Choose from Four Options
C$73 for one week of recreation camp, June 30–July 4 (C$147 value); no camp on July 1
- Fun, Dodgeball, and Fitness camp (ages 9–12)
- Fun Sport Fitness Plus camp (ages 5–7)
- Movers and Groovers camp (ages 5–7)
C$81 for one week of sports or special-interest camp, June 30–July 4 (C$163 value); no camp on July 1 * Active Gamers camp (ages 8–9) * Robotics camp (ages 10–11) * Crafty Kids camp (ages 6–7) * Kickstart My Art camp (ages 12–14) * Science Alliance camp (ages 5–7) * Video Game Designers camp (ages 10–11) * Junior Herd Hockey camp (ages 8–11) * Wall Climbing camp (ages 9–13) * Mini Herd Hockey camp (ages 5–7)
C$89 for one week of recreation camp, August 25–29 (C$178 value)
- Fun, Dodgeball, and Fitness camp (ages 9–12)
- Fun Sport Fitness Plus camp (ages 5–7)
- Sports Sampler camp (ages 8–11)
C$96 for one week of special-interest camp, August 25–29 (C$193 value)
- Active Gamers camp (ages 8–9)
- Science Alliance camp (ages 5–7)
- Video Game Designers camp (ages 10–11; 12–13)
- Junior Herd Soccer Camp (ages 8–10)
Mini U
Printing designs on a 3D printer in a fabrication lab. Executing a pike and roll dive into a heated pool. Pulling off a magic trick with a standard deck of cards. More than 6,000 kids per year learn to perform these feats and more in Mini U's day camps, which unfold at University of Manitoba's state-of-the-art facilities. There are 62 camps total, geared towards kids ages 4–16, and just like the classes at a real university, they cover a plethora of topics. Some focus on chemistry and physics, while others focus on art, sports, dance, or leadership training—a necessary prerequisite to turning 18.