12-Day Explorers Pioneers

This is a typical day on a canoe-tripping expedition:
7 a.m.: wake-up
7:30 a.m.: participation in tasks that will also need to be done on the trip, such as gathering firewood and making breakfast
9 a.m.: take down tents and camp site and help pack canoes
10:30 a.m.: paddle
11:30 a.m.: canoe games and rest
12:30 p.m.: lunch on the beach
2 p.m.: paddle to camp site
3 p.m.: put up tents and swimming by camp site
4 p.m.: survival program activity     
5:30 p.m.: dinner preparation and participation in trip tasks
7:30 p.m.: stories around the campfire
9 p.m.: teeth brushing and sweet dreams

Please note that this is a generic schedule that will be adapted to each program by our trip guides according to the group's itinerary. 

All young people should have the opportunity to experience the magic of camp, regardless of their financial situation. That is why our financial assistance program can cover part of the cost if you are unable to pay the full amount. 

Some fees are eligible for tax credits for child care expense and children’s physical activities. If you would like to receive the tax credit for child care expenses by advance payments, please consult the detailed procedure on the Revenu Québec website before contacting us. Certain conditions apply.

Consult our terms and conditions to learn about our refund policies, Camp YMCA Kanawana registration modifications, as well as the general terms and conditions you agree to when you register your child for camp.