Rates and Dates

*USD rates will be adjusted at time of sale and are based on August 2020 exchange rates.

**The 1st Short Session is for first time campers finishing grades 1 and 2. First time campers finishing grade 3 please contact us for more information.

***The 2nd Short and 6-Week Session is open to campers finishing grades 1 to 8. Limited Spots available.

VISITORS DAY SATURDAY JULY 24

Fees listed are to be paid by Cheque, Online Banking, Wire Transfer. Call to inquire about credit card payment.

Younger Campers

1st Short Session July 1 – July 15 for first time campers finishing grades, 1 and 2.
1st time campers finishing grade 3 please contact us for more information.

2nd Short Session July 27 – August 12 for campers finishing grades 1 to 8. Limited spots available.

Rookie Day – Saturday, July 17th is our 1 day taste of Manitou for SK – Grade 4. Please e-mail us at camp@manitoucamp.com for more details!

Day Camp Overnight Trips at Manitou

Adventure Valley Day Camp
www.adventurevalleydaycamp.com

Crestwood Valley Day Camp
www.crestwoodcamp.com

Terms & Conditions

(Note: The term “we” herein refers to “I” in the event there is only one parent as guardian and the term “camp” refers to “Camp Manitou Inc”).

1. An application form must be completed in full and signed by parent(s) or guardian, for Camp Manitou (hereinafter referred to as “camp”). Verbal applications are not permitted. Applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received. Acceptance into the program is dependent on space and meeting eligibility criteria. APPLICATIONS CAN NOT BE CONSIDERED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY A DEPOSIT OF $1000.00 FOR EACH CAMPER. All deposits are refundable in full until May 1, 2021 due to any COVID-19 related concerns and with a full 100% refund.  After June 1, the full session fee is to be paid and is non-refundable for session changes. If camp is shutdown during the summer due to COVID-19, all fees will be charged a pro-rated cost based on days at camp. If camp is shutdown by the Provincial Government of Ontario due to COVID-19, prior to the start of camp, all fees paid will be returned. All cancellations must be communicated in writing.

2. Balance of all camp fees are payable on or before May 1, 2021. Camp reserves the right to cancel enrollment if fees are not paid in full by May 1, 2021.

3. All fees shall be considered due and owing and no refunds shall be given after May 1, 2021. The financial obligations of the camp are fixed for the season and the withdrawal of a camper does not lessen operating expenses. No refund or reduction will be made for dismissal or withdrawal, late arrival or early departure for any reason after May 1, 2021. Interest at 2 ½% per month shall accrue on all overdue accounts. Any additional transportation provided by the camp shall be an additional charge.

4. Camp reserves the right to dismiss a camper and send her/ him home at any time without notice when it is deemed to be in the best interest of either the child or camp, or for violation of any camp rule/policy, all as determined by the camp in its sole and absolute discretion. No refunds shall be given under any circumstance for dismissal or withdrawal of a camper. Camp reserves the right, at any time up to the date camps starts to not allow attendance of the camper if it is deemed in the camp’s sole discretion in the best interests of the other campers. Refusing to allow a camper to come to camp could be as a result of health concerns from, for example an infectious disease, or for other medical/psychological medical reasons. Items not permitted in camp: i.e. (PSP/Gameboys, hair straighteners, cell phones, iPods, iPads, tablets, any electronics with internet, laptops) shall be confiscated, not returned to campers and will be donated to charity and the child may be sent home for the entire session.  Any camper with a cell phone or any device that is used for data or WIFI such a text messaging, social media, internet access or the like shall result in the dismissal of the camper for the entire session they are enrolled at the discretion of the Camp.

5. Camp cannot be held responsible for lost, damaged or stolen belongings including clothing collected for laundry. Campers should not bring valuables to camp.

6. The parent/guardian hereby consent to the use by the Camp of my child(ren)’s photo, birthday listing and name both at camp and during the year for Camp Manitou or Manitou Cares related activities for publicity or other purposes.

7. We consent to the camp sharing our child(ren)’s contact information with other Manitou families. We have read, understood, agree with and accept Camp Manitou’s Privacy Policy including the right of the camp to retain any of your child’s camper information for use at camp to allow for the physical and emotional safety of every camper. No camper or parent shall use any Manitou name, or photo/video on any web site or the internet without our permission and if so, such camper will not be permitted to attend camp.

8. If the camper’s medical form, fully filled out, is not received by June 1, 2021, the camp may cancel the enrolment of your child without any refund. If the camper is accepted into camp with an incomplete medical form, the camp is not liable in any way for any medical treatment given to the camper. Your child(ren)’s attendance at Camp Manitou and your relationship with Camp Manitou, its Directors, officers, employees, medical staff and agents shall be governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and you (the parent and guardian, and/or your heirs, executors, successors and/or assigns shall irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Province of Ontario in that regard. The parent/guardian give permission for our child’s health information/treatment to be shared with appropriate camp staff and outside personnel as deemed necessary.

9. COVID-19 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Participant acknowledges that if COVID-19 continues to spread throughout Canada, it is possible that the Participant may come in contact with other adults and children, and that it is possible the Participant could become sick with or exposed to COVID-19, whether at camp or elsewhere or that such exposure could than cause others such as a family member to be exposed.  To protect the potential spread we also recommend that any child returning home from camp be quarantined for 14 days and/or be tested if they wish to ensure there is no spread of the virus. The Camp will maintain proper (and enhanced) hygiene and infection control practices at camp, and will be reviewing with the Ontario Camps Association health protocols.  It is possible that the operational program of camp could change for health reasons and if so, we will advise you so that you can prepare your child. Of course, the camp cannot guarantee that campers will not become infected with or be exposed to COVID-19. In the event public health requires reduced enrolment, the Camp will reduce sessions and equally apply shorter sessions so that as many campers as possible that originally enrolled can attend. Accordingly, it is possible that session dates will change. Camp Manitou reserves the right to change or update our policies and/or programs and/or optional extras as the Ministry of Health may make recommendations and/or changes to the COVID-19 guidelines prior to and/or during the summer.

10. The Camp shall not be held responsible and is hereby released from any liability for any sickness, accident or injury to our child(ren) and the parent/guardian is aware that there are risks inherent with activities that take place at any camp unless arising from wilful neglect. These risks include, but are not be limited to, bodily injury, personal injury, emotional injury and death. If your child has not been fully immunized, pursuant to Canadian and or Provincial recommendations, the Camp has the right to not accept such camper. As camp directors, our effort to ensure a safe and healthy environment at camp includes health promotion, of which immunization is a key component. By doing so, we align ourselves with school boards and Health Canada. As such we request that all campers and staff at camp have received all of the mandatory immunizations which are as follows: Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Pertussis, Tetanus, Diphtheria, Polio, Meningococcal C Conjugate and Chicken Pox (A COVID vaccine may be added to this list when it becomes approved). If, for whatever reason, you have elected NOT to have your child(ren) vaccinated, we ask that you indicate this to us by April 1^ston the camp health form and we will decide if your child is permitted to attend camp. If your child is not permitted to attend camp we will return your deposit if notified of this by no later than April 1^stand after such date the deposit shall not be returned unless the camper spot can be filled by another camper. In the unlikely event that a case of measles for example, or any other disease targeted by Ontario’s vaccination program is discovered at camp,  and your child was permitted to attend camp despite not being vaccinated.  Children who are unvaccinated will be sent home for the recommended period of isolation (i.e. measles – 21 days) without any fee adjustment.

11. The camp is authorized to secure medical treatment for our child(ren) when appropriate, including medication, x-ray, hospitalization, anaesthesia or surgery. If for any reason our child(ren) require(s) such medical attention or special medication beyond that furnished by camp, the parent/guardian agree to be responsible for any expenses incurred, we therefore recommend you obtain medical insurance. We permit the camp to open up any mail or packages in the capacity as guardian for our child. The parent/guardian confirm that the camp complies with Canadian /Ontario law with regard to the rules of safety, and supervision for any waterfront activities such that a minimum of bronze medallion or equivalent is provided in each swim, tripping or waterfront related activity. We confirm that on a canoe trip cellular service may not be available and medical assistance is a minimum of two hours away.

12. The parent(s) signing this contract has/have the legal guardianship of the camper(s) named and act as custodial parent(s), and are in agreement and are aware their child(ren) is/are attending camp such that whomever executes this contract has the legal authority to be able to make the decision to send their child(ren) to camp on behalf of all parents/guardians. All parents agree to read the terms of this contract and agree that unless they contact us in writing they both agree to the terms herein. The parent/guardian agree to read the Camp Manual (distributed in spring) so that we are aware of all the rules, and policies of the camp and that we understand that all of the camp rules, as outlined in the manual or otherwise apply to our child(ren) and we agree to review this manual with our child(ren) and the applicable rules/policies. The parent/guardian agrees that we will contact the camp in writing if any “accommodation” is required for our child to participate fully in the program.

13. The parent/guardian agree to update the camp of any camp/school issues, (suspension, discipline) or social, emotional, or psychological issue that could affect our child or any other child, prior to camp. The parent/guardian further acknowledge that attendance and/or participation at Camp involves risk and hazards incidental thereto including but not limited to, bodily injury , personal injury, emotional injury and death, all of which are assumed by us and the Camp shall not be held responsible and is hereby released from any liability for any sickness, accident or injury to our child(ren).The parent/guardian hereby waive, release, absolve and agree to indemnify and save harmless Camp Manitou Inc. and their respective officers, directors, employees and agents of any and all liability arising from our child(ren)’s attendance and/or participation of the Camp program (unless solely as a result of the Camp’s willful neglect or willful default). The parent/guardian desire our child(ren) to participate in the full camp program including the zip line and challenge course and all trips (including canoe trips) unless we advise the camp of a restriction (medical or otherwise), in writing such that the Camp confirms in writing receipt of such restriction. In the event of “Force Majeure” or Act of God, meaning the occurrence of an event or circumstance that prevents the camp from fulfilling this contract, the contract is null and void. Such occurrence is something that could not be overcome by the Camp and includes, war, currency and trade restrictions, act of any government authority to close camp, plaque, epidemic, pandemic, natural disaster, weather event, nuclear or chemical contamination, explosion, fire, destruction of equipment, inability to obtain labour due to some specific labour boycott or government change.