Summer camps in Greater Montréal, 2027

Choose your area, your child's age and the weeks you need, or take the 5-question quiz. Each camp listing shows its ages, language, weekly price and registration date when the camp has published them, with the source and the date we checked.

It depends on the camp. City and borough camps and independent camps each set their own registration dates. Our registration dates page lists the opening dates we've found for summer 2027, with the source for each one.

Prices vary by camp, by program and by what's included, such as before- and after-care (service de garde) or meals. Each listing shows the weekly price the camp published and the season it applies to; if we haven't found one, you'll see "Not reported". Our camp cost guide explains what to budget for.

Day camp fees are among the expenses that can qualify for Québec's refundable tax credit for childcare expenses, and overnight camps can qualify up to a weekly maximum. Revenu Québec asks you to keep the RL-24 slip (Relevé 24) the camp gives you; receipts are no longer accepted except in certain cases. Whether you qualify depends on your situation and your child's age, so check Revenu Québec's page. Clearway Kids doesn't give tax advice.

On Clearway Kids, a municipal camp is one offered through a city or borough program. Independent camps are run by other organizations, such as non-profits and private businesses. Both kinds are listed the same way, and you can filter by either.

No. Every camp we find in public sources is listed for free. "Featured" spots are paid and always labelled, with at most three per page. No plan can buy rankings, reviews or editorial content.