March Break & Summer Camps 2027 — An Extra $100 in Early Bird Savings Is Coming!
Camp planning already? Good thinking.
Whether you're getting ready for March Break or looking ahead to summer, we've got something worth knowing about.
We're getting ready to launch an extra $100 Early Bird discount for eligible 2027 camp bookings made by December 31.
And here's where it gets even better: if your camp offers our Bring a Friend Camp Pass, you can combine the Early Bird discount with the friend savings.
More camp. More friends. More money left in your pocket.
The coupon code is coming soon. We'll post it here as soon as it's ready.
March Break 2027 · March 15–19
Two kids, one great week. Book the first camper at $529 and add their friend for $397 — you save $132 right away. Once the Early Bird coupon is out, it comes off on top at camps that offer the Pass.
First camper
$529
Friend add-on
$397
Companion savings
$132
Early Bird $100
Planned
Code coming soon
The $397 friend spot is an add-on to a full $529 registration — you can't book it on its own. It has to be the same camp and the same week, added in the same checkout. The extra $100 comes off once the coupon is out. One detail we're still sorting: whether it applies once per booking or per camper, so we're not promising a final total until we know.
Got a question about your kid, your week or your booking? Ask us about camp — we're happy to help you plan.
Here's what parents actually want to know — answered straight, with no fine print games.
Book any time before December 31 and use our Early Bird code when it drops. That's an extra $100 straight off your camp booking.
We haven't released the code yet — so you can't use it today, but you can absolutely get your camp picked out. It'll be posted right here and on the Bring a Friend page the moment it's ready.
And if you want savings you can grab right now, the March Break Bring a Friend price is already live: $529 for the first camper, $397 for the friend, $132 saved.
See March Break CampsYes — at participating camps. If your camp runs the Bring a Friend Camp Pass, the Early Bird discount stacks right on top of the friend savings at checkout.
One thing we're still locking down: whether the $100 comes off once per booking or once per camper. It changes the final number, so we'd rather wait than guess at your total.
See How Bring a Friend WorksSimple. One camper books at the full $529, then you add a friend in the same checkout — same camp, same week — for $397. That's $132 you keep.
Right now it's running on two March Break 2027 camps, both March 15–19:
Dino Explorer
Ages 5–13 · $529 first camper · $397 friend add-on
VR & Tech
Ages 8–13 · $529 first camper · $397 friend add-on
Just those two for now. And remember — the $397 friend spot is an add-on. It rides along with a full $529 registration; it's not something you can book on its own. Always glance at the March Break camps before you register, in case the lineup has grown.
Yep — Summer counts too. The extra $100 is meant for eligible Summer 2027 bookings as well, not just March Break.
Here's what we're not going to do: make up summer prices. Summer 2027 dates, prices and which camps are running haven't been announced yet, so we'll share those when they're real. Not every summer camp will necessarily offer the Pass either — we'll flag the ones that do. For now, the Summer camps page is where the current info lives.
Explore Summer CampsBoth do. One camper books at $529, and the second kid goes in the same checkout for $397. That second child can be a friend or a sibling — all that matters is the same camp, the same week, the same checkout.
The one thing we're still nailing down is whether that extra $100 comes off once per booking or once per camper — which matters if you've got more than one kid registered. We'll tell you as soon as we know rather than give you a number that changes.
Get your registration in before December 31, 2026, then pop the coupon in once we release it. That's the whole routine.
One honest heads-up: we haven't pinned down the exact cut-off time or time zone yet, so leave yourself some room rather than booking at 11:58 on New Year's Eve. Whatever the booking page says on the day is what counts.
And if you're torn between Adventure Camp and a specialty camp? Go with your kid. Adventure is great for a child who likes variety across the week. A specialty camp — dinosaurs, VR and tech, science, the outdoors — suits a kid with one big obsession, and the age ranges tend to be tighter (Dino Explorer is 5–13, VR & Tech is 8–13). Either way, the same Early Bird and Bring a Friend savings apply.
Four things to sort before the deadline:
Right here, and on the Bring a Friend page — those are the only two places we'll post it. We'll also drop it in the JunXion Insider so you can't miss it.
Coupon code: coming soon
There's no code to enter just yet. If you see one floating around somewhere else before it shows up here, it isn't ours — ignore it.
March Break or summer, one camper or a whole crew of friends — we'd love to have your family join us. Take a look at the camps, see what fits, and keep an eye out for the Early Bird code.
See you at The JunXion!
We'll keep this page updated as things become official. In the meantime, these are the spots where you can browse camps, see how the savings work, and plan the week.
Two kids, one week, $132 saved. Friend pricing, age ranges and which camps are taking part.
See How It WorksMarch 15–19, 2027. Dino Explorer (5–13) and VR & Tech (8–13), with booking links for each.
See March Break CampsHow summer weeks are structured and what's running. Summer 2027 dates and prices land here first.
Explore Summer CampsA calm way to compare camp costs across the city and work out what a week actually costs your family.
Compare CostsCare hours, drop-off timing and what a camp week looks like when you're juggling work.
Plan Your WeekNot sure which camp fits your kid, or want help with a booking? Just ask — we're happy to talk it through.
Ask Us About CampSimple rule of thumb: pick Adventure Camp if your kid likes variety — something different every day, lots of moving around, trying a bit of everything. Pick a specialty camp if they've got one big thing they're into: dinosaurs, VR and tech, science, the outdoors.
One practical difference is the age range. Specialty camps usually run tighter groups, so check the range before you book — Dino Explorer takes ages 5–13, VR & Tech takes ages 8–13.
Still torn? Have a look at everything running side by side on the camps page, or just ask us about camp and we'll help you match the week to your kid.
The short version — the details live in the seven questions above.
Prices and age ranges can vary by camp and by season — the booking page always shows what applies to your week. Updated November 2, 2026.
Still have a question we haven't answered? Ask us about camp — we're glad to help.
Written by the JunXion Insider team so parents can plan ahead with a straight answer instead of a guess. Everything here is what we know right now — as soon as the Early Bird code and the last few details are locked in, we'll update this page and tell you.
We're at 3431 Dundas St. W., Suite 200, Toronto. If anything on a booking page ever looks different from this article, trust the booking page — and feel free to ask us about camp and we'll sort it out with you.
Published
November 2, 2026
Last reviewed
November 2, 2026
Status
Coming Soon
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