2026 Spring Break Camps in Metro Vancouver

January 26, 2026

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Spring Break Camps in Metro Vancouver

As Spring approaches, so does the excitement of Spring Break for your kids. If you’re looking for the perfect Spring Break Camps in Metro Vancouver for 2026, Vancouver Mom has you covered with our top picks. Discover this year’s most thrilling adventures in our curated list below.

This Spring Break’s list was updated on January 26, 2026

Science World

Science World Spring Break Camps: Good Vibrations

If your kids love figuring out how things work, Science World’s Spring Break camps are pure magic. Five days of hands-on exploration with light and sound – think building instruments, bending lasers, cracking codes, and discovering the science behind rainbows and sonic booms.

Camp Details:

Dates: March 16-20 OR March 23-27
Times: 9am-3pm (Stay & Play until 4pm free)
Ages: Kindergarten to Grade 8

Age-Specific Themes:

Little Wonders (K & Grade 1)
Bright Sparks (Grades 2-3)
Curious Creators (Grades 4-5)
Future Innovators (Grades 6-8)

What Makes It Special: Kids learn inside an actual Science Centre with access to robotics, 3D printers, and lasers. Expert educators lead exclusive live shows, and everything’s built around the scientific method – observe, question, test, repeat. It’s hands-on learning where curiosity leads the way.

Parent Perks: Free parking, secure check-in, and free Stay & Play until 4pm.

Emily Carr University of Art & Design

Emily Carr University Spring Break Art & Design Camps

For teens who love to create, Emily Carr University’s Spring Break camps offer a week of serious artistic exploration. Whether your teen is into drawing, painting, illustration, character design, environment concept art, or industrial design, these hands-on classes are led by professional artists and designers who actually work in the field.

Camp Details:

Ages: 15-18 (Grades 9-12)
Format: Full-day, week-long camps
Options: Sign up for one or both weeks
Class Size: Small groups for personalized guidance

What They’ll Learn: Each course dives into popular art and design practices, building foundational skills while nurturing creative process. It’s not just about technique – it’s about discovering their artistic voice and connecting with other young creatives.

Why Emily Carr: Your teen learns from practicing artists and designers in small, focused classes. It’s an inspiring, memorable way to spend spring break that goes beyond typical camp activities.

Perfect for artistic teens ready to take their creativity to the next level.

Vancouver Independent School for Science And Technology (VISST)

VISST Spring Break Camps & Workshops

For kids who love diving deep into STEM topics, VISST camps offer hands-on learning taught by award-winning instructors, PhDs, and professionals. These aren’t your typical camps – students in grades 4-9 explore everything from game programming and 3D animation to machine learning and digital fabrication, all at their own pace in a dynamic, engaging environment.

Camp Themes:

Math Club (Ongoing Program)

Ages: Grades 5-7

Maker Lab: Digital Design and Fabrication

Ages: Grades 5-9
Full-day option: Combine with 3D Modeling and Animation and save $40

3D Modeling and Animation

Ages: Grades 6-9
Full-day option: Combine with Maker Lab and save $40

Creative Technology for Girls (FREE)

Ages: Grades 6-7 (girls only)
Two $1,000 scholarships available for best projects towards Grade 8 VISST tuition

Upon completion, students earn a certificate of completion.

WildPlay

WildPlay Anti-Gravity Camp

Give your tween the ultimate week of outdoor adventure and self-discovery. WildPlay’s Anti-Gravity Camp is designed for kids ages 10-14 who are ready to challenge themselves, connect with nature, and build confidence through hands-on outdoor experiences.

Over five days, campers explore WildPlay’s adventure courses while diving into activities that focus on personal growth, problem-solving, and community connection. Following WildPlay’s core values, kids spend time figuring out who they are and who they want to be – all while having a blast outdoors.

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Camp Details:

Ages: 10-14 (coed)
Minimum Height: 4’8″ (for Classic Adventure Course access)
Time: 9am-5pm
Location: WildPlay Maple Ridge
Capacity: 10-24 campers
Ratio: 1 guide per 8 campers
Price: $450

Includes:

WildPlay t-shirt and water bottle
Optional Season Pass upgrade available

Perfect for active kids who love being outdoors and are ready to push their limits in a supportive, guided environment.

Üphoria Yoga

If your kids need a break from screens and a boost of creative energy this spring, Üphoria Yoga’s camps blend movement, mindfulness, and plenty of fun. Think playful yoga poses, imaginative games, spring-themed crafts, and new friendships – all in a calm, nurturing space.

Camp Details:

Week 1: March 16-20
Week 2: March 23-27

Ages 3-5: Spring Bloom Yoga Series

Times: Morning (9am-11:30am) OR Afternoon (1pm-3:30pm)
What They’ll Do: Spring-inspired yoga poses, gentle breathwork, mindful crafts, expressive movement, and yoga games that build balance, coordination, and social-emotional skills.

Ages 5-8: Spring Break Yoga Adventure

Times: Half-day (9am-12pm OR 1pm-4pm) OR Full-day (9am-4pm)
What They’ll Do: Playful yoga journeys inspired by blooming gardens and nature, calming breathwork, spring-themed arts & crafts, music, dance, yoga games, and storytelling. Kids explore balance, mindfulness, confidence, and creativity.

Ages 9-12: Full-day and half-day options available (details at registration)

What to Bring: Comfortable clothing, labeled water bottle, and nut-free snack.

Parking: Drop-off and pick-up parking available in front of the studio.

Fire and Flower Girls

Fire and Flower Girls is dedicated to empowering and mentoring girls and gender-diverse youth as they navigate the complex journey into womanhood and adulthood through creating a space of radical acceptance for girls and gender-diverse youth to know, feel, see, and express how amazing they are. Each of their empowerment programs explore different themes and concepts related to young womanhood/adulthood. In every camp, learning is balanced with a daily dose of nature time, games and relevant crafts for each program. This year they are piloting a free service model which they hope will create lasting change for their organization and the communities they serve. They hope you will join them!