning February 28. To do so, call 869-6036 or visit the library in person at 644 Main Street during open hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 5pm, and Tuesday and Wednesday from 10am to 9pm.
For more information about the Moncton Public Library and its services, call 869-6000 or visit www.monctonpubliclibrary.ca.
My Gym March Break Camp
- What: afternoon camp includes gymnastics, music, fitness, games, crafts, storytime and snack.
- When: March 9, 10, 11th from 1-4pm
- Ages: children 3-9
- Cost: Members $24.50/day (Siblings $12.25); Non-Members $28.00/day (Siblings $14.00)
- Contact: 855-KIDS(5437)
- Comments: 3 Different Themes:
PIRATES- Wed March 9th- 1 to 4PM; CIRCUS- Thurs March 10th- 1 to 4PM; DISNEY- Fri March 11th- 1 to 4PM
A snack will be provided. We have a limited number of spaces. Please book early.
Riverview Public Library
The Riverview Public Library is hosting a number of programs for the March Break for tweens & teens. Registration is required and will begin on February 23rd in person or by telephone at 387-2108.
Nutrition Jeopardy for Tweens and Teens Weds., Mar 9th @ 2 pm Come to the library with a friend to play a fun, interactive game of nutrition jeopardy to help you learn to make healthy and tasty eating choices. Enjoy a healthy snack – a delicious shake, and leave the program with some new recipes to try out for yourself and your family. Presented by dietician, Véronique Maillet of Sobeys. Ages: 10+
Skin Care and Makeup Thurs., Mar 10th @ 2pm Learn how to take proper care of your skin, how to apply makeup and what colours work best for your skin tone. Presented by Cynthia McGrath of Ford’s Jean Coutu. Ages: 11+
Red Cross Babysitting Course Fri., Mar 11th @ 9 am – 4 pm Your child wants to make a little pocket money through babysitting or maybe you would like to leave them home alone for short periods. You want them to be safe and know how to handle different situations correctly and with confidence. This course will teach them the skills they need. Cost of the course is $35. Ages 11+
Board Games Sat., Mar 12th @ 2 pm Sometimes it is nice to have a change of pace and play a relaxing board game. Children aged 6 and up are invited to participate in this activity. You may bring your own game or play one of ours. Meet old friends, make new friends! Parents are encouraged to join in the fun.
Sport Academy NB
- What: multi-sport camp
- When March 7-11 9am-4pm
- Where: Le mascaret middle school
- Contact: 386-1023 or visit www.asanb.ca
- Comment: fully bilingual camp offering 10 different sports and activities. All sessions led by certified coaches and physical edcuation specialists.
Superstore-Riverview
- What: daily cooking camp
- When: 9-12am
- Cost: 20$
- Comment: different themes each day
Town of Riverview
- What: weeklong, full day camp presented as a childcare alternative
- Where: small hall, 145 Lakeside Drive
- When: March 7=11th from 7:45 am - 5:15 pm
- Cost: $ 90.00/child ($10 less each additional child in the same family)
- Ages: grades K-6
- Comments:children will explore the creative and active sides through arts & crafts, drama, dance, good-natured cooperative play and traditional/non-traditional sports. Some activities include: swimming, skating, bowling, sliding and crafts
The Learning Centre for KIDS March Break Camp
- What: 5 FREE Spaces Available
- Ages: children 5-16
- When: Monday to Friday 9:00 to 5:00
- Where: located 12 Kms from the Trans Canada (178 Scotch Settlement Road, Irishtown)
- Contact: Janice Pinto at 857-1771
- Comments: The Centre offers: one on one tutoring,sports,nature crafts,hiking,basic carpentry,gardening & MORE. All on 5 acres of space.
The Learning Centre for KIDS is a program of SERVE (not for profit) S.E.R.V.E.: Sustainable, Educational, Recreational,Vocational,Environmental
Ville De Dieppe
- What: March Break camp, free activities for two groups of 30 children.
- Where: St.-Anselme Rotary Park
- Contact: 877-7900
- Comments: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis and begins February 3, at 7:30 a.m. for residents of Dieppe and February 7, for non-residents.
YMCA March Break Camp
- When: March 7th to 11th
- Where: 30 Veterans Ave, YMCA of Greater Moncton
- Time: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
- Cost: $170.00
- Contact: for more information: Call 857-0606 or visit