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Special
Considerations
All programs and services offered by
the City of St. Catharines Recreation
and Community Services Department strive to be fully accessible and inclusive to all members of our community. Information is extremely important in making this happen.
If your child has any type of special
consideration or if there is any
information that might help us plan
a program that includes your child,
be sure to let us know by filling
out a special considerations form
when registering. For our purposes
“special considerations” include
intellectual or physical disabilities,
attention and behavioural difficulties,
learning disabilities, allergies and
medication use.
All information provided will remain
confidential and is requested only so
that we can best include your child.
Parents of children with special
considerations are encouraged to
enroll their children as early as
possible for a camp program due
to limits in support staff.
For further information please call
(905) 688-5601 extension 1959.
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Camps and Summer Programs at a Glance
For a camp details visit Leisure Guide Section.
Camps at Burgoyne Woods
Adventure Camp
Camp Maun-Kiki
Port Weller Preschool Camps
Golf Camps
Fairview Golf and Sports Camp
Youth Golf Camp
Specialty Camps
Recreation Leaders in Training
Other
Splash and Play
Skateboard Camp
Parents
Caregiver Camp Guide is available.
Camp Philosophy 
Camps at RCS are committed to providing children with an exciting and beneficial camping experience which contributes positively to their future in the community.
We believe in the long-term value of the camp experience for every child and understand the importance of the program itself. Through our unique programming system we strive to offer fun, safe and
rewarding experiences.
We want each child to grow intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially at
camp.We endeavor to provide a safe and supportive environment fostering
new friendships, participation, fun and achievement as well as enhancing self-esteem and self-confidence through the empowerment of children. |
