March Break Camps in Toronto
If you’re scrambling for March Break camps in Toronto for your kids, this list is for you! There are still plenty of choices out there that are sure to fill your kid’s March Break with fun and friendship.
Below we round up some of those options. Please note that unless otherwise stated, the prices listed for the following camps are for a week of full-day camp and those prices don’t include taxes, extended care, any additional fees, or sibling or any other potential discounts. And just in case you’re wondering, March Break is March 16 through 20 for TDSB and TCDSB students, and most private schools are aligning.
Available March Break Camps in Toronto
4Cats
Assorted full day camps throughout March
Various locations across the city
If your child would flourish in an environment packed with painting, crafting, and all kinds of creating, 4Cats’ art-focused March Break camps in Toronto would likely be a great fit for them. This camp will give your child access to professional-grade art supplies and experienced instruction that will result in them creating multiple take-home masterpieces.
More info HERE
Bob Acton March Break Hockey Camp
March 16-20
Ted Reeve Arena, 175 Main St., Toronto
Future NHL stars, and kids who just love to hit the puck, will have a great time at this east-end camp, which is available for children as young as four. Three different skill levels are available, and all campers will have access to two on-ice sessions daily, in addition to dryland training, other sport activities, and an exciting camp scrimmage. There’s also a pizza party on Friday. Single days can be booked at the cost of $140 or book the whole week for $600. Please note that your child will need to supply all necessary gear.
Brick Labs
March 16-20 & March 23-27
41 Scarsdale Road, Unit 12, Toronto
With its hour-in/hour-out (HIHO) schedule, this camp will have your kids spending an hour inside playing with LEGO and then an hour outside, being active. The theme for March 16 to 20 is Engineer Design Process. Your young builders will engage with amazing engineering concepts, then build and apply them creatively to create age appropriate structures, machines and devices. They’ll work with LEGO Technic and motors to understand all aspects of strength, motion, force and energy and how this will allow them to take their ideas to the next level of design through testing. Extensive creative design opportunity. Outdoor sessions for activities and experimenting with their builds. Learning through play certified.
More info HERE
CampTO
March 16-20
Various locations across the city
The bad news: Most of the City of Toronto’s CampTO programs are fully booked up for March break. But here’s the good news: Some locations, including the Thistletown Community Centre (25 Albion Rd.), James S. Bell Community School (90 Thirty First St.), and the Pelmo Park Community Centre (171 Pellatt Ave.), do have a few spots left. But act fast if you want them! CampTO offers programming for ages four to 16, and runs Adapted CampTO, for kids with an AIS membership.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR 2026
Maker Kids
March 16-20
Various Locations
Every day, campers can expect a series of fun STEM activities, balanced out with plenty of off-screen fun. Aim to complete 3-4 fun and educational STEM projects each day, based on the theme and topic the selected camp. Kids will have two screen-free snack breaks and a longer lunch break plus a park trip to avoid eye strain and meet their daily physical activity needs. Before care and after care options are available each day and single day camps are available.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR 2026
Oak Learners
March 16-20
394 Royal York Rd., & 3003B Lake Shore Blvd. W., Toronto
West End families who are looking for a local camp for their kids who are four to 11 may want to check out the fun offered at the two locations of this private school. Each day offers a different theme, like Junior Scientists and Animals & Arts, and will include yoga, music, and a daily outdoor adventure trip. Each day also includes a healthy snack.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR 2026
Pawsitively Pets
March 9-13 & March 16-20
125 Brentcliffe Rd., Toronto; Unit 200, 94 Laird Ave., Toronto & Swansea Town Hall, 95 Lavinia Ave., Toronto
Animal-loving kids will love Pawsitively Pets’ hands-on camps that focus on learning about our furry friends. While specific themes vary depending on the campers’ age, all of them feature some quality time with live animals (think creatures such as tortoises, bunnies, and guinea pigs). Depending on the location, camps are available for kids ages four to 11.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR 2026
Rooks to Cooks
March 16-20
Various Locations
Here’s a camp suggestion that we think you’ll especially appreciate! At Rooks to Cooks, your child will learn “kitchen safety, fundamental cooking and baking techniques, proper knife skills, and the value of teamwork in the kitchen” while learning how to make such delicious dishes as banana foster blondies and maple dijon glazed salmon with couscous salad. Rooks to Cooks offers several locations in Toronto (High Park, Playter Estates, Etobicoke, Roncesvalles, and more) and in Richmond Hill and Markham. This tasty experience costs $675 for the week and all young chiefs require a Rooks to Cook uniform, which costs $35.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR 2026
Royal Ontario Museum
March 16-20
100 Queen’s Park, Toronto
The ROM has a huge variety of March Break camp offerings so you are sure to find a program to match your child’s interests and abilities. ROM’s fascinating galleries, authentic objects and outstanding professional staff guarantee that your child’s camp experience will be hard to beat. Courses are taught by qualified instructors and classes are limited to 20 students; for children ages 5 to 14. Camp days run 9am – 4pm with early drop off beginning at 8:10am. Supervised lunch is available for full day participants and extended care is available
More info HERE
The Second City
March 16-20
1 York St., Toronto
Need to channel your goofball of a child’s energy into something more productive than driving you up the wall? Then sign them up for The Second City’s March Break camp. There, campers will “…explore the freedom of movement and self-expression…” as well as learn such skills as comedy writing, stand-up comedy, and even clowning. One week at The Second City spring break camp costs $530 and is intended for kids ages 10-14.
More info HERE
Sprouts
March 16-20
183 Carlaw Ave., Toronto
At Sprouts, March Break is a week full of the best Sprouts activities/curriculum in one! Campers will participate in creative movement, arts & crafts, hands-on science, cooking, dance, music, and sports, as well as daily outdoor play time and field trips! Each day of March Break Camp will be based on some of our favourite Summer Camp Themes: Junior Makers Monday, Amazing Race Tuesday, Creative Kitchen Camp Wednesday, Super Hero Camp Thursday, and Ninja/Parkour Friday.
More info HERE
Toronto Botanical Garden
March 16-20
777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto
Your child will explore, discover, and connect with nature at the TBGKids Day Camp at the Toronto Botanical Garden. Designed to inspire curiosity and a love for the outdoors, each day features a unique theme, from wildlife exploration to hands-on science experiments. Campers will enjoy engaging in indoor and outdoor activities, exploring the beauty of the garden and nearby ravine, and creating unique crafts to take home. This full-week camp is the perfect way to spark creativity and foster a deeper connection with nature!
More info HERE
TAC Sports
March 9-13 & March 16-20
Various Locations
While TAC Sports is best known for its athletic offerings, its many locations in and around Toronto offer everything from swimming to soccer to computer coding. While a few camps are full, there are still some great options available. They include programs for kids ages three-and-a-half to six at Havergal College (1451 Avenue Rd., Toronto), for ages seven to 12 at De La Salle College (131 Farnham Ave., Toronto); and Bishop Strachan (298 Lonsdale Rd.). Pricing varies by camp.
