Baby Point Summer Camp
16 Baby Point Rd.
North of Jane Subway Station
Registration for summer camp 2023 is open!
Limited availability - please see below.
Hours: 9 am to 4:30 pm (extended hours 8:00 to 5:30 pm)
This summer day camp located in between Toronto's Baby Point, Bloor West Village, Runnymede and Old Mill neighborhoods, and accessible from Jane Subway Station, is great for families living in the West End and Etobicoke. It is walking distance from Magwood Park and the Humber River where our campers play in the woods and playground.
Updated: August 8th - 3:00 pm
Located at the Humbercrest United Church on Baby Point Rd, this is our third longest running day camp. The building has multiple large halls for indoor activities like games, craft-making lessons, drawing and painting sessions, etc. The church has a front lawn for the children to use and it is close to Magwood Park where campers go on excursions to explore the woods and play by the Humber River.
 Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationSpacious hall at the Humbercrest United Church on Baby Point Rd. |  Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationCampers learning manual skills while doing crafts. |
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 Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationCreativity in action. |  Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationStory time during lunch time. |
 Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationHaving fun while creating souvenirs to take home. |  Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationKids learning how to do crafts. |
 Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationPlaying indoor games. |  Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationHaving fun at the playground. |
 Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationField trip to the Aquarium |  Toronto Kidz Summer Camp - Baby Point locationFieldtrip to the Museum of Illusions |
In summer 2023 we will once again run our popular weekly themes at our Kidz Camp program for 5 to 8 year-olds and our Junior Camp for 9 to 12 year-olds. These fun themes will provide an opportunity to not only entertain but teach our campers about a particular topic.
