2024 Day Camps July 29th - Aug 2nd

Play! Learn! Discover! Ready for a week of adventure? Day Camps are back at Fort Edmonton Park. Your child can now embark on a historic journey through our immersive, fun and unique summer programs. With four distinct eras and the new Indigenous Peoples Experience to explore, your camper will create lasting memories with new friends. Let your summer adventure begin!

Week 5 - July 29th - Aug 2nd 2024

9am to 4pm

• Mrs. Egge’s Kitchen Kids (10-12 yrs) $290 +GST


• Adventure at the Fort (6-9 years) $310 +GST


• History Whodunit! (7-10 years) $290 +GST

*Addition of Before and After Care for $30 for week, must pre-register as an add-on

Mrs. Egge’s Kitchen Kids (6 – 12 years) PIONEER - $290 +GST

No one bakes like grandma, except maybe great-grandma and of course, Mrs. Egge! Aspiring bakers will learn the secrets of home cooking on a wood-burning stove. You will bake treats and sweets throughout the week using historic recipes! Activities for older bakers can include baking cakes, pies and sewing your own apron! After sampling their creation s, tidy up and finish chores just like kids in the past, followed by some play in our gardens.

Adventure at the Fort (6-9 ) FORT - $310 +GST

What would a kid’s life in the fur trade be like? Campers will explore our 1846 Fort through activities like building a travois, tracking animals and learning Indigenous games. Try your hand at creating traditional art from our cultural experts onsite, and learn more about the relationship between settlers and Indigenous peoples. Visit our Indigenous Peoples Experience and discover how the living natural world is foundational to First Nations, Inuit and Métis ways of understanding through land-based learning activities. Take a trip to the John Janzen Nature Centre and take a close look at how animals build their homes, what they eat and how they adapt to the city.

History Whodunit! (7-10 years) PARKWIDE - $290 +GST

An evil time-bandit is messing with history and needs to be set straight. Campers - History Heroes - will need to conduct interviews with characters from Edmonton’s past and discover clues to right this dreadful wrong. Participants will create their own detective tools and keep track of all the important facts in their top secret files. It will require code cracking and other special tricks of the trade. Best suited to inquisitive and cunning junior historians.