Aqua Explorers Camps Edmonton (6–12 years)

Kids in the pool at YMCA during Aqua Explorers camps

About Aqua Explorers Camps

Campers will enjoy a week filled with water-based fun, guided by our skilled camp staff. Dive into a variety of aquatic sports like water polo, engaging water games, and more. Each day brings new opportunities for campers to enhance their water confidence and acquire essential water safety skills.

Locations

Edmonton (Health, Fitness & Aquatics Centres)

Castle Downs Family YMCA
Jamie Platz Family YMCA
William Lutsky Family YMCA
Don Wheaton Family YMCA

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Aqua Explorers Camps

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Aqua Explorers (9–12 years)

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Dive into an action-packed week at Aqua Explorers camp! Challenge yourself with thrilling water sports, including water polo and test your skills in high-energy aquatic games. YMCA's experienced instructors will guide you through exciting activities designed to boost your water confidence and teach crucial safety techniques.

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Questions?

Please check out our Frequently Asked Questions for more details about our policies, participant safety, and other common questions.

If you need assistance with your online account, online registration or if you have more questions about our Camp experience, our team is available to help you at daycamp@ymcanab.ca or in person at a YMCA Health, Wellness and Community Centre.

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Land acknowledgement

YMCA of Northern Alberta acknowledges that we are on the traditional territory of the Cree (including Upstream People, Woods), Blackfoot, Métis, Nakoda, Tsuu T'ina, Dene, and Dane-zaa (Beaver) peoples. Treaties 6, 7 and 8 territories continue to be an important gathering place for many First Nation peoples. We also recognize their contributions to building healthy communities and thank them for their stewardship of the land. YMCAs in Canada are committed to fostering a sense of belonging for all, a value reflected in our Statement of Reconciliation.