Mother Daughter Weekend
Friday, June 15 – Sunday, June 17, 2018  |   $170/adult, $90/child

Family Camp
Thursday, August 30 – Sunday, September 2, 2018  |  $190/adult, $90/child (children 3 and under are free)

For more information please contact our Camping Department 416.652.9374  |  camping@ywcatoronto.org

There is always lots to do and depending on the weather the following activities are available;

• Hiking on the camp trails or nearby
• Mountain biking
• Photography
• Rock climbing
• Archery
• Low Ropes
• Stand Up Paddleboarding
• yoga
• Canoeing
• Soccer
• Swimming
• Sailing
• Kayaking
• Tie Dye
• Sing Songs
• Campfires

Our daily schedule varies with the interests of the group. We offer the option to:

- Hike with the group in the morning or head out on your own on our marked camp trails.
- Go mountain biking at any time of the day.
- Try the climbing wall, the low ropes course or archery.
- Canoeing, Kayaking and swimming is always a hit!
- Relax by the lake where there are plenty of Muskoka chairs ready for you.
- Crafts are a must for both adults and kids.
- Pick up games of soccer, badminton and frisbee.
- Saturday evening, we often play a big game and then have an outdoor campfire, weather permitting.

Accommodation is camp style. For family camp each family has their own cabin and for mother/daughter families share a cabin with another family.

• The beds are bunk beds but we don’t need to use the top bunks!
• Cabins all have electricity and some form of heat.

Bathrooms are in nearby buildings.

Meals are home cooked with lots of variety. In addition to the main dishes there are a variety of salads and fresh fruit, as well as home-made baked goods.
We serve meals buffet style for your enjoyment.

Vegetarian options are always available but we appreciate knowing ahead of time.

Families are responsible for their own transportation. Camp is a 2 hour drive from Toronto. If you decide to take the bus we are happy to pick you up at the bus station in Parry Sound.

Camp Tapawingo is located on the protected shores of Georgian Bay, 6.5 km from the town of Parry Sound.