Camp FAQs

You can contact the Crescent Camps Office and the Camp Director at crescentcamps@crescentschool.org.

All transfers between camp programs must be made via email to the Crescent Camps office no later than 12 p.m. on the Thursday prior to the camp start date. Transfers are subject to availability.

You can contact the Crescent Camps Office and the Camp Director at crescentcamps@crescentschool.org.

We prorate weeks that fall on a four-day week (i.e. Canada Day and the Civic Holiday). Prorated refunds or credits are not available for days a camper is absent.

Please print your invoice (email confirmation) provided at the time of registration. This is your official tax receipt.

Online registration closes at 12 p.m. on the Thursday prior to the start date of the camp. Registering early will ensure that your camper gets into the desired program.

No problem. Just contact the Crescent Camps Office at crescentcamps@crescentschool.org and we can reset your account for you.

Availability in our programs can be checked by clicking the Register Now link, or contacting the Crescent Camps Office.

Absolutely. If online registration indicates the session is full, an option to sign up for the waitlist will automatically appear.

International campers are welcome to join our camps this summer. Please contact our Camp Director at crescentcamps@crescentschool.org to review the registration process for prospective international campers and their families.

Lunch is included in your camp fee, provided by our school kitchen staff. Each day will feature a different hot lunch option, as well as a daily soup, sandwich, and salad.

If your child is unable to attend camp for a day, please notify us as soon as possible at crescentcamps@crescentschool.org. Refunds or credits are not provided for any missed days.

Yes. Every parent/guardian must read and consent to the Crescent Camps Code of Conduct. It is based on Crescent School’s Code of Conduct and is rooted in four core values: respect, responsibility, honesty and compassion.

Crescent Camps promotes responsibility, respect and civility in a safe learning and fun camp environment. A positive camp culture exists when all members feel safe, included and accepted and actively promote positive behaviours and interactions. All campers, counsellors, instructors and staff have the right to be safe, and feel safe, in the Crescent Camp community.

These standards of behaviour apply not only to campers, but to all individuals involved in the Crescent Camps community – parents, volunteers, counsellors, instructors and staff – whether they are on school property, on school buses, at camp-related events or activities, or in other circumstances that could have an impact on the camp climate.

Campers are encouraged to bring the following items to camp:

• Sunscreen
• Bug spray
• Hat
• Nut-free snacks
• Water bottle
• Sunglasses
• Appropriate footwear
• Names clearly marked on all clothing