Royal York
Summer Camp
851 Royal York Rd., Etobicoke
South of Bloor St. West & Royal York
Registration for summer 2026 opens Jan. 6th
Hours: 9 am to 4:30 pm (extended hours 8:00 to 5:30 pm)
Our Kidz Camp will return for the 4th year to this great location, conveniently located just South of the Royal York subway station in Etobicoke. In the Sunnylea neighborhood, between The Kingsway and Queensway, this summer day-camp is a convenient option for families in the area with great programming that keeps children entertained, active and curious.
Located at the Royal York United Church on Royal York Rd, South of Bloor St. West. The building offers a large hall for indoor play and smaller rooms for craft-making sessions and theme activities. We also take campers daily to the Sunnylea Park to play outdoors and make use of the green space, the playground on site, and supervised wading pool.
 Toronto Kidz - Royal York locationRoyal York United Church |  Toronto Kidz at CN TowerField trip to the CN Tower as part of Space week at Toronto Kidz Summer Camp |
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 Toronto Kidz at Railway MuseumField trip to the Railway Museum of Toronto as part of Trains Week during our summer camp |  Toronto Kidz day campSpending time outside with friends during summer camp |
 Toronto Kidz at Little CanadaVisit to Little Canada on a field trip as part of our summer camp |  Magic moments at day campSpecial guests bring magic to our summer camp every week, here a unicorn visiting our camp |
 Visit to the AquariumWe take our camp to the Aquarium on Underwater World Week during summer camp |  Daily crafts at campWe do crafts every day during our summer camp related to the topic of the week. |
We run weekly themes during the entire summer so each week is different and new to our campers. The fun themes also provide an opportunity to learn something new and they are the focus of the weekly field trips to attractions related to the topic of the week. We take our campers to the Ripley's Aquarium during Underwater World Week and to the ROM for Dinosaurs week, for example. We split our campers in groups by age: 5 to 6 years old, and 7 to 10 years old.