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Groups of 4 campers or more can take advantage of our simple online group registration process in order to secure group discounts. 


Is the group registration process right for us?

Group registration is a great way to take advantage of discounted rates as well as offer your camper an opportunity to share in the camp experience with friends/teammates. Having said that, we would like to ensure that families who enroll understand the philosophy and parameters around the group registration system in order to ensure a positive camp experience for all. 

If you want to join a Group, check out Group Member Expectations.

If you want to start a Group, check out Group Coordinator Expectations.


PLEASE READ THE GROUP REGISTRATION STEPS CAREFULLY! (Below)

HOC Group Request Form and approval DOES NOT guarantee the availability of camper program spots in the requested week. Campers registering as part of a group must still confirm availability (See Availability Calendar) prior to registering.

If a camper has registered prior to the group being approved, they are not entitled to the group rate or cannot be counted in as one of the minimum 4 campers. No exceptions.

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Group Rates

Overnight Hockey + Camp Program: $1,555 + 13% HST
($150 off regular rate)

Overnight Ultimate Camp Program:
$1,330 + 13% HST
($155 off regular rate)

Overnight Waterski Program:
$1,555 + 13% HST
($120 off regular rate)


Additional Group Coordinator Savings

4 - 7 campers = $80 (incl. 13% HST)
8 - 11 campers = $160 (incl. 13% HST)
12+ campers = $240 (incl. 13% HST)

  • Group Registration Steps

    To register a group, the Group Coordinator is responsible for submitting a Group Request Form online and then communicating/facilitating the registration process with each parent of the campers in the group. Read more for specific steps.
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  • Frequently Asked Questions

    We understand you may have additional questions, please check out our frequently asked questions for more information.
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