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Camp spots open up when families cancel or adjust their schedules. We recommend joining the waitlist early and checking in periodically for updates.
If your desired week is full, you can add your child to the waitlist through our registration portal. You will be contacted if a spot opens up.
We’re located at the MEM – Centre des mémoires montréalaises, 1210 Boulevard Saint-Laurent (next to St. Laurent metro station). But everyday, campers will head out and explore a new neighbourhood of Montreal.
Drop-off is between 8:45 am – 9:00 am, and pick-up is at 4:00 pm.
Camp runs weekly throughout the summer. Each session begins on Monday and ends on Friday.
Yes, a counselor will be with them for the entire subway ride.
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Cell Phone usage is suitable at City Scouts during specific times and assuming that the usage is not being disruptive or inappropriate. City Scouts reserves the right to require that Campers not use their cell phones at certain times or during certain activities in order to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all campers. We ask that campers are mindful and considerate of others and the program they are participating in when using their cell phone. If cell phone usage is disruptive to others or the program, Camp instructors or other staff will ask the camper to put the phone away or they will hold on to it until the end of the program. Campers who continue to demonstrate inappropriate usage of their phones will be asked to leave their phone at camp headquarters for the remainder of their time at City Scouts.
We can provide the phone number of your child’s counsellor in case of emergencies and parents can always contact the camp office with any questions or concerns.
Yes! We make every effort to keep friends together. There is a space in the registration form to indicate friend requests.
Changes can be requested but are not guaranteed.
Yes, campers are responsible for their belongings throughout the day.
Yes, or they can bring money to purchase lunch. Counselors will guide them in making appropriate food choices.
A Lunch or money for lunch, Snacks, A water bottle, A hat, Sunscreen, An Opus card with a weekly pass.
Yes, cancellations must be made at least 1 month in advance for a refund.
For an average breakdown of each week, check out our “Weekly Schedule”
Due to the exploratory nature of our program, locations vary each day. Counselors will share general itineraries upon request. Additionally, all group locations are tracked for safety and monitoring.
We try to accommodate returning campers with their favorite counselors but cannot guarantee specific assignments.
We have all our staff interview, apply, interview multiple times, receive CPR/First Aid certification, police checks and go through our training week with childcare professionals.
Campers are always with a counselor and a buddy. We avoid high-traffic or unsafe areas and teach road safety awareness.
We foster an inclusive environment and address any concerns immediately. Parents are notified if any issues arise.
We use the STM and ride public transit as it is designed. Meaning that the recommendations for safe ridership by the STM are followed by our organization (waiting in safe spaces, standing back, creating space etc…)
Please notify us as soon as possible.
If someone new is picking up your child, let us know in advance.
Yes, with parental consent.
If space is available, we will accommodate your request.
If your child requires medication, inform us in advance and provide detailed instructions.
We take allergies seriously and encourage parents to notify us of any dietary restrictions.
Please inform us of any relevant behavioral details to ensure a positive experience for your child.
For further inquiries, contact us via phone or email.