Click HERE to return to Summer 2026 Info Page
April 21st - Camper Forms | Let's get camp ready!
With May just around the corner, that means camp is almost here- just 68 days until the magic begins! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing exciting updates and reminders to help your family get 100% ready for Summer 2026.
This first message is a biggie: it’s all about forms. Yup- the behind-the-scenes stuff that helps us keep your campers safe, healthy, and set up for success. So grab a coffee ☕️, open your CampInTouch account, and let’s get started!
📋 FORMS TO COMPLETE (via CampInTouch)
All forms can be found under Forms & Documents in your CampInTouch account.
We recommend doing this on a computer or laptop (not just your phone) for the smoothest experience.
🩺 MEDICAL FORMS - Due May 10, 2026
✅ 1. Health History Form
We need a full, updated Health History form every year, even if nothing has changed. This is our primary source of medical, psychological, and safety info. Conversations or emails with staff don’t count, everything must be on the form.
✅ 2. Upload Your Child’s OHIP Card
Snap a pic of your child’s Ontario Health Card and upload it directly. If you are from out of province, please upload a picture of travel insurance.
✅ 3. Immunization Records
Upload your child's immunization records on CampInTouch. Please make sure this includes an MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) vaccine.
Note for returning families: We've rolled over your child's 2025 immunization records. If the submission is pending or if there's been an update in the past year, you will need to upload your child's 2026 immunization records.
What counts as an official record?
We’ve partnered again with Green Pharmacy for pre-camp blister packaging, making it easy, safe, and with no extra cost! If your child requires medication at camp, here are your next mandatory steps:
🏊♀️ CAMP LIFE FORMS - Due May 10, 2026
✅ 1. Swim Form
Tell us about your child’s swimming experience so we can place them in the right group for Instructional Swim.
✅ 2. Cabin Requests
You likely submitted this at registration. Just review it, make any changes, and hit submit!
✅ 3. Camper Profile Photo
All campers must have a recent headshot uploaded (if it is an outdated pic, please update it!)
🎉 Complete Your Camper Forms Early & Be Entered to Win!
To help ensure a smooth and organized start to the summer, we’re offering a special incentive for families who complete their camper forms early.
All families who submit all required camper forms by May 1st will be automatically entered into a raffle to win a FREE Bunk1 Max subscription for one camper for Summer 2026 ($54.95 value). Terms and conditions apply (One entry per family. Prize applies to one camper for Summer 2026 and has no cash value).
The Bunk1 Max package includes: Photo Gallery Access, Unlimited Bunk Notes, Facial Recognition, and Unlimited Photo Downloads.
Completing your forms early helps our office team prepare for an incredible summer and gives you a chance to win a great perk!
💡 NEED-TO-KNOW: SUMMER 2026 INFO HUB
Visit our Summer 2026 Info Page - your go-to spot for all things camp, including:
Got questions? We’re here for you, just reply to this email or give us a call at 905-881-0018.
Thanks for being awesome partners in getting camp-ready!
This first message is a biggie: it’s all about forms. Yup- the behind-the-scenes stuff that helps us keep your campers safe, healthy, and set up for success. So grab a coffee ☕️, open your CampInTouch account, and let’s get started!
📋 FORMS TO COMPLETE (via CampInTouch)
All forms can be found under Forms & Documents in your CampInTouch account.
We recommend doing this on a computer or laptop (not just your phone) for the smoothest experience.
🩺 MEDICAL FORMS - Due May 10, 2026
✅ 1. Health History Form
We need a full, updated Health History form every year, even if nothing has changed. This is our primary source of medical, psychological, and safety info. Conversations or emails with staff don’t count, everything must be on the form.
✅ 2. Upload Your Child’s OHIP Card
Snap a pic of your child’s Ontario Health Card and upload it directly. If you are from out of province, please upload a picture of travel insurance.
✅ 3. Immunization Records
Upload your child's immunization records on CampInTouch. Please make sure this includes an MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) vaccine.
Note for returning families: We've rolled over your child's 2025 immunization records. If the submission is pending or if there's been an update in the past year, you will need to upload your child's 2026 immunization records.
What counts as an official record?
- A picture of your child’s Yellow Immunization Record showing the dates the two vaccines were administered; or
- An immunization record provided by your family physician; or
- An immunization record provided by your local Public Health department; or
- A picture or screenshot from ICON (Immunization Connect Ontario)- please note ICON only contains records if you have previously uploaded them
- If outside of Canada, a document from your home country’s public health unit (translated to English if applicable)
- Anaphylaxis? You must:
- Come to camp with THREE Epipens (two are carried at all times and one is handed into the Health Centre).
- Complete the NBB Anaphylaxis Plan with Medical Liability Waiver
- Non-allergy, life-threatening condition? You must:
- Complete the Serious Medical Condition Alert Form and Medical Liability Waiver
We’ve partnered again with Green Pharmacy for pre-camp blister packaging, making it easy, safe, and with no extra cost! If your child requires medication at camp, here are your next mandatory steps:
- Step 1: Complete this consent form
- Step 2: List meds on the Health History Form as well (Camp In Touch)
- Learn more about this process at campnbb.com/meds2026
🏊♀️ CAMP LIFE FORMS - Due May 10, 2026
✅ 1. Swim Form
Tell us about your child’s swimming experience so we can place them in the right group for Instructional Swim.
✅ 2. Cabin Requests
You likely submitted this at registration. Just review it, make any changes, and hit submit!
✅ 3. Camper Profile Photo
All campers must have a recent headshot uploaded (if it is an outdated pic, please update it!)
- Use a smartphone to take a quick close-up
- Upload it directly through the “Camper Photo” form in CampInTouch
🎉 Complete Your Camper Forms Early & Be Entered to Win!
To help ensure a smooth and organized start to the summer, we’re offering a special incentive for families who complete their camper forms early.
All families who submit all required camper forms by May 1st will be automatically entered into a raffle to win a FREE Bunk1 Max subscription for one camper for Summer 2026 ($54.95 value). Terms and conditions apply (One entry per family. Prize applies to one camper for Summer 2026 and has no cash value).
The Bunk1 Max package includes: Photo Gallery Access, Unlimited Bunk Notes, Facial Recognition, and Unlimited Photo Downloads.
Completing your forms early helps our office team prepare for an incredible summer and gives you a chance to win a great perk!
💡 NEED-TO-KNOW: SUMMER 2026 INFO HUB
Visit our Summer 2026 Info Page - your go-to spot for all things camp, including:
- 🧳 Baggage & Departure Details
- 💊 Medication Protocols
- ❓ FAQs
- 🧦 Packing List
- 📖 Family Handbook (coming soon!)
- 👕 Camp Store (coming soon!)
- And more fun updates!
Got questions? We’re here for you, just reply to this email or give us a call at 905-881-0018.
Thanks for being awesome partners in getting camp-ready!
MAY 15th - 2026 Security Action Plan
Hi Camp Northland Families and Staff,
The safety and security of our campers and staff is, and always will be, our highest priority.
We know that rising security concerns in our broader community over the past 12–18 months have been unsettling. For many families and staff, these concerns may be top of mind as we approach the summer. We want you to know that we take this responsibility incredibly seriously, and that every decision we make begins with the commitment to keeping our community safe.
While taking a robust and vigilant approach to security, we will do so in a way that ensures Camp Northland remains the joyful, welcoming, and deeply connected place that our campers and staff know and love. Many of these measures have been in place for years and continue to evolve as we review and strengthen our preparedness each season.
Our Action Plan: A layered, proactive approach
Security at Camp Northland is built on a layered system focused on prevention, visibility, and readiness. It is not dependent on any single measure, but rather a combination of thoughtful planning and ongoing attention.
This includes:
Supervision remains constant across all areas of camp, from cabins to program spaces to the waterfront. Camp is not an open public environment, and access is carefully managed at all times.
Strong partnerships and ongoing review
We maintain a strong and ongoing relationship with the Ontario Provincial Police, and our camp is included in their routine patrols. They regularly come to our camp during the summer to ensure visibility and presence, including both scheduled visits and unannounced check-ins. The OPP is familiar with our site and remains in regular contact with camp leadership throughout the year and summer season. Their familiarity with our site and operations is an added layer of reassurance.
We regularly consult with security professionals and vendors, and review our plans and past audits to ensure our systems, equipment, and protocols remain current and effective. This is ongoing, intentional work as we prepare for each summer. We also work closely with the Jewish Security Network (JSN), the agency dedicated to the security needs of the Greater Toronto Jewish community. Through generous JSN and other government funding, we have been able to invest in infrastructure upgrades, as well as increased and ongoing training for our professional and summer staff teams.
As part of this ongoing commitment, the Board is also establishing a Security Advisory Committee to support long-term review and strategic guidance in this area. Community members with relevant professional experience who may be interested in contributing can express interest here by Friday, May 29, 2026 at 7 p.m.
Thoughtful discretion
You may notice that we do not share specific operational details publicly, including exact personnel deployment or internal procedures. This is intentional and follows best practices, as broadly distributing those details can compromise the effectiveness of the very systems designed to keep our community safe. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you ever have questions or would like more information.
A long-standing commitment
For many years, Camp Northland has been at the forefront of safety and security in the camping field. We have invested significantly in infrastructure, systems, and training, and we remain committed to continuously learning and improving.
Security is not just a priority. It is foundational to everything we do. And it is what allows our campers and our staff to feel safe, confident, and fully immersed in the magic of camp.
We are committed to open, transparent, and timely communication with our families and staff. If anything meaningfully changes or arises that impacts our community, you can rest assured we will share updates quickly, clearly, and with full transparency.
We are grateful for your continued trust and partnership. If you have any questions or would like to speak further, I am always available to connect.
We are looking forward to a safe, meaningful and incredible summer, together.
Shabbat Shalom,
Adam Kertesz
Camp Director
The safety and security of our campers and staff is, and always will be, our highest priority.
We know that rising security concerns in our broader community over the past 12–18 months have been unsettling. For many families and staff, these concerns may be top of mind as we approach the summer. We want you to know that we take this responsibility incredibly seriously, and that every decision we make begins with the commitment to keeping our community safe.
While taking a robust and vigilant approach to security, we will do so in a way that ensures Camp Northland remains the joyful, welcoming, and deeply connected place that our campers and staff know and love. Many of these measures have been in place for years and continue to evolve as we review and strengthen our preparedness each season.
Our Action Plan: A layered, proactive approach
Security at Camp Northland is built on a layered system focused on prevention, visibility, and readiness. It is not dependent on any single measure, but rather a combination of thoughtful planning and ongoing attention.
This includes:
- 24/7 staffed electronic gate security at a single controlled entry point, along with overnight monitoring
- A licensed private security firm, now entering their third summer with us, with personnel on-site who live at camp and conduct regular patrols 24/7
- Upgraded camera surveillance systems in key areas, actively monitored 24/7 and equipped with AI-supported analytics designed to help identify unusual or suspicious activity
- Strategic lighting across the property, including perimeter and shoreline areas
- Routine security rounds across the property, including waterfront and outer areas
- Strict visitor protocols and controlled access procedures
- Robust communication systems to support immediate coordination when needed
- Extensive staff training focused on supervision, emergency preparedness, and response
Supervision remains constant across all areas of camp, from cabins to program spaces to the waterfront. Camp is not an open public environment, and access is carefully managed at all times.
Strong partnerships and ongoing review
We maintain a strong and ongoing relationship with the Ontario Provincial Police, and our camp is included in their routine patrols. They regularly come to our camp during the summer to ensure visibility and presence, including both scheduled visits and unannounced check-ins. The OPP is familiar with our site and remains in regular contact with camp leadership throughout the year and summer season. Their familiarity with our site and operations is an added layer of reassurance.
We regularly consult with security professionals and vendors, and review our plans and past audits to ensure our systems, equipment, and protocols remain current and effective. This is ongoing, intentional work as we prepare for each summer. We also work closely with the Jewish Security Network (JSN), the agency dedicated to the security needs of the Greater Toronto Jewish community. Through generous JSN and other government funding, we have been able to invest in infrastructure upgrades, as well as increased and ongoing training for our professional and summer staff teams.
As part of this ongoing commitment, the Board is also establishing a Security Advisory Committee to support long-term review and strategic guidance in this area. Community members with relevant professional experience who may be interested in contributing can express interest here by Friday, May 29, 2026 at 7 p.m.
Thoughtful discretion
You may notice that we do not share specific operational details publicly, including exact personnel deployment or internal procedures. This is intentional and follows best practices, as broadly distributing those details can compromise the effectiveness of the very systems designed to keep our community safe. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you ever have questions or would like more information.
A long-standing commitment
For many years, Camp Northland has been at the forefront of safety and security in the camping field. We have invested significantly in infrastructure, systems, and training, and we remain committed to continuously learning and improving.
Security is not just a priority. It is foundational to everything we do. And it is what allows our campers and our staff to feel safe, confident, and fully immersed in the magic of camp.
We are committed to open, transparent, and timely communication with our families and staff. If anything meaningfully changes or arises that impacts our community, you can rest assured we will share updates quickly, clearly, and with full transparency.
We are grateful for your continued trust and partnership. If you have any questions or would like to speak further, I am always available to connect.
We are looking forward to a safe, meaningful and incredible summer, together.
Shabbat Shalom,
Adam Kertesz
Camp Director
MaY 21st - Baggage Depot and Departure Day details (with NEW locations)
ROAD TO CAMP:
Over the next couple of weeks, we will be sending small snippets of info on departure logistics, policy updates and some other exciting announcements. Today's email covers:
Hi ,
BAGGAGE AND DEPARTURE DETAILS
BAGGAGE DEPOT
DEPARTURE DAY
Visit our Summer 2026 Info Page - your go-to spot for all things camp, including:
Please don't hesitate to reach out to [email protected] with any questions.
Thank you and see you soon!
The Camp Northland Team
Over the next couple of weeks, we will be sending small snippets of info on departure logistics, policy updates and some other exciting announcements. Today's email covers:
- Baggage Depot and Departure day details (with NEW locations)
- Camp Clothing Store- Deadline to order is this Sunday, May 24th!
Hi ,
BAGGAGE AND DEPARTURE DETAILS
BAGGAGE DEPOT
- Date: Thursday, June 25th
- Times: You can drop off your bags anytime from 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Location: (NEW 2026 LOCATION) Promenade Mall (T&T Parking Lot) - 1 Promenade Cir, Thornhill
- Note: T&T Parking Lot at the Promenade Mall is by Mall Entrance #3
- Reminder: Please make sure each bag has the colour-coded bag tag attached to it before you arrive. These went out earlier this week and you may have received it by now. If you don't receive it by the end of next week, please contact us.
DEPARTURE DAY
- Date: Sunday, June 28
- Times: Buses are expected to leave at 7:30 AM
- Location: (NEW 2026 LOCATION) Promenade Mall (T&T Parking Lot) - 1 Promenade Cir, Thornhill
- Note: T&T Parking Lot at the Promenade Mall is by Mall Entrance #3
Visit our Summer 2026 Info Page - your go-to spot for all things camp, including:
- 👕 Camp Store- DEADLINE TO ORDER IS SUNDAY, MAY 24TH
- 🧦 Packing List (NOW AVAILABLE!)
- 📖 Family Handbook (Coming soon!)
- 🧳 Baggage & Departure Details
- 💊 Medication Protocols
- ❓ FAQs
Please don't hesitate to reach out to [email protected] with any questions.
Thank you and see you soon!
The Camp Northland Team
MAY 29th - family handbook 2026
We’re thrilled to share the 2026 Family Handbook, your go-to guide for everything you need to know before the summer begins. It includes key info like:
The Family Handbook can be viewed HERE (You can flip through the digital version anytime, or download a print-friendly PDF for easy access using this link.)
The Packing List can be viewed in the Handbook and also HERE
And as a reminder, the Summer 2026 Info Hub, with camp updates and resources, is HERE.
- Packing list
- Travel and bus day details
- How to contact staff
- How to communicate with your camper
- Important camp policies
...and so much more!
The Family Handbook can be viewed HERE (You can flip through the digital version anytime, or download a print-friendly PDF for easy access using this link.)
The Packing List can be viewed in the Handbook and also HERE
And as a reminder, the Summer 2026 Info Hub, with camp updates and resources, is HERE.
MAY 29th - Snack/food policy 2026
Snack/Food Policy 2026
As you prepare for the summer, we also wanted to send a quick reminder about our snack and food policies.
Important Rule:
Camp provides 3 meals and 2 snacks daily, with additional snacks available throughout the day in the Dining Hall and at various Camp Snack Bins around camp.
Families are welcome to send a small amount of optional snacks if they choose, though this is not necessary.
Snack Limits
Campers may bring a limited amount of snacks in ONE of the following:
⚠️Food Guidelines (Applies to All Campers):
As you prepare for the summer, we also wanted to send a quick reminder about our snack and food policies.
Important Rule:
- No cooking appliances (kettles, hot pots, etc.) are allowed at camp. These items will be confiscated and not returned.
Camp provides 3 meals and 2 snacks daily, with additional snacks available throughout the day in the Dining Hall and at various Camp Snack Bins around camp.
Families are welcome to send a small amount of optional snacks if they choose, though this is not necessary.
Snack Limits
Campers may bring a limited amount of snacks in ONE of the following:
- One sealable Tupperware container (maximum 20L), OR
- For campers in Unit 1 and Section I (Grades 1–4), one standard grocery bag of snacks for easier transport on the bus
- No additional food is permitted beyond what fits in the approved container/bag
- Younger campers’ snack bags will be transferred into camp bins upon arrival
- Snack bins/bags may be refilled on Visitors Day for campers staying longer sessions
- All snack containers/bags must be clearly labeled with your camper’s full name and Section/Unit
- Snack bins/bags should travel with campers on the bus when arriving at camp
⚠️Food Guidelines (Applies to All Campers):
- All food MUST be kosher and nut-free. Items labelled "may contain nuts" are also prohibited.
- Please see Family Handbook, pages 11-12 for suggested snack items to bring and suggested stores to purchase from
- Food must be sealed, in the manufacturer's original packaging with all ingredients clearly listed (i.e. do not send home-baked goods). Any opened or unlabeled food will be removed and taken to a local food bank.
- All snack bags/bins must be labelled with your child’s name and Section/Unit for easy return after inspection by senior staff.
- Camp also reserves the right to remove any food item that could pose an allergy threat to a camper or staff living in the same space and/or section/unit.
- Any food that does not meet these criteria will be confiscated and donated to a local food bank.
JUNE 1st - How to ‘email’ campers and see Camp Photos - Bunk1 Launch!
We're excited to launch Bunk1 for Summer 2026 - our awesome platform, which enhances our connection and communications with our camp families. It is the only place you will find the daily photo gallery, Adam's blogs, important and exciting updates throughout the summer, AND it's a way to digitally send letters to your child.
Bunk1 features:
To get started with Bunk1, click this link and follow the steps:
https://www.bunk1.com/invite/NORTHLAND26?locale=en
Be sure to enter our Invitation Code for Camp Northland, which is: NORTHLAND26
Bunk1 has a unique pricing model consisting of multiple tiers - including a free option granting access to the photo gallery, blogs, and camp updates. The added features, including Bunk Notes, facial recognition, and photo tagging, are available for an added fee.
There will be no other form of email communication to campers. The only alternate form of communication to your campers will be through regular mail.
Returning families can log in with their previously used credentials.
Quick shoutout and congratulations to Stella B’s parents for winning our Forms Raffle by completing all required forms by May 1st! We hope you enjoy your Max Bunk1 Subscription. We'll be in touch shortly with more info.
If you experience any technical difficulties, please call Bunk1 at 212-974-9112 or email [email protected]. For FAQ's related to the services above, visit www.bunk1family.com/faqs.
Please reach out if you have any questions!
Thank you,
The Camp Northland Team
Bunk1 features:
- Access to a private Camp Northland photo gallery, updated almost daily
- Sharing photos to social media or email
- Blog viewing - access to Adam's blog
- Sending "emails" to your children (called ‘Bunk Notes’)*
- We will print and distribute all Bunk Notes once a day
- Facial recognition*
- Photo tagging notifications*
- Ability to order high-resolution digital downloads or prints*
- ….and more!
To get started with Bunk1, click this link and follow the steps:
https://www.bunk1.com/invite/NORTHLAND26?locale=en
Be sure to enter our Invitation Code for Camp Northland, which is: NORTHLAND26
Bunk1 has a unique pricing model consisting of multiple tiers - including a free option granting access to the photo gallery, blogs, and camp updates. The added features, including Bunk Notes, facial recognition, and photo tagging, are available for an added fee.
There will be no other form of email communication to campers. The only alternate form of communication to your campers will be through regular mail.
Returning families can log in with their previously used credentials.
Quick shoutout and congratulations to Stella B’s parents for winning our Forms Raffle by completing all required forms by May 1st! We hope you enjoy your Max Bunk1 Subscription. We'll be in touch shortly with more info.
If you experience any technical difficulties, please call Bunk1 at 212-974-9112 or email [email protected]. For FAQ's related to the services above, visit www.bunk1family.com/faqs.
Please reach out if you have any questions!
Thank you,
The Camp Northland Team
June 4th - Lice - No nit policy
As always, the goal for this summer is to have a safe, happy and healthy camp season where campers and staff can enjoy all camp activities without interruption.
In an effort to keep our camp as lice-free as possible, Camp Northland B’nai Brith adheres to a “No Nit and No Lice Policy” which involves staff and campers coming to camp free and clear of head lice.
As a courtesy to fellow campers and staff, we are insisting that everyone who will be attending camp this summer to be checked 5-7 days prior to the start of camp and then again the day before departure. Any evidence of nits (lice eggs), nymphs (tiny immature lice bugs) and adults (mature lice bugs) must be thoroughly removed. You can do this yourself (using on-line resources or you can book a professional lice inspection at a convenient location for you and with any number of other providers across the GTA.
Our staff will be conducting camp wide head lice screenings at the start of camp. If your child is found to have any evidence of head lice, then the protocol is that they will be professionally treated on site by a qualified member of our staff team. A standard charge of $250.00 per child treated will be billed directly to each family to help offset the cost of this service. This charge will be applied to all incoming campers and staff at the first practical opportunity for the camp to do so, as the infestation would have preceded camp.
Please note that part of the treatment process involves extensive combing and depending on the severity of the case, this could be anywhere from 3-6 sessions in the Health Centre. Not only does this disrupt the medical program, but more importantly, it takes time away from your child being able to enjoy camp as it is meant to be. Campers or staff with lice/nits will also experience periods of isolation from regular activities and/or be required to wear a head covering as determined by camp staff.
If you are planning on booking a professional screening with a professional service, of which many are available, it is recommended that you call in advance as their clinics are by appointment. We've attached a coupon for families to use at Lice Free clinics in Toronto, Thornhill, Vaughan, or Newmarket to get professionally screened for only $25.00.
Let’s all do our part to keep our camp lice-free. Although head lice is not a public health hazard, it is a nuisance and is very easily spread in contained environments/close quarters. Thank you for your co-operation.
In an effort to keep our camp as lice-free as possible, Camp Northland B’nai Brith adheres to a “No Nit and No Lice Policy” which involves staff and campers coming to camp free and clear of head lice.
As a courtesy to fellow campers and staff, we are insisting that everyone who will be attending camp this summer to be checked 5-7 days prior to the start of camp and then again the day before departure. Any evidence of nits (lice eggs), nymphs (tiny immature lice bugs) and adults (mature lice bugs) must be thoroughly removed. You can do this yourself (using on-line resources or you can book a professional lice inspection at a convenient location for you and with any number of other providers across the GTA.
Our staff will be conducting camp wide head lice screenings at the start of camp. If your child is found to have any evidence of head lice, then the protocol is that they will be professionally treated on site by a qualified member of our staff team. A standard charge of $250.00 per child treated will be billed directly to each family to help offset the cost of this service. This charge will be applied to all incoming campers and staff at the first practical opportunity for the camp to do so, as the infestation would have preceded camp.
Please note that part of the treatment process involves extensive combing and depending on the severity of the case, this could be anywhere from 3-6 sessions in the Health Centre. Not only does this disrupt the medical program, but more importantly, it takes time away from your child being able to enjoy camp as it is meant to be. Campers or staff with lice/nits will also experience periods of isolation from regular activities and/or be required to wear a head covering as determined by camp staff.
If you are planning on booking a professional screening with a professional service, of which many are available, it is recommended that you call in advance as their clinics are by appointment. We've attached a coupon for families to use at Lice Free clinics in Toronto, Thornhill, Vaughan, or Newmarket to get professionally screened for only $25.00.
Let’s all do our part to keep our camp lice-free. Although head lice is not a public health hazard, it is a nuisance and is very easily spread in contained environments/close quarters. Thank you for your co-operation.
JUNE 8th - Birthday in a box
We're excited to share a new camp celebration service with you, called Birthday in a Box.
Birthday in a Box provides birthday activity packages delivered directly to camp, giving parents an easy way to celebrate their child’s special day while creating memorable cabin-wide experiences.
Basic Package - Cost: $80, includes:
Order your Birthday in a Box for at-camp birthdays and celebrate you in-city birthdays with Party with ME!
Please contact Party with ME! with any questions at 647-807-7892 or [email protected].
Birthday in a Box provides birthday activity packages delivered directly to camp, giving parents an easy way to celebrate their child’s special day while creating memorable cabin-wide experiences.
- Order online to have your package delivered directly to camp
- Fun & Engaging for the entire cabin
- Inclusive & Affordable for all families
- Packages for Birthdays on/before July 23 are due by June 15th
- Packages for Birthdays on July 24 onward are due by July 12th
Basic Package - Cost: $80, includes:
- Personalized Birthday card
- Birthday Balloons
- Birthday badge
- Candy treat
- Choice of activity for the cabin:
- ☐︎ Glow Stick Party
☐︎ Foam Glider Planes
☐︎ Sticker Making
☐︎ Mini Basketball Hoop with mini basketball
☐︎ LED Light up Frisbee Tournament
- ☐︎ Glow Stick Party
- Personalized Birthday card
- Birthday Balloons
- Birthday badge
- Happy Birthday Banner
- Candy treat
- Choice of activity for the cabin:
- ☐︎ Hacky Sack Making
☐︎ Flashlights & Ghost Story
☐︎ Building Block Sets (not Lego)
☐︎ Water Gun Tournament
☐︎ Cabin Challenge games
☐︎ Slime Making
☐︎ Lip Gloss Making
☐︎ Friendship bracelet, clay beads
☐︎ Piñata, filled with toys and treats
☐︎ Light up hover soccer ball
☐︎ Pop-up Soccer nets
☐︎ LED lights for cabin
☐︎ Nail Care Kit (polish, files, nail stickers)
- ☐︎ Hacky Sack Making
- Personalized Birthday card
- Birthday Balloons
- Birthday badge
- Happy Birthday Banner
- Enhanced candy treats
- Choice of activity for the cabin:
- ☐︎ Bedazzle kit, 1 item/ camper: Make-Up Bag, Hairbrush or Hair Clip
☐︎ Silly String Capture the Flag
- ☐︎ Bedazzle kit, 1 item/ camper: Make-Up Bag, Hairbrush or Hair Clip
Order your Birthday in a Box for at-camp birthdays and celebrate you in-city birthdays with Party with ME!
Please contact Party with ME! with any questions at 647-807-7892 or [email protected].
