Camping Association of Nova Scotia

• 1: Home
• 2: About CANS
  • 2.1: History
    • 2.1.1: Interactive Timeline
  • 2.2: Directors & Officers
    • 2.2.1: Board of Directors Info
    • 2.2.2: Officers
    • 2.2.3: Committee Information
  • 2.3: Contact Us
• 3: Camps
  • 3.1: Accredited Camps
  • 3.2: Non-Accredited Camps
  • 3.3: Camp Locations
  • 3.4: Links to NS Campgrounds
  • 3.5: Video Gallery
    • 3.5.1: Camp Peniel
    • 3.5.2: Camp Kadimah
    • 3.5.3: Camp Evangeline
    • 3.5.4: Big Cove YMCA Camp
    • 3.5.5: Camp Geddie
    • 3.5.6: Camp Tidnish
    • 3.5.7: Ross Creek Centre for the Arts
    • 3.5.8: Scotian Glen Camp
    • 3.5.9: Camp Treasure Chest
    • 3.5.10: Kingswood Camp
    • 3.5.11: Camp Goodtime
    • 3.5.12: Camp Pagweak
    • 3.5.13: Cape Breton Bible Camp
    • 3.5.14: Redtail Nature Awareness
    • 3.5.15: Camp Lone Cloud
    • 3.5.16: Canoe Cove Christian Camp
    • 3.5.17: Camp Treasure Chest
• 4: Parents/Campers
  • 4.1: Choosing a Camp
  • 4.2: Why choose an Accredited Camp
  • 4.3: Bursaries and Subsidies
  • 4.4: Preparing for Camp
  • 4.5: The Camp Experience
  • 4.6: Health & Safety
  • 4.7: Articles
  • 4.10: Camper FAQ
• 5: Members
  • 5.1: Newsletter
  • 5.2: Membership Benefits
  • 5.3: Membership Forms
  • 5.4: Program Grants
    • 5.4.1: 2010 Grant Recipients
    • 5.4.2: 2012 Grant Application
  • 5.5: Accreditation
    • 5.5.1: CANS Accreditation Manual
  • 5.9: Useful Forms for Camp Volunteers
  • 5.10: CANS H1N1 (Swine Flu) Proposed Guidelines
  • 5.11: Camp Staff
    • 5.11.1: Directors
    • 5.11.2: Camp Counselors
    • 5.11.3: Resource Staff
    • 5.11.4: Kitchen Staff
    • 5.11.5: CANS Forum
  • 5.12: How-to: Certification Courses
  • 5.13: Award Nomination Forms
• 6: Events
  • 6.1: News
  • 6.2: Event Calendar
  • 6.3: Past Events
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WELCOME!

WEAR YOUR CAMP SHIRT DAY

The Canadian Camping Association/Association des camps du Canada (CCA/ACC) announces 1st of May 2012 as National Camp T-Shirt Day. Camp directors, staff, counselors and campers will wear their camp clothing in anticipation of the great times to be experienced at camps across the country this summer. Recent research at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, proves that campers benefit physically, socially and emotionally from the camp experience as well as developing a heightened awareness and appreciation of nature.