Frequently Asked Questions

We invite you to read this article published by the Association des camps du Québec (in French):

Préparer son séjour au camp | Association des camps du Québec (campsquebec.com)

You have the choice. Children can attend the camp for 1 to 6 weeks. They arrive on Sunday and leave on Friday. Please visit our website’s Staying at the Camp page for all the details concerning the stays, the duration, etc.

To know if there is still availability for the desired period(s), visit our Registration Platform to verify in real time what periods are available. To do so, you must first create an account and add the members of your family. Click on FAQ under the “Registrations | Qidigo” tab to learn more.

If the period of your choice is not available, you can add the name of your child on a waiting list. As soon as places become available, we will contact you by phone, and you will have 24 hours to make a decision.

Please visit our website’s Documents section for an overview of a typical day at the camp.

Please note that this schedule is for information purposes only; it may be modified at any time. The daily schedule varies depending on the children’s age group and according to the sanitary measures in place.

Arrival at the camp is on the Sunday between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., and departure on the Friday between 6:15 p.m. and 7 p.m.

It is essential to respect arrival and departure times to optimize client service.

If your child is registered for more than one week, for two consecutive stays, your child stays at the camp between those weeks.

There is always a responsible person responsible present and available for the children. In addition, during the night, female instructors stay in the room next to the dormitory.

When children attend the camp for consecutive weeks, they can stay at the camp between those weeks. You can visit your child on Saturday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Important: Any person that wants to visit a child attending the camp must obtain the written authorization of the parents/legal guardians and submit it to the camp management.

We welcome over one hundred children each week, and to help children become self-sufficient, communications are allowed in case of emergency only. Also, there is no system in place allowing forwarding emails to children.

We suggest you write letters to your child; here’s how:

Before arrival at the camp, you can write your letters addressed to your child. These letters will be given during his stay on the dates indicated on the envelope. This is a preferred way of doing things, as the mail often arrives after the campers have finished their stay at the camp.

If you would like your child to write a letter to you during their stay:

We invite him to write to you during relaxation time. For this reason, standard size letter paper, pen and envelope are indicated in the camper kit. If you would like to receive the letter by mail, make sure you leave a pre-paid envelope, according to the Canada Post postage rates, with your postal address on it. (Rates 2024: $1.15 to Canada, $1.40 to the US, $2.92 to international.)

There is laundry service for those attending the camp for 12 nights or more (2 weeks or more). It is the reason why we’re asking that you stick to the list of items mentioned in the "Camper Kit" under the tab documents.