The City of St. Albert offered summer day camps at Servus Credit Union Place, 400 Campbell Road, in 2026. This is historical program information; 2027 dates and registration are not confirmed.
Preschool camps were for ages 4–6, with independent bathroom use required. Full-day themes included Storybook Adventures, Bluey’s Summer Camp, PLAY Sports and Imagination Nation. Half-day themes included Muddie Buddies, Mario & Friends Quest, Mighty Pups & Super Kitties, Wheels & Wonder, Camp Dino-mite!, and Superheroes & Princesses. Sessions ran between July 2 and August 21; most half-day sessions were 1–4 p.m., while Camp Dino-mite! on August 4–7 ran 9 a.m.–noon. Full-day sessions ran 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Preschool camps included games, crafts, songs and themed activities, with outdoor water play possible but no swimming. Separate pre-care and post-care options were offered at Servus Place. Families should check the City’s current catalogue for exact dates, program information and support arrangements.
School-age full-day camps ran 9 a.m.–4 p.m. in sessions between July 2 and August 21, 2026. Ages 6–9 programs included BFF Club, Arts & Athletics Tier 1, Sweet Treats, Swiftie Summer Camp, Top Secret Mystery Camp JR, Kids Takeover JR, Rooks to Cooks JR, Multi-Sports, H2O & GO JR, Game Master Level 1, and Kapow! Wow! Comic Camp. Ages 9–12 programs included Arts & Athletics Tier 2, Ready, Set, Bake!, H2O & GO SR, Summer Sampler, Rooks to Cooks SR, Academy of Wizardry, Top Secret Mystery Camp SR, Game Master Level 2, My Swiftie Summer Era, and Kids Takeover SR. Individual themes ran on selected weeks, not throughout the summer.
School-age activities varied by theme and included arts, sports, cooking or baking, and at least one recreational swim per week. Servus Place offered separate pre-care from 8–9 a.m. for full-day and morning preschool camps, and post-care from 4–5 p.m. for full-day and afternoon preschool camps. Families needing support should contact the City; a support person normally required at school must be arranged by the family before camp. Children must be able to administer their own medication under the City’s stated policy.
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