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2026 Western Summer Camps
Western University offers a wide variety of summer camps throughout July and August. Explore the different option that may interest your camper, and click through to learn more, and to register.

Discovery Western Summer Camp
At Discovery Western we believe that science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) is for everyone! Our main goal is that our campers have fun. While we want our campers to learn something new through hands-on learning, we also want them to have fun and explore science and engineering in a place where they can be themselves. For over 35 years Discovery Western has nurtured curiosity and a love of life-long learning through favorite camp crafts and games along with opportunities to build confidence and skills in STEM. Open to all students in Senior Kindergarten to Grade 6.

Western Engineering Summer Academy
Housed within the Faculty of Engineering, the Western Engineering Summer Academy (WESA) is designed for students going into Grades 7 to 12. This program offers students exciting opportunities to explore the various disciplines of engineering through fun, hands-on activities and challenges, campus tours and opportunities to meet faculty, staff and students here at Western.

Just for Girls Camp
Each summer, Western Engineering Outreach offers select summer camp weeks “Just for Girls.” These weeks allow girls to explore science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in a place where they can be themselves and where they can meet inspiring women in STEM and allies. These weeks will feature additional activities that highlight all the amazing accomplishments of women scientists and engineers. As part of our all-girls programming, Western Engineering Outreach welcomes gender-diverse youth and welcomes the participation of anyone who identifies.

Mini-University Program
The week-long Mini-University program at Western University introduces Indigenous youth (ages 11–17) to post-secondary living and experiences. It is administered by the Indigenous Student Center. The age groups are exposed to university-style lectures with a variety of topics and cultural teachings through creative programming.

Sport Western
Sport Western is a premier summer day camp located on Western’s beautiful campus. For over 30 years we have strived to challenge all campers in a fun and supportive environment that will encourage a life-long love of sport and learning.
Sport Western takes great pride and care in creating age and skill-appropriate programming that will inspire all campers to pursue their greatest passions in life. Our staff team consists of primarily Western students and student-athletes bringing with them a wealth of leadership and expertise.

Discovery Healthcare Camp
Do you have an interest in a career in medicine, nursing, dentistry, paramedics, kinesiology, or other healthcare professions? Then Discovery Healthcare Camp is the perfect opportunity for you. Open to high school students, it offers an exciting week of activities led by medical students from the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University.

Math Camp
The Math Camps at Western University provide grades 8-12 students with an opportunity to enhance their mathematical knowledge, be exposed to new mathematics, and meet members of our department as well as new friends who share the same interest in mathematics.

H.A. Leeper Speech & Hearing Clinic Summer Camp
Campers will have the opportunity to work on specific speech and/or language goals, as well as literacy and social communication skills. Campers must have a speech or language difficulty to attend, and they must have completed one year of school. Camp week will include three individual therapy sessions with personalized speech and/or language goals and two group sessions focusing on fun and exciting activities to do with their peers. There are two camps for 5–6 year olds and two camps for 7-8 year olds being offered this year.
Health and Safety Measures for Summer Camps
The following measures are meant to support the health and safety of summer camp participants and staff, on or off campus, for the summer of 2026.
- All participants and staff are strongly encouraged to be up-to-date with their vaccinations
- Proper hand hygiene will be encouraged – frequent hand washing/sanitizing
- Campers should be kept at home if they feel sick – especially with respiratory symptoms (stuffy nose, cough, fever)
- Outdoor activities will be a part of many camps