Bloordale
Summer Camp
4258 Bloor Street West
Bloordale United Church
Near Bloor St. W and Markland Dr.
Registration for summer 2026 opens Jan. 6th
Hours: 9 am to 4:30 pm (extended hours 8:00 to 5:30 pm)
The upcoming summer will be the 2nd year at this location in Etobicoke for our multi-activity day camp. Our summer camp is for children between the ages of 5 and 10 years old. Families in Bloordale Gardens, Rockwood Village, Eatonville and Markland Wood neighborhoods will find this location convenient. It is also accessible via TTC (buses 49 and 112); otherwise by car with parking available on-site.
Located in the Bloordale United Church on Bloor St. W., this location will host our summer camp for the second time in 2026. The camp will make use of a spacious gym for indoor games, and two smaller rooms for arts & crafts sessions and theme activities. For outdoor games, the location is right next to Bloordale Park South, providing campers with a large playground and plenty of green space to run.
 Toronto Kidz camp - Bloordale locationGym space for indoor games during summer camp |  Toronto Kidz Summer Camp at BloordaleOur summer camp includes a mix of indoor activities and outdoors. |
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 Summer camp gamesWe keep kids entertained with active games outside. |  Toronto Kidz goes pirates!On "Pirates & Mermaids" week, our summer camp includes sailing in the bay of Toronto on a pirate ship. |
 Toronto Kidz at the AquariumAs part of "Underwater World" week we take campers to the Ripley's Aquarium. |  Toronto Kidz summer camp at the ROMFor Dinosaurs Week we organize a field trip to the ROM to see its dinosaurs exhibition. |
 Special guests at summer campEvery week we have a special visitor who brings the weekly theme to life like this T-Rex on Dinosaur week. |  Outdoors at campWe make the most of the Bloordale Park, adjacent to camp, for outdoor time. |
We run weekly themes during the entire summer making each week different and new for our campers. The fun themes also provide an opportunity to learn something new and are the focus of the weekly field trips to attractions related to the topic of the week. We take our campers to Casa Loma for "Dragons and Unicorns" week; and to the Aquarium for "Underwater World" week, for example. Other attractions visited are the CN Tower, Little Canada, the ROM, and even a pirate ship. Additionally, we have the visit of a magical guest, a scavenger hunt and a dance party on Fridays. We split campers in groups by age: 5 to 6 years-old, and 7 to 10 years-old.