Day Camps - July 21 to July 25

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!

Dates: July 21 to July 25, 2025
Time: 9 am to 4 pm

• Mrs. Egge’s Kitchen Kids (6-9 yrs) $290 +GST


• Voyageur Adventure (10 -12 years) $310 +GST


• Edmonton Explorer (8-11 years) $290 +GST

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

Mrs. Egge’s Kitchen Kids (6 – 9 years) - $290 +GST

No one bakes like grandma, except maybe great-grandma and, of course, Mrs. Egge! Aspiring bakers will learn the secrets of home cooking on a wood-burning stove. For our younger kitchen kids, you will bake treats and sweets throughout the week using historic recipes. Activities for older bakers can include baking cakes, pies and sewing your own apron! After sampling their creations, kids will explore what life was like on the farm in the past, including playing games and having fun!

Junior (ages 6-9) and Senior (ages 10-12) camps available.

Voyageur Adventure (10 -12 years) - $310 +GST

It’s the Voyageurs’ life for me! Get a taste of this challenging and adventurous way of life. Campers will explore our 1846 Fort while learning skills from the fur trade era, like how to construct a travois and fire-building. Try your hand at Indigenous games and learn more about the relationship between settlers and Indigenous peoples. The week comes together with a trip to the John Janzen Nature Centre, where you will investigate habitats for tracks and traces that animals leave behind, important knowledge for surviving in Edmonton’s wilderness.

Edmonton Explorer (8-11 years) - $290 +GST

Come and explore all that Fort Edmonton Park has to offer as you travel through Edmonton’s history. Starting from our new Indigenous Peoples Experience, campers will discover the life and culture of Indigenous Peoples from our cultural experts. Race through our 1846 Fort with the voyageurs and play games just like kids did in 1885. Build your own historic toy and learn dance moves that were all the rage in 1920. Don’t forget a visit to our Midway, where all the lights, sounds and fun surround you. Make new friends that will last a lifetime as you discover life throughout the ages.