Our Fee Structure
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Thanks to the generosity of our donors and partners, we’re proud to offer a unique fee structure called, Pay What You Can, for campers residing in Atlantic Canada. When you register your camper to attend one of our programs, you choose what you pay for their stay.
All children will have the same experience no matter how much their family contributes. No camper in Atlantic Canada will ever be turned away due to their financial situation.
The cost for a camper to attend a week-long summer camp at Brigadoon is now $1,750. In order to cover the basic requirements of the camp, we kindly suggest that each family consider a minimum contribution of $500.
As always, we understand the financial strain that raising a child with a health condition or life challenge can have on a family, which means every family has a different ability to cover the cost of camp. This has been magnified by the economic impact the pandemic has had on households.
We’re proud to be able to offer a state-of-the-art camp experience to children and youth living with health conditions and other life challenges. One week of summer camp at Brigadoon includes costs to cover our medical staff, programmers & counsellors, medical equipment, nutritious meals, accommodation for campers and staff, and programming material for all our fun activities campers participate in.
*This information applies to all camps except for the Canadian Cancer Society’s Camp Goodtimes, which is fully funded by the Canadian Cancer Society, Camp JoinTogether, which the Arthritis Society fully funds, and Camp Got2Go, which Chrons & Colitis Canada fully funds.
*Campers residing outside of Atlantic Canada are required to pay the full cost per camper of $1,750.
Payment Options
We accept cheques, credit cards (VISA or MasterCard) or e-transfers as payment options. Payment schedules are also possible. We ask that fees be submitted before your child arrives at camp.
Did You Know?
You can claim Brigadoon’s summer camp fee as a child care expense on your income tax under Line 214, “camps where lodging is involved” (read the note in Part A of Form T778, Child Care Expenses Deduction). You can read more information here.