Toronto Summer Camp at The Bishop Strachan School
A Laurus day camp experience for Toronto and GTA families, hosted at The Bishop Strachan School on Lonsdale Road. Campers ages 3-15 build confidence through weekly activities, sports, arts, STEM, leadership, and camp traditions.
Toronto camp details parents search for
Location
The Bishop Strachan School, 298 Lonsdale Rd
Ages
Ages 3-15 with age-appropriate groups
Programs
Sports, arts, STEM, leadership, weekly STA choices
Families
Built for Forest Hill, Midtown Toronto, Rosedale, Deer Park and GTA schedules
Camp in the heart of Toronto
The Toronto camp location is The Bishop Strachan School at 298 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto, ON M4V 1X2. The central Toronto setting is convenient for families in Forest Hill, Midtown, Rosedale, Deer Park, Summerhill, North Toronto, Leaside, and nearby GTA neighbourhoods.
A day camp built for Toronto parents
Central Toronto access
Located on Lonsdale Road, the camp is easy to reach for families commuting from Midtown Toronto, Forest Hill, Rosedale, North Toronto, and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Weekly activity choice
Campers rotate through a balanced mix of activities with the Laurus STA model, including sports, arts, STEM, leadership, and creative challenges.
Parent-friendly schedule
Laurus programming is designed around working families, with structured days, clear communication, and practical camp logistics.
A convenient summer camp for Midtown and central Toronto families
Toronto parents often search by neighbourhood first. The Bishop Strachan School location gives Laurus a clear central Toronto home for families comparing camps close to school, work, grandparents, and daily commute routes.
Forest Hill and South Hill
Families near Forest Hill Village, South Hill, Casa Loma, and St. Clair can choose a camp location on Lonsdale Road without crossing the city for drop-off.
Midtown Toronto and Deer Park
The site is practical for parents around Yonge and St. Clair, Deer Park, Summerhill, Davisville Village, and North Toronto who want a structured day camp nearby.
Rosedale, Yorkville, and The Annex
For families east or south of the school, Laurus offers a central option with sports, arts, STEM, leadership, and weekly activity variety in one camp day.
Leaside and nearby GTA routes
Parents coming from Leaside, Moore Park, Lawrence Park, and nearby GTA communities can compare the Toronto site against their commute and summer schedule.
Summer camp for Toronto, Midtown, Forest Hill, and GTA families
Parents searching for a Toronto summer camp often need more than a place to spend the day. They want a camp that feels organized, warm, flexible, and active. Laurus brings its bilingual day camp model to Toronto with programming for young campers, school-age children, and teens. Families can expect age-appropriate groups, energetic staff, creative weekly themes, and a clear registration path for summer 2026.
Is Laurus a good fit for your Toronto family?
Laurus is a strong fit for families looking for a full-day Toronto day camp with structure, variety, and a warm staff culture. The program is especially relevant for parents comparing camps near Forest Hill, Midtown Toronto, Rosedale, Deer Park, Summerhill, North Toronto, Leaside, Yorkville, The Annex, and Davisville Village.
Nearby areas served
How to compare Toronto summer camps
Confirm the exact camp address and whether the commute works for your daily routine.
Check that age groups, activities, and supervision match your child's stage.
Look for enough variety to make multiple weeks feel fresh.
Ask how the camp communicates with parents before and during the week.
Review lunch, extended care, activity choices, cancellation rules, and registration steps.
Choose a camp culture that feels warm, organized, active, and confidence-building.
More Toronto camp resources
These guides support families comparing summer camps in Toronto, Midtown, Forest Hill, and nearby neighbourhoods.
Toronto Summer Camp at The Bishop Strachan School
A practical overview of the Laurus Toronto location, address, nearby neighbourhoods, and registration questions.
Read the guideSummer Camp Near Forest Hill and Midtown Toronto
A neighbourhood-focused guide for families near Forest Hill, Deer Park, Summerhill, Davisville, and North Toronto.
Read the guideBilingual Summer Camp in Toronto
How bilingual camp routines can help children practise English and French in a natural, social setting.
Read the guideWhat to Look for in a Toronto Day Camp
A parent checklist for comparing location, schedule, activities, communication, and camp fit.
Read the guideToronto summer camp questions
Where is the Toronto Laurus Summer Camp located?
The Toronto camp is at The Bishop Strachan School, 298 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto, ON M4V 1X2.
What ages can attend the Toronto camp?
Laurus summer camp programming is designed for children ages 3-15, with age-appropriate groups and activities.
Is this a full-day Toronto day camp?
Yes. Laurus is designed as a full-day day camp experience with structured activities, camp traditions, and parent-friendly logistics.
Can families outside downtown Toronto register?
Yes. The Toronto location is suitable for families across Midtown Toronto and nearby GTA communities, depending on commute and schedule.
Is Laurus near Forest Hill and Midtown Toronto?
Yes. The Toronto camp is hosted at The Bishop Strachan School on Lonsdale Road, making it especially relevant for Forest Hill, South Hill, Deer Park, Summerhill, Davisville Village, and Midtown Toronto families.
Does Laurus offer bilingual camp programming in Toronto?
Yes. Laurus brings its bilingual day camp approach to Toronto, with English and French exposure woven into a warm camp environment.
What should parents compare before choosing a Toronto summer camp?
Compare location, commute, age groups, activity variety, staff culture, communication, registration clarity, lunch options, extended care, and whether the camp feels like a good fit for your child.
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Make Toronto your Laurus camp home for 2026
Choose a Toronto day camp with structure, warmth, and enough activity variety to keep the summer feeling fresh.