Day Camps - July 14 to July 18

Play! Learn! Discover!

Ready for a week of adventure? Day Camps are back at Fort Edmonton Park. Your child can now embark on a historic journey through our immersive, fun and unique summer programs. With four distinct eras and the new Indigenous Peoples Experience to explore, your camper will create lasting memories with new friends. Let your summer adventure begin!

Date: July 14 to July 18, 2025
Time: 9 am to 4 pm

• Summertime Christmas (6 - 9 years) $290 +GST


• History Whodunit! (7-10 years) $290 +GST


• Our Land, Our Stories (8-11 years) $290 +GST

*Addition of Before and After Care $60 per week, must pre-register as an add-on

Summertime Christmas (6-9 years) - $290 +GST

Keep the spirit of Christmas throughout the year by celebrating with Fort Edmonton Park this summer. Campers will experience the seasonal traditions and explore how early Edmontonians celebrated with customs from around the world. Hands-on activities include: baking festive treats like gingerbread and cocoa from scratch, designing stockings to hang by the chimney and building old-fashioned toys. Go caroling around our historic streets and don’t forget we play games during the holidays too!

Join us for a jolly good time!

History Whodunit! (7-10 years) - $290 +GST

An evil time-bandit is messing with history and needs to be set straight. Campers, our History Heroes, will need to conduct interviews with characters from Edmonton’s past and discover clues to right this wrong. Participants will create their own detective tools and keep track of all the important facts in their top-secret files. It will require code cracking and other special tricks of the trade. Best suited to inquisitive and cunning junior historians.

Our Land, Our Stories (8-11 years) - $290 +GST

There is meaning in everything. From language to family, to how we see the world, nature connects every part of life. Exploring both inside and outside of the Indigenous Peoples Experience, campers will discover how the living natural world is foundational to First Nations, Inuit and Métis ways of understanding through land-based learning activities. From the Indigenous world view, everything has a purpose, teachings or learning: there is meaning in everything.