SUMMER 2023 INFO
With Summer 2023 now over,
this page will be left up for reference and will be updated with Summer 2024 Info in the coming months
We are constantly updating this page with new information as it becomes available, so be sure to check it often!
As always, if you have any specific questions, feel free to contact [email protected] with any questions.
INTERESTED IN ATTENDING THE OPEN HOUSE AT CAMP ON SUNDAY, JUNE 25TH?
FOR DETAILS AND TO SIGN UP, PLEASE CLICK HERE
RESOURCES TO PREP FOR CAMP
Click here to our 2023 Packing List (Most recent update: April 28, 2023)
Click here to see our 2023 Family Handbook
(For a print friendly version, click here)
Click here for information on our new Medication process, (this is only relevant for families with children who take daily/regular medication)
Click here to learn about our amazing Camper and Staff Wellness team and the tools and resources we have in place to help support our campers and staff
Click here to view General Camp FAQs
Please note that at this point, we are not anticipating significant modifications due to covid. As previously announced, there will be no in-person Visitors Day. If any other covid considerations change, we will advise accordingly as we approach the summer.
As always, if you have any specific questions, feel free to contact [email protected] with any questions.
INTERESTED IN ATTENDING THE OPEN HOUSE AT CAMP ON SUNDAY, JUNE 25TH?
FOR DETAILS AND TO SIGN UP, PLEASE CLICK HERE
RESOURCES TO PREP FOR CAMP
Click here to our 2023 Packing List (Most recent update: April 28, 2023)
Click here to see our 2023 Family Handbook
(For a print friendly version, click here)
Click here for information on our new Medication process, (this is only relevant for families with children who take daily/regular medication)
Click here to learn about our amazing Camper and Staff Wellness team and the tools and resources we have in place to help support our campers and staff
Click here to view General Camp FAQs
Please note that at this point, we are not anticipating significant modifications due to covid. As previously announced, there will be no in-person Visitors Day. If any other covid considerations change, we will advise accordingly as we approach the summer.
BUY YOUR CAMP SWAG NOW!
There are still items available for sale on our online store! You can access these items by clicking here. These items must be picked up at the camp office.
There are still items available for sale on our online store! You can access these items by clicking here. These items must be picked up at the camp office.
CAMP AT A GLANCE
Last Update: April 28, 2023
Camper Baggage Drop
2 WEEK EXPERIENCE/FIRST PERIOD/PERIOD PLUS/FULL SUMMER/CIT:
All campers (including CITs) are to bring their camp bags to Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W), on Thursday, June 27th, between 4:00pm and 8:00pm.
1 WEEK EXPERIENCE/SECOND PERIOD:
All campers are to bring their camp bags to Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Wednesday, July 24th, between 4:00pm and 7:00pm.
You will receive a package in the mail that will include:
All campers (including CITs) are to bring their camp bags to Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W), on Thursday, June 27th, between 4:00pm and 8:00pm.
1 WEEK EXPERIENCE/SECOND PERIOD:
All campers are to bring their camp bags to Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Wednesday, July 24th, between 4:00pm and 7:00pm.
You will receive a package in the mail that will include:
- Luggage Bag tags
- A summary page of arrival and departure info
- Lice/Nit policy reminders and information
- A security car pass for your vehicle’s dashboard for all arrivals and departures, as well as baggage (luggage) drop off
Departure Details (Start of Session)
JUNE 28 (CIT Only):
Buses depart from Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Friday, June 30 at 8:30AM.
JUNE 30:
2 WEEK EXPERIENCE/FIRST PERIOD/PERIOD PLUS/FULL SUMMER:
Buses depart from Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Sunday, June 30th at 7:30AM.
JULY 28:
1 WEEK EXPERIENCE/SECOND PERIOD:
Buses depart from Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Sunday, July 30th at 7:30AM.
Buses depart from Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Friday, June 30 at 8:30AM.
JUNE 30:
2 WEEK EXPERIENCE/FIRST PERIOD/PERIOD PLUS/FULL SUMMER:
Buses depart from Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Sunday, June 30th at 7:30AM.
JULY 28:
1 WEEK EXPERIENCE/SECOND PERIOD:
Buses depart from Herbert H Carnegie Centennial Arena (580 Finch Ave W) on Sunday, July 30th at 7:30AM.
Communicating with campers- Mail, Email, and Packages policy
'SNAIL MAIL'
Campers love getting mail and we encourage you to write often. We do our best to ensure your child writes home twice weekly. We suggest that you give your camper a few pre-addressed, stamped envelopes per week to make letter-writing easier. The mailing address is:
Camper’s Name
Unit/Section #_ Cabin # _ (you will receive on the first day of camp)
Camp Northland
4250 Haliburton Lake Road
Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
BUNK NOTES, from Bunk1- New in 2024!
We are excited to announce a new way to communicate with your child at camp. All families will have the ability to send 'Bunk Notes' to your child, which is a one page letter that you compose and send through an app on your phone or browser on your computer and they will be delivered to your child by the next day! There are no limits to how many Bunk Notes your child can receive. There is a small fee per Bunk Note sent.
Please note that campers cannot reply directly to emails. Outgoing communication is only via traditional mail.
Information about this will be communicated in May.
Please note: we will no longer be using the mail@campnbb email address. Do not send any mail to that address, it will not be checked.
PACKAGES:
We do not allow packages. Packages will not be delivered nor returned. They end up being opened, separated, and then donated or thrown out depending on the contents.
Campers love getting mail and we encourage you to write often. We do our best to ensure your child writes home twice weekly. We suggest that you give your camper a few pre-addressed, stamped envelopes per week to make letter-writing easier. The mailing address is:
Camper’s Name
Unit/Section #_ Cabin # _ (you will receive on the first day of camp)
Camp Northland
4250 Haliburton Lake Road
Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
BUNK NOTES, from Bunk1- New in 2024!
We are excited to announce a new way to communicate with your child at camp. All families will have the ability to send 'Bunk Notes' to your child, which is a one page letter that you compose and send through an app on your phone or browser on your computer and they will be delivered to your child by the next day! There are no limits to how many Bunk Notes your child can receive. There is a small fee per Bunk Note sent.
Please note that campers cannot reply directly to emails. Outgoing communication is only via traditional mail.
Information about this will be communicated in May.
Please note: we will no longer be using the mail@campnbb email address. Do not send any mail to that address, it will not be checked.
PACKAGES:
We do not allow packages. Packages will not be delivered nor returned. They end up being opened, separated, and then donated or thrown out depending on the contents.
How to reach your child's Unit/Section Head
Phone: 705-754-2374
General email: [email protected]
Every Unit and Section head has an email address:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
General email: [email protected]
Every Unit and Section head has an email address:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
What kind of social-emotional support can the campers expect?
Each summer our staff works hard to acclimate campers to the experience of being away from home and to support kids in making new friends as they leave behind the digital world. They guide children and teens in their efforts to try out new skills as they stretch beyond their comfort zone. While we know that our campers have experienced disruption to their lives in countless ways, we are confident that Camp remains a place where kids can relax and have fun, connect with friends, explore Judaism and feel a sense of belonging. We have an exceptional team of camper care professionals who will continue the work of meeting campers where they are at and partnering with parents to support a successful summer at Camp.
If your family is in need of additional support to deal with these trying times, please reach out to Daniela Aptowitzer ([email protected]) Director of Camper and Staff Wellness (social worker).
More info about our Wellness program can be found here.
If your family is in need of additional support to deal with these trying times, please reach out to Daniela Aptowitzer ([email protected]) Director of Camper and Staff Wellness (social worker).
More info about our Wellness program can be found here.
Can my family come and tour camp?
YES!
This year we are offering an Open House for families to come visit and tour camp.
It is on Sunday, June 25 from 10:00am-12:30pm
ALSO, any families who come to camp to pick up their campers after First Period will be able to get a tour of camp. (please note if a First Period camper has a sibling staying later, they will not be available that day due to Intersession Programming)
This year we are offering an Open House for families to come visit and tour camp.
It is on Sunday, June 25 from 10:00am-12:30pm
ALSO, any families who come to camp to pick up their campers after First Period will be able to get a tour of camp. (please note if a First Period camper has a sibling staying later, they will not be available that day due to Intersession Programming)
What if we need financial assistance from the camp?
As always, we have significant philanthropic support from our community to assist families in need for the summer of 2022. We encourage you to apply immediately and we pledge to offer as much financial assistance as possible to each and every family. If the addition of a Covid Surcharge fee creates a new unexpected barrier for your family, please apply for support and we pledge to help every family that we can. You can apply by contacting us at [email protected].
Full scholarship support is also available for the covid surcharge for families in need of additional support.
Full scholarship support is also available for the covid surcharge for families in need of additional support.
How can I support Camp Northland right now financially?
You can support Camp Northland in many different ways. Please click here for more information.
What if I can't find the answers to my questions?
Make sure to check out our Family Handbook or our General Camp FAQs. If you still can't find your answer, email us at [email protected]