Olympia Sports Camp

Huntsville, ON

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About Olympia Sports Camp

Evening programs — bonding and camp-wide events

During evening programs cabin groups partake in different activities, perfect for quality bonding time with cabin mates and other fellow campers. Sample activities include: Camp Fire, Minute to Win It, Don't Forget the Lyrics, Senior Social, Murder Mystery, Carnival, Air Bands, Dodge Ball Tournament, Skit Night, Dance, and Weekend Video.

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At a glance

Address
RR4, 2400 Limberlost Road, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J6
Camp type
Overnight camp
Setting
Located on Oxbow Lake in Huntsville, Ontario, in the heart of Muskoka; 40+ acres
Ages
7–17
Enrollment
Coed
Accreditations stated by camp
Ontario Camping Association

Activities

Waterfront

  • Swimming
  • Canoeing
  • Kayaking
  • Sailing
  • Fishing
  • Windsurfing

Land Sports

  • Soccer
  • Tennis
  • Basketball
  • Archery
  • Volleyball
  • Baseball
  • Gymnastics

Arts & Creative

  • Dance

Outdoor Adventure

  • Hiking
  • Zip line

More activities

  • adventure climbing
  • athletic conditioning
  • ball hockey
  • beach volleyball
  • cheerleading
  • climbing tower
  • competitive swimming
  • creative arts
  • cross country running
  • flag football
  • giant swing
  • high ropes
  • ice hockey
  • judo
  • LEGO robotics
  • low ropes
  • paddle boarding
  • pickleball
  • rugby
  • stand up paddleboarding
  • survival skills
  • theatre
  • track and field
  • wrestling

Clues to fit

54-year legacy and community on Oxbow Lake

For more than 50 years, our home on beautiful Oxbow Lake has been a place where young people discover confidence, push their limits, and become part of a community that feels like family. Since opening our gates, we've welcomed more than 120,000 campers into our world of adventure, learning, and lifelong friendships. Their footsteps echo through the forest trails, the sports fields, the waterfront, and the dining hall—reminders of the generations who have grown up with Olympia and carried its spirit forward.

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Associate Director Greg Rogers — 23 summers, inclusive community

Greg Rogers is a lifelong camp person, having spent over 23 summers at overnight camps. He believes in creating a camp community that is inclusive to all, where campers truly belong and can know and be themselves. Greg holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Guelph and a Bachelor of Education from Trent University.

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Cabin life — size, counsellors, and modern conveniences

Campers will live in cabins equipped with modern conveniences (such as electricity, washrooms, and showers) with 7 to 12 other campers their own age, from all over the world. Each cabin is assigned two counsellors who will lead daily activities, including games and fun challenges designed to help campers step outside of their comfort zone. These fun, shared experiences are what help campers build new friendships that are rekindled year after year!

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Traditions & shared moments

What Olympia stands for — classic Canadian camp, no frills

We're proud to stand as a true Canadian summer camp. No frills, no resorts—just that classic camp magic that can't be replicated. Campfires, team spirit, leadership moments, trying new things, succeeding, stumbling, getting back up, and feeling supported every step of the way. It's a place where young people learn who they are and who they can become.

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Independence, growth & leadership

Returning camper review — leadership program, second home

I have been going to this camp since 2021 and I go back each year because it is like my second home with my second family that I can no longer live without. I got the chance this summer to do the leadership program (which I think everyone should do, 10/10 in memories and personal growth). I hope everyone gets the chance to have the life changing experiences I did at this camp.

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2027 sessions & tuition

Session 1 — All Sports/Adventure

2027-06-27 – 2027-07-03

1 weeks · $1,625

Overnight camp

Co-Ed. Regular price $1625+HST; save $300 early registration discount noted on fees page.

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Session 6 — Baseball

2027-08-01 – 2027-08-07

1 weeks · $1,625

Overnight camp

Boys & Girls. Program page says ages 10-14; camp dates page says 10-15. Operator should confirm.

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Session 8 — Cheer Camp

2027-08-15 – 2027-08-21

1 weeks · $1,625

Overnight camp

Co-Ed per camp dates page; program page says Girls. Operator should confirm.

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Session 5 — Competitive Swim

2027-07-26 – 2027-07-31

1 weeks · $1,625

Overnight camp

Boys & Girls. Listed as SOLD OUT on program page.

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Session 7 — Competitive Swim

2027-08-08 – 2027-08-14

1 weeks · $1,625

Overnight camp

Boys & Girls. Note: program page lists ages 11-15 but camp dates page says 11-16 for session 7 swim. Operator should confirm.

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3-week Leadership & Peer Support program

2027-06-28 – 2027-07-18

3 weeks · $5,550

Overnight camp

Co-Ed. Price is $5550+HST. Special dates spanning Sessions 1–3.

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Session 4 — NL

2027-07-18 – 2027-07-24

1 weeks · $1,625

Overnight camp

Co-Ed. NL likely refers to National Lifeguard certification program; operator should confirm.

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Programs & camp life

Food & Diet — food specialists, special diets accommodated, nut-free kitchen

We hire food specialists each summer to assist us in providing the best meals for campers with special diets. We can accommodate diets which are vegetarian, lactose-free, gluten-free and more. Olympia does not allow nuts or nut products on our camp. They are not used in our kitchen or sold in the tuck shop.

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Free time — campers set goals and choose activities together

At the beginning of each week, campers identify the group and personal goals that they would like to achieve. Then, as a group, each cabin decides which activities they will participate in throughout that week. Sample activities include: swimming, canoeing/kayaking, sailing/windsurfing, paddle boarding, high/low ropes, giant swing, zip line, climbing tower, archery, hiking & orienteering, creative arts, and sports.

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For parents & families

Bus transportation from Vaughan — staff as bus captains

We provide bus transportation to and from Camp for overnight campers every weekend of the summer from Vaughan. We believe that summer camp starts on the bus! Our staff serve as trained 'bus captains' to connect with parents during pick-up and drop off, hang out with campers, and make riding the bus a blast!

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Cabin friend requests — up to three cabin mate requests honoured when possible

You can request up to three cabin mates that are the same age as your child. Every effort is made to honour the cabin requests of campers; however this is not always possible.

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Camper supervision ratios and staff qualifications overview

Campers are supervised at all times by our trained staff. We maintain appropriate staff-to-camper ratios to ensure safety and engagement. Camper staff qualifications include: CPR and First Aid Training; Waterfront and Ropes Course Qualifications according to OCA standards; and all staff require a police check.

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Health & Safety — medical team priority, safety first

It takes a lot of trust to send a child away for a week and we don't take the responsibility lightly! At Camp our first organizational priority is the safety of our campers. A safe environment is the foundation for a fun summer camp experience. We aim to have three or more medical professionals on site every week of the summer. This team administers first aid, distributes camper medication, and delivers an opening day safety talk with all campers on sun safety, hydration and safe footwear.

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Reviews & ratings

CampRatingz rating: 3.3 / 5 · 36 ratings