Yes, most dietary restrictions can be accommodated but for severe allergies, it is best to connect with us directly so we can review our options and be certain that we can keep your child safe. Please email Michelle Myring at mmyring@mulgrave.com to set up a virtual meeting. 

We understand that particularly some of our younger campers may not be ready for three nights away from home. While we encourage participants to stay for the full camp experience, it is an option for parents/guardians to pick up and drop off daily (or on some days) if they live outside the Squamish area. Transportation to the SOLE Centre is only provided on Monday morning, with the return on Thursday afternoon.

If you do not live in Squamish, the full overnight camp fee will apply regardless of how many nights are spent at camp.

• More than 14-days notice: Campers unable to attend for any reason will receive a refund, less a $50 administration fee.

• Less than 14-days notice: We will attempt to refill your spot from our waiting list and if we are successful, you will receive a refund less than $50 administration fee. Otherwise, no refund is available.

• COVID-19 Symptoms: If your child displays COVID-19 symptoms (fever, chills, difficulty breathing, loss of smell or taste, etc.), you will be required to withdraw your child from camp, with no penalty. Use the self assessment tool available at the BC CDC website. 

• Other Medical Reason with Doctor’s Certificate: Full refund.

• There will be no refund made for any camper leaving camp due to homesickness, arriving late or leaving early. No refund will be available for campers dismissed from camp for breaching camp rules.

Everyone is welcome! It is not a requirement to be a Mulgrave student to attend our Spring Break camp.

Spring Break Camp activities will be led by five Mulgrave Camp Leaders who are current Mulgrave Senior School students, as well as two SOLE Centre instructors. It is supervised by two Mulgrave staff members. All camp leaders, instructors and supervisors are certified in first aid.

Yes, camp leaders and supervisors will be with the campers at night.

No, outside food is not permitted on site due to dietary and allergies of the other campers. All meals and snacks are prepared and provided on site. Any food brought to camp will be stored by the camp supervisor and returned to the camper upon departure. Please be aware that any food will attract wildlife.

The camp leader, instructors and supervisors are on site to assist with all matters.

The Squamish General Hospital is a nine-minute drive from the SOLE Centre.

Though there is the potential for an encounter with a wild animal, the regular activity at the SOLE Centre and the fencing around the property make it unlikely. By making sure that all food is kept in the Salish Lodge and the doors are kept closed, we mitigate the risk of attracting animals, such as raccoons, opossums, skunks, and bears.

Please refer to the risk assessment form that is part of your registration. We list all possible risks, subsequent actions, and the mitigation measures we put in place. 

Our maximum is five campers for each staff person.

Wind down and preparation for sleep starts at 8:15pm. Wake up is 7:30am. 

We do! Watch for information on our website in March.

Campers should bring:

• Sleeping Bag

• Pillow

• Blanket

• Toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, bodywash, shampoo & conditioner

• Bath towel, wash cloth

• Pajama

• Adequate pairs of socks & undergarments as needed

• 2 pairs of long pants 

• 1 pair pants (base layer)

• 2 pairs long sleeve shirt (1 base layer)

• 2 pairs t-shirts

• Warm sweater

• Waterproof jacket / ski jacket

• Waterproof pants for snow shoeing

• Winter accessories for outdoor activities: gloves, toque

• Weather appropriate shoes/boots

• Water bottle

• backpack

• Notebook / pens / reading book 

*All belongings must be properly labeled, and items left behind will be held for 2 weeks after camp at Mulgrave School.

Please do not bring electronics (computers, gaming devices), matches, knives, any expensive items, food or money.

Optional: lock, flashlight, digital cameras (including cell phones) or disposable cameras.

Packing: Please label your luggage and all items with the camper's name.