2025 Ace & Adventure Camp (Tennis & Sports) (Ages 8-13)

Serve up an unforgettable summer, where kids build friendships, learn new skills, and create lasting memories!

Each day is packed with fun and excitement including:

Structured Tennis Sessions: Led by experienced counsellors, campers improve their skills on the court, including learning the fundamentals

Team Challenges and Sports: Enjoy activities like soccer, Beach volleyball, and cooperative games that promote fitness, teamwork, and fair play.

Creative and Active Adventures: Engage in scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, and problem-solving games designed to inspire creativity and movement.

This camp is designed to help children develop further skills, confidence, and motive to engage in physical activity for life! Our counselors create a safe, fun, and supportive environment that encourages participation, fair play, and skill development. Through engaging activities and quality instruction, campers stay active, build self-esteem, and create memories to last a lifetime.

Non-member registration opens January 17th, at 7am

2025 Camp weeks

Week 1: June 23-27 (many schools not finished by this week)
Week 2: June 30 - July 4 (4-day week)
Week 3: July 7-11
Week 4: July 14-18
Week 5: July 21-25
Week 6: July 28-Aug 1 (Bloomex Cup)
Week 7: Aug 5-8 (4-day week)
Week 8: Aug 11-15
Week 9: Aug 18-22
Week 10: Aug 25-29

Suggested preparations before registration day

• New campers - Create a non-member profile . Click here to sign-up for a new account. 
• Returning campers - login to your OTLBC account to activate your profile by updating your account information. Review family member list, check date of birth.
• Email info@otlbc.com if you require assistance with your account.

Camp Lunch: 

Lunch is not included in your registration but is available for an additional fee. P lease register early.

Members:                    $50 per camper per week (or $40 per 4-day week).

Non Members:            $60 per camper per week (or $50 per 4-day week)

*Click the top tab "camp lunch" to register and view the menu.*

Camp Hours:

Camps run Monday to Friday from 9am to 3:30pm.  Drop off starts at 8:50am.

Pre and Post Care:

Pre-Care:        8:00am to 9:00am

Post-Care:      3:30pm to 5:00pm

Refund Policy: 

• Summer Camps 

• ​Refunds will be provided up to 14 days prior to the start of the camp. Refunds are subject to a $40 admin fee per child, per week of camp. (This fee is waived if left as an account credit). 

• No Refunds, Credits or Transfers within 14 days of the camp start date, unless supported with medical documentation. 

• All Cancellation and Refund request must be in written form and sent to info@otlbc.com. Refunds are issued to the same method of payment, if possible. 

• Camper Pick-Up Policy 

• Parents/Guardians who are late picking up their child(ren) will be charged a fee of $15 per 15 minutes. This fee will be reapplied every 15 mins. (For example: A pickup up between 5pm and 5:15pm = $15 fee, A pick up at 5:17pm = $30 fee.) 

​Waitlist information when registration is full 

To add your child to one of our summer camp waitlists, please login or sign-up for an OTLBC account.

Once logged in select "register for summer camps" to find the waitlists. 

Swimming Pool – Life jacket policy

1. All children six (6) and under MUST have a life jacket in the pool
2. Campers seven (7) and up MUST take a Swim Test* unless wanting to wear a life jacket:  Swim Test Criteria: Ability to swim one length uninterrupted and alone, AND tread water in the deep end for 1 minutes. OTLBC Lifeguard must conduct a swim test.
3. Campers fall into one of three categories:
   1. Green: Level 1 – Passed the swim test and is wearing a wristband – PERMITTED IN DEEP END
   2. Yellow: Level 2 – Did not pass the complete test - give a band to swim in the shallow end without a life jacket – shallow end only
   3. Red: Level 3 – Test not taken or failed – life jackets required – shallow end only

Rain Day Policy

Due to the nature of clay tennis courts, they are not playable when there is excessive standing water.  During such times campers will utilise our new multi-use games area, beach courts, pool and indoor spaces.  Appropriate activities will be delivered to challenge and keep campers engaged during rain periods.

In the event of a storm (e.g. thunder and lightning), campers will be in our indoor spaces.  During such times, due to space constrictions campers’ activities will be structured but not as active as outdoor activities.

Every effort will be made to keep campers engaged and having fun in a safe environment at all times.