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Welcome to Camp Horizon!

Proudly Hosted by Fort McMurray Group of Schools

Camp Horizon offers an exciting Forest Camp program including streams and wetland studies, treasure maps and direction, shelter building, wild edibles, nature-based crafts, plant identification, story telling, introduction to tools and so much more! The camp is deeply rooted in nature play and giving children the opportunity to be at home in the world of nature. Limited spaces still available!

Fill out the form below to get more information on Camp Horizon and register your child for a fun-filled summer!

“We strive to educate children for life; we are committed to guide each child’s quest to reach his or her social, emotional and academic potential within a diverse, nurturing learning community.”

Birchwood Center 190 Tamarack Way, Fort McMurray, Alberta T9K 1A1

At Camp Horizon, we strive to provide a fun, relaxed, informal, educational and experiential filled environment that enriches the children’s learning experiences. We offer a Forest Camp programme including streams and wetland studies, treasure maps and direction, shelter building, wild edibles, nature-based crafts, plant identification, story telling, introduction to tools and so much more. camp is deeply rooted in nature play and committed to emergent planning that follows the interests of the children. Camp Horizon provides opportunities for children to be at home in the world of nature. The children lead the way with their interests and ideas; with play as a core component of the Forest Camp program.

We strongly believe that children learn through hands-on, mental and physical stimulation, which comes about through active participation. By making our students engage in different activities, they are motivated to engage in meaningful engagements both in their individual and group capacities. Through this interaction, students are encouraged to resolve problems, foster positive relationships and build long lasting friendships. The camp activities are tailored in such a way as to promote individual differences and interests that each child brings to the camp. As children interact in camp activities, they respect and support each other and thereby promote a spirit of cooperation.