ABOUT OUR SUMMER CAMPS

Ottawa City Soccer Club camps are run by our Club Technical staff and University coaches. Our camps are modeled after the club values: respect, pride and passion. Players can expect to work on technical fundamentals, play games, try new things, and in general have a great time!

Our goal is to provide a positive, safe and enjoyable experience for boys and girls of varying ages and skill levels. We offer a variety of camp programs, including Future Stars, Recreational, High Performance, Goalkeeper & Train Like a Pro Soccer Camps.

Ages:

U6-U14

Dates:

8 Weeks of Camps starting July 6 through to August 28, 2026
Full Day: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Half Day: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (plus $50 pre-care starting at 8:00 a.m. and post-care until 5:00 p.m.)

Cost:

Full Day: $225/week & tax 
Half Day: $160/week & tax 
Early Drop-off/Late Pick-Up: $50

Location:

Agincourt PS Park: 1250 Agincourt Rd.

 

Find out more at: https://ottawacitysoccer.com/campsandclinics

ABOUT OTTAWA CITY SOCCER CLUB

With a combined history of 80+ years in the local soccer community, the Ottawa City Soccer Club was formed from the former Ottawa Royals and Nepean City soccer clubs in 2014.

The Board, staff and committed volunteers met to create a core set of values that we believe will enhance our work and foster meaningful interaction.

The Ottawa City Soccer Club believes in living its values to support a positive and rewarding experience all members through quality coach education, community engagement, and a supportive training environment for all players.

Find out more at: http://www.ottawacitysoccer.com/

ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS

Ottawa City Soccer Club offers players the opportunity to play and develop at almost every age and ability level. Our Recreational Development Program (RDP) offers programs and teams for players U4 to U18 throughout the year. All players are welcome to play RDP/Recreational soccer; no assessments are required.

Our Representative/Competitive Program has U8 to U18 teams at varying levels in the summer as well as teams and training during the fall/winter season. The Club holds assessments for the competitive program.

Our Adult Program offers Men’s, Women’s and Oldtimer’s teams and programs for players just out of youth soccer to our oldest player, born in 1945.

Find out more at: https://ottawacitysoccer.com/programs/

Learn more about the outreach program we launched in collaboration with the CAMPS Project for kids from low-income families in our area by watching the video below:

About our programs

From initiation, through house league to competitive, the Gloucester Lacrosse Association provides affordable summer sports opportunities to players of all levels. Girls’ lacrosse and winter programs are also part of the GLA equation.

The house league season runs from mid-April until the end of June.

Competitive Gloucester Griffins teams play against regional clubs in zone play, and attend 3 or 4 tournaments in June and July as well as and the Ontario Provincial Lacrosse Championships in early August.

The girls’ house league season runs from mid-April until the end of June, while the competitive players continue to practice up until provincials in August.

There are also early-season skills development camps for new players, as well as advanced training camps for players preparing for the junior level.

GLA programs traditionally use arenas in Ottawa’s east end such as Earl Armstrong, Fred Barrett (Leitrim), Brewer, Navan and Kilrea (Canterbury).

Learn more about our programs & registration at: https://www.gloucester-lacrosse.com

About the Gloucester Lacrosse Association

Gloucester Griffins Minor Lacrosse is all about raising awareness for the sport of lacrosse… the fastest game on two feet!

The sport of lacrosse is a combination of basketball, soccer and hockey. Anyone can play lacrosse – big or small. The game requires and rewards coordination and agility, not brawn. Quickness and speed are two highly prized qualities in lacrosse.

Canada’s national summer sport, lacrosse is fast-paced and exhilarating. Abrupt starts and stops, precision passes and quick shots are all routine in action-packed men’s and women’s lacrosse.

Founded in 1970, Gloucester Lacrosse offers House League & Competitive Box Lacrosse Programs for Boys & Girls Age 3-21. Talented players can move on to play junior lacrosse with the team that carries the same Griffins name as its minor competitive teams.

The Griffins have known a number of provincial and national-champion teams over the years, and many players have competed for Ontario and Canada, earned NCAA scholarship opportunities, and advanced to play lacrosse professionally (not to mention several pro hockey alumni as well).

Visit us online at: https://www.gloucester-lacrosse.com

About our programs

The Nepean Nighthawks Field Hockey Club offers a full range of opportunities for women, girls and boys to enjoy the sport at all levels of play.

The Outdoor Season features recreational programs for youth from April to the end of June which includes practices, games, at least one away tournament, a home tournament, and several club events. The season continues into July for competitive athletes.

The Indoor Season runs from November to March at indoor turf and gym facilities for boys and girls starting at 7 years old.

The Nighthawks also offer free programming, equipment and transportation to Indigenous youth through our Stick Together initiative.

Learn more about programs and how to register at: http://nepeanfieldhockey.ca/programs/program/ & http://nepeanfieldhockey.ca/registration/

About the Nepean Nighthawks Field Hockey Club

The Nepean Nighthawks Field Hockey Club is a community-based, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to the development of field hockey locally.

We strive to strike a balance between the development of athletes and the life-long love of sport. Our focus is on fun and participation. Whether you wish to play, coach or umpire, we have a place for you on one of our competitive or recreational teams. Players at all levels are welcome.

We are the only club in Ottawa that caters to a full range of age groups for both girls and boys. This is one of the things that our members love about the Nighthawks because it has a true “family” feel to it.

Founded in 2002, we are now the fastest-growing Field Hockey Club in Ottawa and a rising force on the provincial and national stage.

Visit us online at: http://www.nepeanfieldhockey.ca

About Boxing Without Barriers

Everyone has the potential to be a champion!

Boxing Without Barriers is a non-contact boxing program for children, youth, and adults (ages 7+) with physical, cognitive, or developmental disabilities.

Classes run on Sunday mornings, at the Beaver Boxing Club in Little Italy. They are open to individuals with a wide range of abilities and is designed for participants to exercise, learn to box, and have fun.

BWB is a registered Boxing Ontario club and a partner of Beaver Boxing Club.

Visit us online at: https://www.boxingwithoutbarriers.ca/

About our classes

Unlike regular classes, designed sequentially with successive steps laid out in a linear fashion, the classes at BWB are designed for people with disabilities.

We structure our learning in a simultaneous, often overlapping way. Since our athletes have varied ways of learning, we take a dynamic, flexible, yet purposeful approach to our class structure, all while creating opportunity for our athletes to set their own goals.

We tailor our classes to adjust to varying skills, learning abilities, and cognitive and motor development. Our unique coaching style reveals every athlete’s potential to become a champion.

Find out more at: https://www.boxingwithoutbarriers.ca/classes