Canoe Island French Camp

At Canoe Island French Camp, children are introduced to a world where paddles slice through glassy waters and French verses dance on sunny shores. Set on a private 47-acre sanctuary, this camp is an exciting realm where language, academics, arts, sports, and grand adventures blend seamlessly with a French twist. With a cap of just 45 campers, each youngster enjoys an abundance of attention and freedom to tailor their experience - be it athletic and audacious, theatrical and artistic or harmoniously mixed. Campers can bravely rappel down to the ocean's edge or get artistically lost in making a splendid mask for the masquerade ball. Those with a culinary flair might opt to bake a classic 'tarte aux pommes' or whip up a luscious 'crème brulée'. Kayak escapades to an island beach are readily embraced by the adventure-hungry, making the experience addictively thrilling. Each session transports kids to an exciting era in French history with engaging themes. They might storm La Bastille during 'La Révolution Française', live like knights during 'Les Chevaliers', or take a metaphorical journey across Francophone countries in 'Le Monde Francophone'. Beginners and advanced learners alike are sure to boost their French language skills, mixing fun with learning through games, plays or penning entertaining entries for the camp's beloved journal 'l'Observateur'. Under the care of counselors with a French heritage, they'll enjoy camaraderie and gain delightful glimpses into French culture, history, and cuisine. Health comes top of the agenda too, with an experienced camp nurse ensuring all is well, a gourmet chef cooking up nutritious, gallic-inspired meals, and lifeguard-supervised swimming and boating activities. So, parents, why not send your young adventurers on a magical jaunt to Canoe Island French Camp? They'll return chattering in French and loaded with endearing tales of their summer on an island where seals sunbathe and dolphins play. This camp is indeed the curl on the 'crème brulée' of summer camps.