March Break is fast approaching and we just can't wait!
Wanakita is hosting a March Break Day Camp for local families, filled with all winter activities we have to offer!
Date: March 16 - 20, 2026
About the Week!
Throughout the week, all campers will get the chance to participate in a wide range of different activities both outdoors and indoors.
Between cross country skiing, snowshoeing, broomball, tobogganing, high ropes, low ropes, drumming, fire building, arts and crafts, games, and much more. Campers will sure be busy!
As weather and snow conditions are pretty unpredictable over the week, activities will be adjusted accordingly. The group of campers is small so we are happy to customize the schedule to camper requests too!
We ask that campers come prepared with clothing and gear appropriate for changing conditions that day.
Camp runs from 8:00am - 5:00pm each day.
Cost:
$385 (no HST) per camper (For ages 7 - 13)
Suggested Packing List:
- Winter Coat / Rain Coat
- Snow Pants / Rain Pants
- Snow Boots / Rain Boots
- Warm Hat
- Gloves/ Mittens
- 2 Pairs of Indoor Shoes
- Water Bottle
- Required Personal Items i.e puffer, glasses, etc.
- Small Backpack
We strongly encourage that each camper brings a "Just in Case" bag with items like a spare set of clothing (socks, sweater, etc.) an extra hat, gloves, and whatever else you feel will be helpful. This bag and indoor shoes can stay at the camp for the week (one pair can stay at the dining hall and one at the Welcome Centre). If you would like to send your camper with snacks, please ensure that they contain no nut products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wanakita offers lunch each day. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice. Please ensure you've filled out the 'dietary restriction, food allergies or specialty diet form with a detailed description of your needs so we can provide you with the best possible experience.
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The key to a great winter experience is being toasty warm all day! Our suggested packing list above gives you an idea of what you'll need to be best prepared for the week. In general, synthetic or wool base layers are ideal, and anything 'moisture wicking' will get the job done! Synthetic fleece or wool mid layers will keep your body heat where you want it, while a waterproof outer layer will keep out the elements. Remember you'll want to spend as much time outside as possible!
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