Forest Cliff FAQs

Forest Cliff wants campers with complex needs to be able to attend and have a great experience at Overnight Camp. Our support program pairs your camper with a 1:1 cabin leader who will provide support for the week. While your child is at camp, we make sure every camper is given individual attention and is integrated into the experience. Through our integrative programming we strive to meet the needs of campers, whether it’s physical, behavioral, dietary or medical. Our support coordinator will determine if Forest Cliff is able to create an amazing integrated experience for your camper. They will conduct an intake meeting so that your camper’s cabin leader is well prepared to help create the best camp experience for them. If your child receives 1:1 support at school (ie. EA, Support Worker, Respite Worker, etc) or if you believe that the assistance of a 1:1 support cabin leader would enable your child to best experience Overnight Camp, please contact support@forestcliff.ca.

During Jr High Girls Week, campers will get to experience our high-adventure activities with their cabin, take part in exciting camp-wide games, relax at the beach, and enjoy unforgettable evening events. Girls Week is designed for campers who have completed grades 5 through 8.

During Jr High Week, campers will get to experience our high-adventure activities with their cabin, take part in exciting camp-wide games, relax at the beach, and enjoy unforgettable evening events. Jr High Week  is designed for campers who have completed grades 6 through 8.

We offer Junior Camp sessions from Sunday to Tuesday, and Wednesday to Friday. Our Sunday check-in begins at 4pm, with a 4pm check-out on Tuesday. Our Wednesday check-in begins at 2pm, with a 4pm check-out on Friday.

Junior Campers will participate in a rotation to enjoy fun camp activities! They get to try out high-energy camp activities like tubing and the rock wall as well as camp favorites like archery and kayaking. They will participate in camp wide games, sing songs at campfire and get lots of time at the beach.

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Camper mail can be left at the check-in table for delivery throughout the week. Include notes or small gifts and pre-packaged food if you’d like, provided it is peanut/nut safe. Please write your camper’s first and last name on the package, and indicate which day you would like them to receive it. To email your camper, use mail@forestcliff.ca and put your camper’s name and cabin number (provided at check-in) in the subject line. Email received by 11:00 AM is printed and delivered at lunch.

For an update on how your camper is doing, you may contact our Overnight Camp office (office@forestcliff.ca or 519-913-2744 x101).

Meals are served buffet style and within the meal there are a handful of different options for your camper. Our kitchen is familiar with special diets and food allergies and are happy to accommodate any additional needs. Making sure campers are eating enough and eating a variety of nutritious meals is one of our top priorities! We strive for diversity within the meals so even if the main dish isn’t something they enjoy there are other sides and alternatives (cereals, breads, fruits, and veggies) on hand.

Parents picking up their camper outside of the regular scheduled pick-up time must report directly to the camp office with photo ID. Notifying us in advance helps us to have your camper ready! If it is outside the office hours of 8am to 8pm you will need to make prior arrangements. On Friday, campers will be busy in programming until 3:30 PM.