Our Summer Camp program is packed with a variety of fun, traditional summer camp activities to keep campers engaged throughout their 1, 2, or 4 week stay. Each activity is instructed by our qualified counsellor staff, who have extensive experience with their activity. 

Campers have the freedom to choose what activity they want to attend each day and when they want to do. The only activity that campers are required to attend every day is Swimming. 

Over their time at camp, campers are encouraged to apply the skills learned at activities and put them towards earning badges. As campers progress through the badge levels they will begin to learn more advanced in their chosen activity.

To learn more about what activities we offer during our Summer Camp sessions, check out our Activities Page.

Our campers love the food at Camp Mi-A-Kon-Da as all our meals are cooked fresh by our in-house kitchen staff. We work hard to create delicious, kid-friendly meals that are nutritional and well-balanced. Fresh fruits and salads are staples at each meal, and a fruit bowl is available around the clock for hungry campers. Afternoon and bedtime snacks are provided.

Alternative menus are prepared for campers with special diets such as vegetarian, lactose-free, and gluten-free. If your daughter has dietary requirements make sure to indicate them on her medical form so that we can meet her needs. 

*Camp Mi-A-Kon-Da has a strict ‘no nut’ policy.

A sample menu for a day during a Summer Camp session is:

• Breakfast
  • French Toast
  • Oatmeal
  • Assorted Cereals
• Lunch
  • Pan Pizza
  • Veggies & Dip
  • Fresh Apples
• Dinner
  • Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce
  • Garlic Bread
  • Caesar Salad
  • Dessert
• Snacks
  • Assorted Fruit
  • Granola Bars
  • Bedtime Cookies

Over their 1, 2, or 4 week stay at Camp Mi-A-Kon-Da, all of our campers stay in our tent cabins in groups of 4-5. Each tent is assigned a counsellor who sleeps in a cabin nearby with other staff members.

Campers are placed in tents with girls of similar age. Tent requests will be considered and met where possible. 

A typical day at camp starts at 7:30am with the wake up whistle, and ends between 9:00 and 10:00pm. While there are some special events and changes to the schedule (such as Wednesday morning sleep-in!), most days at camp follow the same schedule of meal times and activities. Over the course of their time at camp, campers will become very familiar with the rhythm of camp life.

• 7:30 – Wake up
• 7:45 – Polar Bear Dip (optional)
• 8:15 – Breakfast
• 9:00 – Announcements/Sing Song
• 9:30 – Tidy Tent
• 10:00 – Activity Period 1
• 11:00 – Activity Period 2
• 11:45 – Free Swim
• 12:00 – Hot Showers
• 12:30 – Lunch
• 1:30 – Rest Hour
• 2:30 – Activity Period 3
• 3:30 – Activity Period 4
• 4:15 – Free Swim
• 4:30 – Free Time, 4:30 Game, Guitar Club, Dance Club (optional)
• 5:45 – Dinner
• 6:45 – Recreational Boating (optional)
• 7:30 – Evening Program
• 9:00-10:00 – Lights Out (staggered)