NIKE BASKETBALL CAMP AT CAMP WAHANOWIN ORILLIA

7:45am – Wake up – Rise & shine!

8:20am – 1st Bell

8:30am – Breakfast – Yummy!

9:10am – Round Up

9:25am – Cabin Clean-up – Sweep, sweep, sweep!

10:00am-10:50am – court session #1

11:00am-11:50am – court session #2

11:55am – Snack Attack

12:10pm-1:00pm – court session #3

1:00pm – 1st Bell

1:10pm – Lunch – Tasty!

2:00pm – Rest Hour – Take a break!

3:00pm-3:50pm – court session #4

4:00pm-4:50pm – court session #5

5:00pm-5:50pm – General Swim – Open activities

6:00pm – 1st Bell

6:10pm – Dinner – Delicious!

7:00pm – Free Play – Sports and games

7:30-8:00pm – Evening Program

9:00pm – Evening Snack and Bedtime

10:00pm – O.D. (On Duty) Checks On – A watchful eye

At camp, we play rain or shine. Many of our activities can be adapted to indoor venues. We have access to eight large recreation halls for group games, as well as a camp competitions, movies, and lectures in addition to  an indoor campfire program.

Follow along with us at camp! Our camp photographer will be documenting each day at camp and uploading photos throughout the summer. Please follow us on our Four Point Basketball Facebook page, TikTok and Instagram account for updates about the amazing time your child is having at, camp!

• Phyllis Weisfeld Theatre
• Multi-Court Basketball Facility
• Fully Redeveloped Waterfront
• Brand New Cabins
• Trailblazing Activities – only camp in Canada to offer Trapeze, bungee trampolines and parasailing

Have a true camp experience in our rustic camper cabins, all of which have electricity, double sink vanities, showers, and built-in bunk beds.

One of the greatest benefits of going to an overnight camp is the development of good social skills. 

When campers are supported by their parents and camp staff, camp can offer an opportunity for campers to learn how to be accepted as part of a group. 

Although we do not encourage grouping requests, we will consider them. Parents should be aware that there are a number of issues that affect our ability to accommodate these requests. It is for these reasons that we ask parents to consider the following carefully before influencing the grouping process:

1. Being group with friends may sometimes create more anxieties than they alleviate.

2. Requests should be made in writing either on the application form or on a separate note. If you are making a request for your child to be separated from another please contact us through email or by phone so that we can support you through this process.

3. Cabin groups have a maximum size and as a result, we may have to limit the number of requests for any one group.

4. When friendships interfere with the success of group relations, we will need to work with families as a team to make appropriate changes.

5. Of course, if at any time a camper has difficulty adjusting to camp or to the group, it is our policy to partner with parents in resolving any issues as quickly and effectively as possible. Please recognize that although we collect requests, we do not, and sometimes cannot accommodate them. 

We are thankful for your registration and the trust you've placed in us to do everything possible to assist your camper in enjoying his/her camp experience.

Just like at home, where the adults stay up later than the kids but still have a designated bedtime, our staff have a set curfew each night. This allows them some time to relax and socialize with friends; however, each night there are staff members that are designated as “on duty” in each cabin and are available to assist campers if the need arises.

We were very lucky to have Chef Chris Lakiotis run the Wahanowin kitchen for 45 years. Known for the quality and quantity of its fine cuisine throughout the camping community. Our delicious and nutritious meals are planned in accordance with the Canadian Food Guide, which satisfies every campers’ tastes.

• Kosher-style dining (Kosher meat option available, $)
• Many special diets can be accommodated (Gluten-free/celiac option available, $)
• Peanut-safe
• Vegetarian alternatives
• Recognizing and meeting the dietary needs of our camper

No. Outside food creates excess garbage, attracts insects and animals, and often causes conflicts within a cabin. Not to worry, each camper receives three nutritious and delicious meals a day, plus mid-morning, afternoon and evening snacks. Campers also get to choose special snacks at the Tuck Shop three times a week. 

Yes. We have a fully equipped Health Centre with three nursing staff/students and a doctor on site every day throughout the summer. We are also 15 minutes away from a hospital.

The Health Centre staff look for the best possible way to manage your child’s medication while at camp. We are asking to have your child’s oral medications that are in pill, capsule, or caplet form pre-packaged in ‘bubble packs’ or ‘blister packs’ by your local pharmacy in advance of your child/children’s arrival at camp. Most local pharmacies will provide this service to you if you have the medication dispenses at that pharmacy. All medications of any type must be clearly labelled with your child’s name, the physician’s name, the name of the medication and the required dosage. This assures that the medication(s) your child must take are delivered as efficiently as possible to get your child back to the activities at camp and allow us to track and double check that your child has received his/her medication(s).  

Our staff is a spirited and loyal team who work hard to make our camp a special place for campers. Many have grown up right here as former campers, and have gone through our Counsellor in Training (CIT) program. We also recruit qualified staff from around the world, all of whom are equally dedicated to protecting and preserving our values and vision, and have been carefully screened and selected by our directors. 

Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week. In addition, campers will be evaluated and then split up into smaller groups according to age and ability.