Summer Camps 2024

Little Activators

This half day camp is intended to introduce our youngest participants to the joy of physical activity. They will develop physical literacy through play, dance and movement activities.

This half day camp will ignite curiousity around nature and encourage a better understanding of our natural world, all while creating physical activity in its original setting. Physical literacy meets the forest!

Splash and Fun

This half day camp is intended to increase participant comfort in the water while engaging in swimming activities and games. There are no formal swim lessons involved in this camp.

Summer Staycation: Young Adult Week

Calling all young adults! Join us for this half-day camp where you will be able to sample a variety of activities at TSC and on campus. Sampler activities will include but not be limited to an outdoor immersion session and a scavenger hunt in some of the unique museums U of A hosts on campus.

Steadward Bears

Come join our coaches and Steadward Bears athletes in a fun and inclusive environment! The goal of this camp is to give participants an opportunity to build swimming and track and field skills. Half of the camp will be spent in the Butterdome where participants will develop skills related to run, jump, throw, wheel. The other half of the camp will be spent in the pool focused on an introduction to competitive swimming skills. No previous Para Sport experience is required.

TSC Teen Week

Time for the teens to shine! Join us for this camp where teens will participate in many social activities where games and other fitness fun is enjoyed by all. One of the camp days will feature a session in the swimming pool. The week will be capped off with a visit to a local splash park!

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