How to Register for Laurus Summer Camp 2026

How to Register for Laurus Summer Camp 2026

Choosing the right summer camp for your child can feel like a lot: location, schedule, age group, activities, meals, extended care, and budget all matter. Laurus Summer Camp serves children ages 3 to 15 with bilingual programming across Montreal, Laval, the West Island, Toronto, and nearby communities, and the 2026 registration process is designed to be straightforward for parents.

Start by reviewing the Laurus summer camp program, then use the Find My Camp tool if you want help choosing the best location for your family’s commute and your child’s age.

Step 1: Choose the right Laurus location

The best camp registration starts with the practical details. Look at where your family lives, where you work, how drop-off will happen, and whether you need extended care before or after the regular camp day. A location that fits your routine usually makes the entire summer feel calmer.

Families comparing sites can use the location comparison page, review the Montreal summer camp guide, or look at the Toronto summer camp page if they are planning around the Toronto region. If you are unsure, contact Laurus before registering and the team can point you in the right direction.

Step 2: Review activities, weeks, and add-ons

Laurus offers active, creative, and bilingual programming with age-appropriate groups and weekly Specific Training Activities (STAs). Depending on the week and location, campers may explore sports, arts, STEM, robotics, dance, cooking, leadership, team games, and outdoor play. This variety is especially helpful when a child attends for multiple weeks, because each week can still feel fresh.

Before registering, decide how many weeks you want, whether your child needs lunch options, and whether extended care is important for your schedule. Families can also review sibling and multi-week discounts where available. For parent questions about schedules, safety, meals, and camp routines, the Laurus FAQ is a useful next stop.

Step 3: Register through Amilia

Laurus uses Amilia for online registration. Parents can select camp weeks, add available services, and complete payment securely through the platform. When you are ready, use the official Laurus Amilia registration portal instead of searching for registration links elsewhere.

During registration, make sure your child’s information is accurate. Include medical notes, allergies, emergency contacts, pickup permissions, and any details that would help the team support your child well. These details matter because they help camp staff prepare before the first day.

Step 4: Prepare for confirmation and camp details

After registration, families receive follow-up information and welcome details before camp begins. This can include what to bring, drop-off and pickup expectations, lunch reminders, clothing tips, and location-specific notes. Reading these details before the first morning helps reduce stress for both parents and campers.

If your child is new to camp, talk through the day in simple steps: arrival, group activities, lunch, afternoon programming, and pickup. Children often feel more confident when they know what to expect, especially younger campers or children trying camp for the first time.