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Specialty Summer Camps in Vancouver.

24 specialty camps in Vancouver. Median week: $325; range $189–$660.

Specialty camps — the long tail in Vancouver that don't fit the traditional / STEM / sports / arts buckets — cover everything from culinary to skateboarding to filmmaking to debate. They tend to be smaller, more expensive per week, and more variable in quality.

Top 20 camps

  1. Canucks Autism Network - Summer Sport Half-Day Camp · Canucks Autism Network - Summer Sport Half-Day Camp · Ages 6–13 · $150/week
  2. Canucks Autism Network - Multisport Half-Day Camp · Canucks Autism Network - Multisport Half-Day Camp · Ages 6–13 · $325/week
  3. Canucks Autism Network - STEM Half-Day Camp · Canucks Autism Network - STEM Half-Day Camp · Ages 6–13 · $260/week
  4. Canucks Autism Network - Integrated Full-Day Camp · Canucks Autism Network - Integrated Full-Day Camp · Ages 6–13 · $380/week
  5. Canucks Autism Network - Golf Half-Day Camp · Canucks Autism Network - Golf Half-Day Camp · Ages 13–17 · $325/week
  6. Canucks Autism Network - Summer Sport Camp · Canucks Autism Network - Summer Sport Camp · Ages 13–17 · $150/week
  7. Canucks Autism Network · Canucks Autism Network · Ages 6–21 · $150/week
  8. Therapy Through Arts - Self-Care Therapeutic Group · Therapy Through Arts - Self-Care Therapeutic Group · $150/week
  9. Therapy Through Arts - The Secret Language of Autism Workshop · Therapy Through Arts - The Secret Language of Autism Workshop · $189/week
  10. Therapy Through Arts · Therapy Through Arts · Ages 5–18
  11. Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Club Brave (Younger school group) · Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Club Brave (Younger school group) · Ages 7–10 · $200/week
  12. Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Club Brave (Older school-aged group) · Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Club Brave (Older school-aged group) · Ages 7–10 · $200/week
  13. Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Club Brave (Tween group) · Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Club Brave (Tween group) · Ages 11–14 · $200/week
  14. Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Camp Brave (school age) · Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Camp Brave (school age) · Ages 3–11 · $3250/week
  15. Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Camp Brave (preschool age) · Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism - Camp Brave (preschool age) · Ages 3–11 · $2600/week
  16. Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism · Cornerstone – Camp Brave for kids with selective mutism · Ages 3–11 · $3250/week
  17. This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth - Summer Break Camp Morning Group with 1:1 Support · This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth - Summer Break Camp Morning Group with 1:1 Support · Ages 5–13 · $660/week
  18. This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth - Summer Break Camp Afternoon Group with 1:1 Support · This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth - Summer Break Camp Afternoon Group with 1:1 Support · Ages 5–13 · $660/week
  19. This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth - Social Skills Camp Full Day · This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth - Social Skills Camp Full Day · Ages 5–13 · $700/week
  20. This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth · This World’s Ours Centre – Camps for neurodivergent kids and youth · Ages 5–13 · $875/week

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↘ What to look for

The smaller the niche, the more the instructor matters — ask who's running it and what they do the other 50 weeks of the year. Watch for camps that brand themselves around a hot topic (coding, podcasting, robotics) but staff with general-purpose summer counselors. The right specialty week leaves the kid with a real artifact (a film, a recipe book, a podcast episode) — not a participation certificate.

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