Spring Break 2026
Program Schedule
Week 1 | March 16 — 20
Linley Valley
ALL DAY | 9am—3:30pm
Children age 5–12
$350
Linley Valley - FULL
Mornings | 9am–12pm
Children age 3–8*
$175 **FULL**
*The 3-8 Age Range accommodates for older and younger siblings to be in the same program. If your child 7or 8 years old and does not have a sibling, then they can apply for the all day camp
Week 2 | March 23 — 27
Colliery Dam Park
ALL DAY | 9am—3:30pm
Children age 5–12
$350
When registering a co-op membership fee of 10$/year and family will need to be applied, unless you already are a member for the year.
Summer Camp 2026
Program Schedule
June 29 — July 3
Linley Valley
Mornings | 9am–12pm
Children age 3–8
$175
All Day | 9am–3:30pm
Children age 5–12
$350
Afternoons | 12:30pm-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$175
July 6 — 10
Colliery Dam
Mornings | 9am–12pm
Children age 3–8
$175
July 20 — 24
Colliery Dam
Mornings | 9am–12pm
Children age 3–8
$175
ALL DAY | 9am-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$350
Afternoons | 12:30pm-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$175
August 4 — 7
Colliery Dam
All Day | 9am–3:30pm
Children age 5–12
$350
Afternoons | 12:30pm-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$175
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August 10 — 14
TBD*. Linley?
All day | 9am-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$350
Afternoons | 12:30pm-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$175
August 17 — 21
Neck Point Park
Mornings | 9am–12pm
Children age 3–8
$175
All day | 9am-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$350
Afternoons | 12:30pm-3:30pm
Children age 5-12
$175
August 24 — 28
Neck Point Park
Mornings 9am | 12pm
Children age 3-8
$175
*ABOUT THE SEED Neighbourhood
Nestled within the South End and Harewood Community, SEED Neighbourhood (South End Ecological Development) is becoming a Mecca for environmental restoration and food production. Forest School students will explore the Catstream Watershed with its forest, stream and wetland, as well as plunge deep within Chase River Canyon where one hardly notices the city scape surrounds.
SEED Neighbourhood contains the fairyland like Princess St. Forest Classroom which has transformed from a blackberry thicket into a thriving pocket forest for easy access nature connection.
In addition to adventuring and playing in these spaces, students will have the opportunity to practice caring for the land through invasive species removal and garbage removal, and tree planting. Furthermore, three food forests in the neighborhood: Thuthiqut, BingKee and Bayview,
containing all together over 120 fruit and nut trees, offer delicious ecosystems for children to learn how to tend to our urban forest gardens. Last years summer camp in the SEED Neighbourhood proved it to be an ideal location for Nanaimo Forest School.
