Whether your child’s interest is in sports, STEM, outdoor activities or the arts, there’s something for all ages and kids in St. Clair Shores this summer.
Some of these camps have limited availability, so register early to secure your kiddo’s spot.These are some of the best summer camps in and around St. Clair Shores in 2026.
Looking for more summer camps? Check out ourultimate guideto find the best summer camps for metro Detroit kids.
Assumption Nursery School and Toddler Center offers a creative summer camp with themed weeks, hands-on learning, nature walks, art, science and sports for kids up to age 10.
Get ready for a summer of discovery and hands-on fun! Mad Science offers exciting STEM-themed day camps for kids of all ages. Each week features a brand-new science adventure — from Secret Agent Lab and Digging Dinos to NASA Camp, Robot Academy and more!
Cost:$300 for one camper, $500 for two campers, $600 for three campers
Best for ages:5-11
Experience SJA Summer Athletic Camps! Stay active with agility, speed training, basketball, soccer, volleyball and more. Enjoy pizza lunches, faith lessons and expert coaching.
Violet Elementary hosts Camp Invention, a hands-on STEM camp where kids explore creativity, problem-solving and design fun gadgets like claw machines and optical illusions.
From STEM to swim and everything in between, there’s a summer camp experience in metro Detroit just waiting for your child. Fun summer camps are the perfect place for your child to grow, learn, make friends and just have a great time.
Should you go for what you know your kid will love? Or should you try something new? With so many quality summer camps to choose from, why not do both? No matter what, Metro Parent’s advertising partners have just what you are looking for. But spots fill up quickly, so register your child now — then put your feet up and let summer arrive in all its glory.
Looking for more summer camps? Check out our ultimate guide to find the best summer camps for Metro Detroit kids.
Top summer camps for metro Detroit kids
Featured camps in metro Detroit
In this section, Metro Parent’s advertising partners share their top camp offerings.
Before/after care:Yes. Options for 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
The Future Innovators Academy Summer Camps — Not Your Average Summer Camp! Ignite curiosity and unleash creativity at The Future Innovators Academy’s hands-on STEM summer camps for grades K-9! From robotics and coding to 3D printing, game design, digital arts and engineering challenges, every week brings a new adventure where kids build, code and create real projects they’re proud of.
Campers might 3D print a light-up dragon egg, code a robot to follow commands, design their own Roblox game or explore Minecraft Modding-all while developing problem-solving skills and teamwork in a fun, supportive environment.
With expert mentors, all materials provided and fresh outdoor time to reset and recharge, no two weeks are the same. Whether your child is new to STEM or ready to level up, FIA camps make this summer limitless, memorable and mind-blowingly fun.
Cost:Fees start at $1,005 for a two-week session and include a daily hot lunch and snack. Costs vary by program. Before and after camp care is available for an additional fee.
Type:Day camp
Discover the magic of summer at Roeper! Roeper Summer Programs give campers the freedom to design an unforgettable experience filled with adventure, creativity and endless fun. With a beautiful 13-acre campus, engaging classrooms and two sparkling pools, every day brings something new and exciting. Our Exploration Campers enjoy a full day of guided activities, while Activity Campers who have completed first grade and up build their own daily schedules, ensuring no two days are ever alike. Specialty Day Camps let kids dive deep into a favorite subject in the morning and enjoy free-choice fun in the afternoon. On select days, Theatre Campers get the best of both worlds, combining the thrill of performance with the variety of day-camp activities. Middle school students can ignite their imaginations in Creative Writing and Graphic Novel Camp. At Roeper Summer Programs, every child finds their perfect place to explore, grow and shine.
Address:18600 Haggerty Rd., Livonia, MI 48152-2696
Phone:(734) 462-4448
Cost:$275, cost of specialty camps may vary
Best for ages:5-18
Kids on Campus offers an exciting way for children and teens aged 5-18 to spark their imaginations through hands-on learning experiences all summer long. Say goodbye to summer boredom with a variety of camps tailored to their interests including sports, science, art, math, computers and more.
Our camps take place on college campus and provide kids with a unique glimpse into college life. With a low instructor-to-child ratio, our passionate instructors are dedicated to fostering a love of learning. Camps run July 6-August 14, 2026. Before and after care and scholarships are available. Your summer adventure is just around the corner!
Nissokone is a place like no other: a spectacular natural environment in which the majestic AuSable River meets the shores of Lake Huron. For over a century, this jewel of the YMCA has been Michigan’s premier destination for summer camp experiences, where spectacular natural beauty becomes the backdrop for extraordinary growth.
Named one of Newsweek’s Top Camps in the USA, Nissokone offers unforgettable experiences for kids entering grades K-12. Nissokone is perfect for getting out in nature for adventure and play, offering a wide variety of age-appropriate activities. Our 100+ acres of forest and pristine waterfront offer endless possibilities from sailing and horseback riding to ziplines, paintball and wilderness expeditions.
Here, friendships forge lifelong bonds, confidence flourishes and young people discover their limitless potential within a caring community. Our experienced camp counselors guide every adventure, grounded our core values: caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and inclusion.
Welcome to Nissokone where nature inspires, challenge transforms and memories last forever. Camp Nissokone is accredited by the American Camp Association.
YMCA Camp Ohiyesa is a historic camp located in Holly, Michigan, providing youth with a safe, inclusive and values-based camp experience for over a century. Nestled on the shores of Fish Lake, Camp Ohiyesa helps youth build confidence, independence and lasting friendships through outdoor adventure, skill-building activities and intentional community living. Our programs include day camp and overnight camp with activities such as swimming, archery, climbing, waterslide and horseback riding. As part of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit, Camp Ohiyesa’s programs are guided by the YMCA’s core values of honesty, caring, respect, responsibility and inclusion. Camp Ohiyesa creates meaningful experiences that support personal growth, character development and connection, helping young people thrive long after their camp experience ends.
Address:919 N. East Torch Lake Dr., Central Lake, MI 49622
Phone:(231) 544-5915
Ages served:7-17
Type:Overnight camp
Cost: Cost varies, see website for details
Experience the tradition of Michigan’s premier all-boys summer camp. Established in 1904 and nestled on the crystal-clear shores of Torch Lake, which is consistently ranked among the world’s most beautiful, Hayo-Went-Ha offers transformative 2-to-4-week programs. We specialize in building character through a unique blend of traditional high-energy camp activities and world-class wilderness expeditions. From sailing our historic waterfront to trekking through the rugged beauty of the backcountry, campers develop lifelong friendships and a deep sense of belonging. Guided by over 125 years of history, we empower young men to step out of their comfort zones, embrace the outdoors and return home with newfound confidence. At Hayo-Went-Ha, we don’t just host a summer camp; we build a community that lasts a lifetime.
More camps in metro Detroit
This section includes additional camp options for families to explore. These listings are added separately from our paid listings.
Address:300 E. Crystal Lake Road, Twin Lake, Mich.
Phone:800-221-3796
Cost:$1,875 – $1975 (varies depending on major; significant scholarships available for motivated students; discounts for siblings, Session 4, and those enrolling in more than one session)
Best for ages:11-18
Celebrating 60 years, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp offers immersive two-week summer programs for Grades 5-12 in music, art, theater, dance and writing. Located in West Michigan, Blue Lake provides an inspiring environment where students of all skill levels grow artistically and personally.
Camp Mirage Brighton treats every camper like family. Their excellent counselors teach and guide campers and help build self-confidence, social skills, and independence. Campers leave feeling like Camp Mirage is their camp, their family, and their home away from home.
Cost:$185/week Junior Day Camp, $175/week Summer Day Camp, flexible before/after care options
Best for ages:5-14
Camp Mirage Canton offers the excitement and camaraderie of overnight camp in a day camp setting! With a variety of activities from sports to science, arts to adventure, the camp creates an unforgettable summer for every child.
Cost:Michigan camp locations range from $185-$199 per week (Monday-Friday), before and After Care cost is $10 per hour and is billed at the end of the week.
Best for ages:5-14
Camp Mirage Farmington Hills brings the ultimate summer experience to kids who love to explore, create and stay active. Whether your child is interested in high-energy sports, artistic expression, or out-of-the-box activities, we have a camp to match their passion!
Cost:Michigan camp locations range from $185-$199 per week (Monday-Friday), before and After Care cost is $10 per hour and is billed at the end of the week.
Best for ages:5-14
Camp Mirage Plymouth (5 Mile) takes summer fun seriously! Their action-packed lineup of 40+ themed camps ensures that every child finds an activity that sparks their curiosity and excitement.
Cost:Michigan camp locations range from $185-$199 per week (Monday-Friday), before and After Care cost is $10 per hour and is billed at the end of the week.
Best for ages:5-14
Camp Mirage Plymouth (N. Territorial) is where adventure meets creativity! Each week, campers can dive into a variety of unique themes that challenge their minds and bodies.
Cost: Below $199 per week (Monday-Friday), Before and After Care cost is $10 per hour and is billed at the end of the week.
Best for ages:5-14
If you’re looking for an exciting one-week adventure for your child or reliable full summer childcare, you’ve found the perfect place! Camp Mirage Troy offers the fun and camaraderie of overnight camp in a day camp setting.
Help shape the future of STEM with the Marburger STEM Center’s immersive high school summer programs! Connect with a dedicated community of innovators in engineering, technology, design, and science, all united by a passion for discovery and innovation.
Address:4654 Old Plank Road, Milford (Transportation included)
Phone:248-932-2123
Cost:Varies, see website for details
Best for ages:5-14
For generations, Willoway Day Camp has been a summer adventure destination. From the moment campers board the Willoway bus (transportation included), the fun begins. Willoway’s caring staff and top-notch facilities provide endless excitement.
Cost:$390-$3,295, cost varies depending on session type (day or overnight) and length
Best for ages:7-18 (plus Family Camp)
Camp Carvela, part of Project Foxwood, is a small, creative camp nestled on Bass Lake in Traverse City. With day, overnight, adventure trips and family camps for ages 7-18, we offer a camper-driven experience—every day is unique!
Cost:$840/week for overnight camp, $330/week day camp
Best for ages:7-17
Camp Westminster on Higgins Lake has been a beloved summer camp and retreat center in northern Michigan for 100 years! Westminster creates a welcoming community where campers gain confidence, independence and lifelong friendships while exploring faith and nature.
Cost: Cost varies, but typically around $140 per camp
Best for ages: 9-14
There is something for everyone at Detroit Catholic Central! Their summer camps are bigger than ever this year, with a ton of different athletic and STEM offerings to keep kids busy.
Address:3206 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield Township
Phone:586-291-4802
Cost:$200-$700/week
Best for ages:6-18
The Community Sailing School Foundation, CSSF, is Southeast Michigan’s premiere Junior Sailing Program. The program takes place on Cass Lake. Have fun on the lake this summer while learning how to sail and enjoy other water activities.
Get ready for a summer of discovery and hands-on fun! Mad Science offers exciting STEM-themed day camps for kids of all ages. Each week features a brand-new science adventure — from Secret Agent Lab and Digging Dinos to NASA Camp, Robot Academy and more!
Cost: Weekly camp fees are $300 morning session, $180 afternoon session, $55 morning extended care and $85 afternoon extended care
Best for ages: 5-13
This summer at Sacred Heart, enjoy an exciting lineup of camps that promise fun, creativity and adventure for every child! From hands-on art and drama camps to engaging STEM experiences, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Future U camps provide innovative, hands-on learning opportunities motivated by fun activities. Whether your child is a Future Maker, Future Engineer, Future Professional, Future Technologist, or Future Explorer they’ll have fun exploring in these summer camps delivered live in-person this summer.
This article was recently updated on Jan. 30, 2026 by Metro Parent’s writer, Sarah Knieff. The updates reflect the latest information. Questions? Please reach out to editor@metroparent.com.
If you’re looking for an engaging and fun-filled summer camp experience for your child, Shelby Township offers a variety of options tailored to different age groups and interests.
From sports and science to outdoor adventures and creative activities, these summer camps provide the perfect opportunity for kids to learn, explore and make new friends.
Looking for more summer camps? Check out ourultimate guideto find the best summer camps for metro Detroit kids.
Located at Peace Lutheran School, Camp Invention ignites creativity and STEM skills with hands-on challenges, innovation projects and problem-solving adventures designed to inspire and empower young innovators.
Experience daily adventure at Life Time Summer Camp with weekly themes, S.T.E.A.M., sports, swim lessons, field trips, healthy snacks and extended care options. For members only.
For families in Macomb County dodging Michigan weather or craving excitement, C.J. Barrymore’s delivers unmatched scale and variety. Spanning indoor and outdoor spaces, this premier destination packs over 20 attractions into a high-energy setup ideal for all ages, from toddlers to teens and parents.
C.J. Barrymore’s blends classic thrills with modern vibes in a clean, lively atmosphere that handles crowds effortlessly. It’s your go-to for day-or-night fun, with wristbands unlocking endless action.
Few things at CJ’s generate as much excitement as the three go-kart tracks.The Indy SkyTrackis a multi-level elevated course that gives older kids and teens a genuine rush, while theGrand PrixandTurbotracks offer varying speeds and styles to suit different skill levels and ages. It’s one of the more impressive karting setups you’ll find at a family fun center in Michigan.
When the weather shifts or kids just need a break from the rides, the indoor side of CJ’s picks right up. An arcadekeeps players busy for hours, and theXD Dark Ridedelivers a cinematic, motion-based experience.The laser tag arenais a favorite for competitive groups, whilebowlingandmini bowling lanesoffer a more relaxed option.
Photo credit: CJ Barrymore’s Family Entertainment Center
Junior attractions
Younger kids aren’t left out.The Jr. Drop Toweris scaled down for smaller adventurers, and themini bowling lanesare perfectly sized for little ones just learning the game. The two 18-hole miniaturegolf courses(one indoor, one outdoor) are a gentle, accessible activity that works well for mixed-age groups and grandparent-grandchild outings alike.
CJ’s offers flexibility with both anAll-Day Wristbandfor unlimited access and a Fun Card system for those who prefer to pick and choose. Groupon frequently carries discountedFun Cardsmaking it a smart way to stretch your budget. Checking the website or signing up for text deals is worth the extra step before your visit.
CJ’s is a natural fit for birthday parties, family reunions and group celebrations. The sheer size of the property means large groups can spread out without everything feeling crowded.
Party packages include buffet options and bundled activity access, and the staff is frequently praised for making group events run smoothly. The batting cages and driving range even give sports-minded families something different to do together.
Ready for a break between activities? C.J. Barrymore’s features on-site food vendors and food trucks likeFryer & Ice,The Patriot GrillandWings & Beerthat serve everything from snacks to hearty meals and cold beverages, perfect for re-charging before the next adventure.
What to know before you go
CJ’s is currently open in March from 4-10 p.m. Fridays, noon-10 p.m. Saturdays and from noon-8 p.m. Sundays. Hours are subject to change and some weekdays are open for business throughout the summer, so check the calendar before planning your trip.
Keep in mind that outdoor attractions are weather-dependent, so a rainy Saturday is better suited to the indoor lineup.
Arriving early on weekends is strongly recommended, especially during school breaks and summer.
Height and age restrictions apply to certain attractions, so it’s worth reviewing the park’s guidelines online before bringing very young children.
Why it’s a great fit
Parents and kids alike praise C.J. Barrymore’s for its wide variety of activities all in one place. Whether it’s a weekend family excursion, a birthday bash or a getaway with friends, the blend of arcade games, thrill rides and group offerings makes this destination a go-to in the metro Detroit area.
“We had a family day for my dad’s birthday and we had a ball! All the staff members were professional! Definitely will be back!” saysKiana M. via Yelp reviews.
“The fun card allows you to ride the attractions and play games. It was a great deal for me because I only wanted to do a few things… There’s plenty of seating and eating throughout, so this would be a nice place for family gatherings. I highly recommend!,”says Alicia M. via Yelp.
“My family and I love this place so much. We come here almost once a week. The food is really good and reasonable for a place like this… There are so many things to do outside as well. You could spend the whole day here.”says Alan D. via Yelp.
The measlesare popping up again, and it’s put vaccines back in the spotlight. Michigan has had 30 confirmed cases of the measles, the first case reported in Oakland County in March, 2025.It’s important for parents to stay vigilant, say experts like Jordan Kridler, M.D., a pediatrician atHenry Ford Healthin Royal Oak and Sterling Heights.
“Recent measles outbreaks in the United States are due to low vaccination rates,” Dr. Kridler shares on theHenry Ford Health blog. “Since many of these diseases are no longer prevalent, some parents aren’t familiar with them.
“As a result, some parents think the risk of vaccination outweighs the risk of the actual diseases.”
But measles can spread fast and cause more than a fever and rash. Complications send 1 in 5 people to a hospital, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) notes.
The good news? The measles vaccine is safe and highly effective. Here are answers to a few key questions.
6 key questions about the measles vaccine, answered
1. Why does the vaccine matter?
Measles spreads easily through coughing and sneezing — even lingering in the air for up to two hours.If you’re not vaccinated and exposed, there’s a 90% chance you’ll get it, the MDHHS says.
Vaccines use a weakened virus strain to trigger the immune system, helping the body build antibodies without causing illness.
The measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine lowers that risk significantly. One dose is 93% effective against measles, and two doses are 97% effective, theCDCreports.
2. How does the vaccine work?
The MMR vaccine protects against three diseases — measles, mumps and rubella. There’s also an MMRV version, which adds chickenpox protection.
Most people who receive two doses will have lifelong immunity, says the CDC.
3. How and when are the shots are given?
Kids typically receive two doses in the thigh or arm:
Dose 1: at 12-15 months old
Dose 2: at 4-6 years old
The shots can be given separately, the CDC notes, or with other routine childhood vaccines.
In Michigan, these shotsare requiredfor children to start school.
4. Are there side effects?
Most kids have no side effects from the MMR vaccine. If they do, the CDC says they’re usually mild and temporary:
Soreness or swelling where the shot was given
Low-grade fever
Mild rash
5. What if my child is older than 4 — or we’re traveling?
If your child is older and hasn’t been vaccinated, it’s not too late. Older kids, teens and adults without immunity can still get the MMR vaccine, with doses at least 28 days apart.
For international travelers, CDC recommends being fully vaccinated before leaving the country.
And, for infants 6 to 11 months old, it recommends an early dose before travel, with two additional doses given after their first birthday.
6. Where can I get the vaccine?
Your pediatrician, local health department or participating pharmacies can administer the MMR vaccine. TheVaccines for Children Programoffers free vaccines for eligible families.
Instead of spending the summer perfecting the art of being a couch potato, overnight summer camps in Michigan give kids the opportunity to try out new activities — think archery, kayaking, rock-climbing, hiking and more.
Plus, there’s the opportunity to make new friends from across the state while enjoying all the fun that the outdoors can offer. The skills and memories campers will gain often stick with them for years to come, too — among the many other benefits of camp.
Looking for more summer camps? Check out our ultimate guide to find the best summer camps for Metro Detroit kids.
Featured overnight camps in metro Detroit
In this section, Metro Parent’s advertising partners share their top camp offerings.
Camp Carvela is a vibrant overnight camp and day camp where curiosity leads the way and every camper gets to shape their own adventure. Nestled in the beautiful forests of Northern Michigan, Camp Carvela blends classic camp fun with a modern, choice-based approach that helps campers grow in confidence, creativity and connection.
Each day, campers choose from a wide range of activities, including arts and crafts, sports and games, nature exploration, waterfront fun and imaginative group challenges. This emphasis on choice empowers campers to follow their interests, try new things at their own pace and discover what they truly love.
Whether a camper thrives on creative expression, active play or quiet moments in nature, there’s space for everyone to feel successful and included.
At the heart of Camp Carvela is a strong sense of community. Our caring, enthusiastic staff focus on building positive relationships, encouraging teamwork and creating an environment where kindness and belonging come first. Campers leave not only with muddy sneakers and art projects in hand but with new friendships, increased independence and memories that last long after summer ends.
Camp Carvela is a place where kids can be kids, one unforgettable summer day at a time.
Nissokone is a place like no other: a spectacular natural environment in which the majestic AuSable River meets the shores of Lake Huron. For over a century, this jewel of the YMCA has been Michigan’s premier destination for summer camp experiences, where spectacular natural beauty becomes the backdrop for extraordinary growth.
Named one of Newsweek’s Top Camps in the USA, Nissokone offers unforgettable experiences for kids entering grades K-12. Nissokone is perfect for getting out in nature for adventure and play, offering a wide variety of age-appropriate activities. Our 100+ acres of forest and pristine waterfront offer endless possibilities from sailing and horseback riding to ziplines, paintball and wilderness expeditions.
Here, friendships forge lifelong bonds, confidence flourishes and young people discover their limitless potential within a caring community. Our experienced camp counselors guide every adventure, grounded our core values: caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and inclusion.
Welcome to Nissokone where nature inspires, challenge transforms and memories last forever. Camp Nissokone is accredited by the American Camp Association.
YMCA Camp Ohiyesa is a historic camp located in Holly, Michigan, providing youth with a safe, inclusive and values-based camp experience for over a century. Nestled on the shores of Fish Lake, Camp Ohiyesa helps youth build confidence, independence and lasting friendships through outdoor adventure, skill-building activities and intentional community living. Our programs include day camp and overnight camp with activities such as swimming, archery, climbing, waterslide and horseback riding. As part of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit, Camp Ohiyesa’s programs are guided by the YMCA’s core values of honesty, caring, respect, responsibility and inclusion. Camp Ohiyesa creates meaningful experiences that support personal growth, character development and connection, helping young people thrive long after their camp experience ends.
More overnight camps in metro Detroit
This section includes additional camp options for families to explore. These listings are added separately from our paid listings.
A “paradise at the end of a dirt road,” this family-owned girls’ camp (since 1962) offers horsemanship, riding lessons, swimming, kayaking, archery and more.
Address:300 E. Crystal Lake Road, Twin Lake, Mich.
Phone:800-221-3796
Cost:$1,875 – $1975 (varies depending on major; significant scholarships available for motivated students; discounts for siblings, Session 4, and those enrolling in more than one session)
Best for ages:11-18
Celebrating 60 years, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp offers immersive two-week summer programs for Grades 5-12 in music, art, theater, dance and writing.
Camp AGQ on Burt Lake offers a scenic sleepaway experience for ages 6-16, with optional sailing, horseback riding, water-skiing and more. Mini Camp eases first-time campers.
Cost:$390-$3,295, cost varies depending on session type (day or overnight) and length
Best for ages:7-18 (plus Family Camp)
Camp Carvela, part of Project Foxwood, is a small, creative camp nestled on Bass Lake in Traverse City. With day, overnight, adventure trips and family camps for ages 7-18, we offer a camper-driven experience—every day is unique!
Accessible only by pontoon, this vehicle-free retreat for ages 7-17 fosters creativity and adventure, offering beach and woodland camping in a playful, supportive environment.
This Up-North camp offers 150 acres of forest, waterfront, and trails for ages 7-16, with water sports, horseback riding and more on spring-fed Long Lake.
Cost:$840/week for overnight camp, $330/week day camp
Best for ages:7-17
Camp Westminster on Higgins Lake has been a beloved summer camp and retreat center in northern Michigan for 100 years! Westminster creates a welcoming community where campers gain confidence, independence and lifelong friendships while exploring faith and nature.
Here, older kids learn to live and work together — and get a better sense of who they are. They’ll explore caverns, backpack North Manitou, basecamp at South Manitou and more. Exciting programs for middle schoolers, too. Ask about custom programs.
Help shape the future of STEM with the Marburger STEM Center’s immersive high school summer programs! Connect with a dedicated community of innovators in engineering, technology, design, and science, all united by a passion for discovery and innovation.
Fantastic campfire songs are just the start with YMCA offering overnight camps. Campers take action-packed field trips, go ziplining, tubing, kayaking, canoeing and sailing, plus enjoy weekly themes like searching for gold or building a time machine.
This article was recently updated on Jan. 22, 2026 by Metro Parent’s writer, Sarah Knieff. The updates reflect the latest information. Questions? Please reach out to editor@metroparent.com.
Kids can enjoy the spectacle of high-flying easter eggs before hunting what is dropped at 11 a.m. March 28-29 and April 3-4 at Lake Orion.
Prize redemption and activities are available for participants.
Advance tickets are mandatory.
Elevate your Easter holiday plans with a high-flying experience at theCanterbury Eggstravaganzain Lake Orion! Witness the thrill of the Easter Bunny’s helicopter dropping eggs from the sky for children to collect and redeem for prizes. Between the excitement of the easter egg hunt and relaxing family time playing lawn games or watching magic shows, it’s the perfect seasonal celebration for all ages.
Location: 2325 Joslyn Court, Lake Orion
Time: 11 a.m.
Date: March 28-29 and April 3-4
What to expect at the Canterbury Eggstavaganza
Forget searching in the field, watch Easter eggs rain from the sky as the Easter Bunny’s helicopter flies overhead to deliver eggs directly to the drop zone. Children can collect up to 10 of these special eggs to redeem them for exciting prizes. These aerial drops are organized into specific times and days based on age groups to ensure everyone has a fair chance.
Stick around after the aerial Easter egg hunt to participate in a variety of activities and treats including:
Free lawn games
Free petting zoo with the option to purchase food
Free photos with the Easter Bunny
Magic shows and juggling
Vendor market
Tasty food and drinks
Monster truck rides for $10
Ticket information
Advance tickets are required and walk-ups at the door are not permitted.
Early bird tickets are $10.99 plus sales tax and processing fees, and all attendees, including adults, must purchase tickets.
Ticket prices will increase to $13.99 after March 15.
Tickets must be purchased for the appropriate age range for children for safety reasons. Older children will not be allowed onto the drop field during younger children’s time slots.
