YMCA du Québec - Camp YMCA Kanawana

You can learn diferents languages here. People are very nice

Owing to the Covid19 pandemic, Camp Kanawana has had to remain closed for a second summer. Despite this setback, my three have happy, wholesome memories of campfires, sunburns, and nourishing food. I hope Kanawana reopens for 2022.After the boys' first year at Kanawana, I knew I would be sending them back annually. Eventually, my forest-hating daughter was 'surprised to learn she was headed for a 3 week long canoe trip on the River Ash. Kanawana was more than mosquito bites, pooping in the woods, and holidays from Mum: it was a sojourn in self-discovery. My children learned how to negotiate their social relationships with the guidance of kind, comical, and enthusiastic young adults around them. Kanawana would be just another campground but the staff and counsellors made it an inclusive, diverse, and fun YMCA camp for my children and hundreds others. I cannot wait until they reopen but am grateful for seven summers of fart jokes.

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My son went to Camp Kanawana last summer for one week. His first time at a sleep away camp. He loved it so much he said it was the best week of his life!" Lol. He loved the activities

I go there weekly to swim, they have a nice indoor swimming pool with a hot tub on the corner, and another swimming pool with tracks. For me I am a Montreal resident so I got my swimming pool pass for free. I haven't checked their actual gym but I am pretty sure it's nice as well.

Great place

Nice place to camp

Wonderful organisation; a tremendous asset to their communities.

Expensive