Welcome to Camp Hurontario – celebrating 80 years in camping!
For eighty summers, Camp Hurontario’s small group philosophy has built lasting friendships, self-confidence and strong personal skills, in a unique non-competitive outdoor environment.
Registration for Summer 2027 Opens October 1Camp Hurontario’s spectacular location in the Thirty Thousand Islands of Georgian Bay, two hours north of Toronto, offers the ideal setting for a wide range of outdoor summer activities, including canoeing, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, swimming, rock climbing, ropes, archery, fishing, biology and arts.
Our philosophy is designed around growth and development, so that there is always a new and appropriate challenge at each age level. Our small groups and non-competitive atmosphere provides an opportunity for a more flexible approach to learning than that of a school setting. Boys from all over the world are able to develop strong personal skills, great friendships and a wonderful sense of community.
Camp Hurontario offers a variety of sessions from 7 days to three and a half weeks, for boys aged 5 through 16. Sessions are tailored for different age ranges and levels of experience. Camp sessions begin at the end of June. Please refer to our dates and rates for more information.
Please call or email the camp office to schedule an info session with Dave Freel, our Managing Director. Get answers to any questions about Camp Hurontario that you (and your camper) may have.
Hurontario Island, Georgian Bay
Why Choose Hurontario?
Friends…
Hurontario’s unique small-group philosophy leads to great friendships and a wonderful sense of community while building self-confidence and strong team skills.
Skills…
Building life-long outdoor skills from swimming, sailing, and canoeing to nurturing creative sparks at art and woodcraft, Hurontario offers boys opportunities to excel and grow.
Experiences…
Whether it’s a 5-day canoe trip in Georgian Bay or a 3-week whitewater trip to the Arctic, Hurontario campers share exciting outdoor experiences impossible to find in the city.
Testimonials
“The best experience my son has ever had!”
– Rob, 2025
“Alexander absolutely loved Camp Hurontario! He truly found another family with his cabin mates, friends, and counsellors. It was wonderful to see him in an environment that challenged him, encouraged him to grow, and allowed him to thrive. It was exactly what he needed.”
– Natasha, 2026
“Jacobo had the time of his life. We have never seen him so happy!! He can’t stop talking about all the amazing experiences he had with you, but above all: the people.
Everyone was so kind and friendly and made him feel welcome from the moment he arrived. I want to thank you for the way you treat the boys and the values you teach them, and how you help them grow into young men”.
– Patricia, 2026
“We are extremely impressed by Hurontario – by its beautiful setting, by the incredible atmosphere for campers, by its rustic nature. We look forward to having Joseph return next summer and for many summers after that.”
– Lindsay, 2026
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Whether you’re new to canoeing or a seasoned paddler, Camp Hurontario has a trip suited to you!
Explore the Massasauga Provincial Park, the wider Georgian Bay, the French or Wanapitei rivers, or travel further north to Hurontario’s North Camp and trip within the Chapleau Game Preserve. All of these experiences and many more are available for our Summer 2027 campers.
Registration for Summer 2027 opens on Thursday October 1 via the registration portal.
Head to our website for more information.
www.camphurontario.com
Rafting the Ottawa River with Boreal River Expeditions | Expéditions Rivière Boréal
This unforgettable experience is waiting for all those who take on the Coulonge River trip. After 13 days of whitewater canoeing in the wilds of Québec, our LITs were picked up by Boreal River Expeditions and taken to raft the Ottawa River.
Thank you to the guides at Boreal for having us, and for making this such a special trip for Camp Hurontario.
A big thanks goes out to our trip leaders Adrian and Charlie for leading the way on the Coulonge River!
