​​BRAMPTON, ON — The City of Brampton is gearing up for an exciting 2025 Summer Camps season! With a variety of fun and engaging camps, ranging from sports and arts to science and outdoor adventures, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Last summer, thousands of kids made unforgettable memories, and with exciting programming for 2025, even more campers will have the chance to explore, learn and make new friends.

Key dates

• Summer camp programs are available to view online​ now.   
• Registration opens for Brampton residents on April 7 at 6 am.
• Registration for non-residents opens on Monday, April 28 at 6 am. 
  

Program highlights for the 2025 summer camp season

Brampton Honey Badgers (BHB) Summer Camp Takeover 

Brampton Honey Badgers, one of the original franchises of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), will take over Brampton summer camps from July 7 to 11. Participants registered for this week will have a unique summer camp experience, including: 

•  A visit from Hammer (the Brampton Honey Badgers mascot) and team members. 
• A trip to the CAA Centre on Wednesday, July 9, to experience a professional basketball game when the Brampton Honey Badgers host the Ottawa BlackJacks.
• Participate in a week of basketball-themed camp activities and giveaways.

Exciting Camps for ages 4 to 6 years 

Camp Intro to Coding and Robotics VEX 123 Level 1 and 2 (4 to 6 Years)

Campers will work with the 123 Robot through story-based labs that introduce vocabulary, functions and features of the robot to complete coding challenges while practicing addition skills. 

​Camp Royal Fairy Tale (4 to 6 Years)

Come be the princess or prince of your very own fairy tale! Campers will enjoy daily story time with themed crafts and games and a special tea party mid-week followed by a royal ball on the last day of camp.

Exciting Camps for ages 6 to 10 years

Camp Barnyard Explorers (6 to 10 Years)

Campers will learn about a variety of farm animals and the steps needed to ensure their health and care. General barnyard maintenance will be taught through hands-on challenges and activities.

Camp Fun with Snacks and Treats (6 to 10 Years)

Campers will indulge their creative side while working with no-bake recipes. Campers will make a variety of treats and snacks using basic ingredients.

Exciting Camps for ages 10+ years

Camp Responsible Me - Home Alone and Emergency First Aid (10 to 13 Years)

The Home Alone course is designed to prepare children to stay home by themselves. The course covers topics such as establishing a routine, house key responsibility, strangers, telephone safety, emergencies, basic first aid and internet safety.

​Camp Bike Adventure (10 to 13 Years)

Campers will have the opportunity to learn bicycle mechanics, bicycle safety, riding dynamics and proper bicycle etiquette on and off-road, all before going out and exploring some of the beautiful parks and trails within the city.

​Summer Camp Inclusion Support 

The City of Brampton is committed to providing recreational experiences to individuals of all abilities. Inclusive Camps are offered for individuals living with a disability from ages 6 to 13, 14 to 20 and 21 and older. 

The Integration Program encourages participants living with a disability to take part in the City of Brampton’s camp programs with additional support in a two-to-one ratio. To request additional support for individuals while they take part in a camp program, you must register your child into a camp of their choice and then register for Integration Support Request. Each week of camp has an Integration Support Request registration option. Additional support is subject to staff availability. 

​Recreation program registration resources 

Online registration

To help ensure a seamless online registration process, residents are asked to: 

• Make sure you can log in to your online account in advance. 
  
• Check your personal information on your account to ensure accuracy.
• Browse programs in advance of registration day and make a shortlist.
• Add your credit card ​information to your account in advance. We can no longer accept financial information over the phone or via email. 
• Use the date range filter and select the next session date to browse available courses.
• Do not refresh the page while payment is being processed. 
• The Google Chrome browser provides the best user experience. 

Patrons will be added to a virtual waiting room on the day of registration to ensure a fair and equitable process and help improve the online registration experience. 

In-person registration

Patrons can visit a recreation centre​ to register for programs.

Financial assistance for residents 

ActiveAssist, generously sponsored by 407 ETR and Capital Power, is a fee subsidy program offered by the City of Brampton, designed to help low-income individuals and families in Brampton participate in recreation programs. This program is available for Brampton families who qualify. Approved applicants each receive a $275 credit, which can be used toward a wide variety of drop-in and registered programs, memberships and services. Each eligible ActiveAssist participant is enrolled for a two-year period. For more information about ActiveAssist, brampton.ca/activeassist.​

Now hiring: Brampton’s Parks and Recreation team 

The City of Brampton is continuing to hire for part-time positions in Parks and Recreation for the 2025 summer season. To learn about the available positions, including Fitness and sports Instructors, aquatics, parks keepers and more, visit

brampton.ca/rec-jobs.