March Break Camp

in Ottawa

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    Sands of Time

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    Beyond Boundaries

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    Nature's Symphony

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    • spring camps for kids

    Join us for our March Break Day Camp as the forest comes to life. 

    As the snow begins to melt and the forest wakes from its winter rest, we invite campers to join us for a week of outdoor adventure and early spring discovery. 

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    Led by experienced nature mentors, this camp offers a balance of fun, learning, movement, and creativity—encouraging each child to connect with the land, the community around them, and themselves.


    Each week is full of hands-on activities, including:

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    Nature-based games

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    Fire-making and outdoor skills

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    Wildlife tracking and shelter-building

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    Seasonal plant knowledge and sensory exploration

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    Creative arts and crafts

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    Storytelling, and imaginative play

    Exploring the Early Signs of Spring

    Our March Break Day Camp is a celebration of the season’s shift—a time when green shoots break through the soil, tree buds swell with promise, and animals begin to move through the land once again. Through hands-on, land-based activities, campers will track the signs of the season, play nature-based games, build shelters, craft with natural materials, and follow their curiosity through forest and field.

    Here’s What to Know

    This camp is open to children ages 4 to 13, with groups arranged by age to support learning and connection at every stage.


    Camp runs from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, fully outdoors—rain, snow, or shine. Campers should come prepared with a lunch, snacks, a water bottle, and weather-appropriate clothing for a full day of play and exploration.


    A Welcome Package with full details will be sent out 1–2 weeks before camp begins.

    MARCH BREAK REGISTRATION
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    OUR APPROACH

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