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SUMMER CAMPS

Mississauga Canoe Club’s Canoe Kids Summer Camp is a skill development program designed to introduce the community’s youth aged 7 – 12 years old to the sport of Olympic sprint canoe and kayak. Delivered by qualified instructors, we maintain an instructor participant ratio of 1:5 with the emphasis placed on learning the paddling fundamentals and skills in a fun-filled environment.

The Intro to Sprint Summer Camp is a three-week introduction to competitive sprint canoe-kayak for athletes aged 14 and under. Paddlers will progress through all the basic skills of sprint paddling, learn water safety rules and how to balance, paddle and train in sprint kayaks and canoes. Participants will learn competition rules and have an opportunity to race at a fun, local regatta. Training will be both on and off the water.

No prior canoeing or kayaking experience required. Participants should be confident swimmers.

The Mississauga Canoe Club will provide paddle equipment and boats. Campers must arrive with their own appropriately sized personal floatation device (PFD), sunscreen, water bottle and lunch/snacks if full-day.

Campers are to check in no earlier than 10 minutes prior to the start of the camp session and are required to be picked up from the canoe club promptly at the end of the session.  

Swimming Requirement: Canadian Red Cross Swim Kids Level 6 or equivalent.


CANOE KIDS FULL-DAY SUMMER CAMP

Introductory camp for new paddlers.

Ages: 7-12
July 2024 camp dates: July 2 – 5, 8 – 12, 15 – 19, 22 – 26
August 2024 camp dates: July 29-Aug 2, 6-9, 12-16, 19-23
Time: 8:30 am – 3:30 pm

PROGRAM COST: $375 ($300 if 4-day week)

INTRO TO SPRINT PADDLING CAMP

For young athletes looking to experience the Youth Racing program.

Spring session: June 10 – 28, 2024

Summer session: July 2 – 20, 2024

*Fun regatta on July 20th at MCC

Participants are required to bring their own PFD, refillable water bottle, food/snacks, towel and sunscreen. 

Temporary Club Closure

Mandated by the City of Mississauga

Mayor Crombie declared a State of Emergency for Mississauga on March 23rd to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. All facilities within the City’s 500+ parks are now closed which includes community tennis club courts and the recreation facilities owned by the City. All non-essential businesses are to close.

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