Launch League

Launch League Camps · Chatham-Kent

Camps where kids find what they're good at

Launch League Camps help young people discover their potential, build skills and friendships, and find opportunities, the same Learn. Build. Serve. idea behind everything Launch League does.

Why camps

Learn. Build. Serve.

The same idea behind everything Launch League does, in a few days over a school break.

Skills that grow

Every camp teaches something real, whether that's a crossover, a pitch or a prompt, and gives kids time to practise it.

Friends and teamwork

Small groups mean every child gets noticed, gets coached and gets to know the kids around them.

Somewhere good to be

A safe, welcoming place over the break, with adults who know your child's name.

What we're building

Camp types on the way

These are the kinds of camps Launch League is building. None of them is scheduled yet; dates appear here only when a camp is confirmed.

  • Basketball and sports

    Small-group camps over school breaks, for beginners and keen players alike.
  • Leadership

    Teamwork, speaking up and taking responsibility, practised through real projects.
  • Entrepreneurship

    Kids and teens start something small and real, the way Launch League does all year.
  • AI and technology

    Using AI and technology to make things, safely and with good judgment.
  • Career discovery

    Meeting people who do interesting work, and finding out what fits.
  • Community programs

    Camps built with churches, schools and local organizations, in their own spaces.

Camp updates

Hear about the next camp first

March Break, summer and more. One email when a camp opens near you.

Partners

Host a camp in your space

Churches, schools, community centres and businesses with a gym, hall or classroom: we bring the program, the coaching and the registration, and families get a great camp close to home.

Questions

For parents

Who are Launch League Camps for?
Kids and teens. Each camp lists its ages, and every camp is open to all experience levels unless it says otherwise.
How big are the groups?
Small. Each camp sets its own limit based on the space and staff; the Christmas basketball camp takes at most 12 campers per session.
Are the camps religious?
Some camps are hosted by churches and include a short, optional faith element, which the camp page explains. Every camp is open to every family, and we never ask about religion.
How do I register?
On each camp's page: choose a session, fill in one form for all your children, and pay by card. You get a confirmation email straight away.
Can my organization host a camp?
Yes. If you have a gym, hall or classroom space in Ontario and want to run a camp for local kids, email admin@launchleague.ca.

Launch League Camps is part of Launch League, Chatham-Kent, Ontario. Teens can also take part in Launch League's free pitch competition and youth entrepreneurship program. Camp terms and safety: launchleague.ca/camps/safety.

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