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Located in our Kids Camp building our goal is to introduce your child to the sport of skiing. Your child will learn the joys of sliding through interactive activity on the slopes in an enthusiastic, fun and safe group environment. Half hour of childcare is included in the cost of the camp.
Weekends Saturdays & Sundays beginning in December
Daily Christmas and March Break
Nutritious Lunch additional $14 + HST
Request a Tiny Tyke Camp
Explorer and Adventure camps are enjoyable, educational and safe group activities. In the event that there are 3 or less campers attending the length of the program will reduce to 1 hour.
Junior Explorer Ages 6-14
For the first timers skiers/snowboarders who are looking to be introduced through a group setting. The program is an extensive, active and safe introducation, which takes place on our progessive carpet terrain. An amazing group introduction to our life long activates!
Available Saturdays & Sundays beginning in December
1½ hour Session
2 Consecutive Sessions:
10am-11:30am & 1:00pm-2:30pm
OR
1pm-2:30pm & 4:00pm-5:30pm
$153 + $2 rental insurance + HST
*skis/boots & poles or snowboard and boots
Request a Junior Explorer Camp
An exciting experience for the skier and snowboader who are comfortable on blue and black terrain with intermediate to advanced skills. This fast-paced program will entertian and improve your child, through safe exciting activity. All adventure camps begin with an assessment of skills, to ensure proper range of abilities are assigned within each group.
Available Saturday & Sundays begining in December
10am-11:30am & 1pm-2:30pm
1pm-2:30pm & 4pm-5:30pm
Request a Junior Adventure Camp
Ages 3-5
The building is not a Day Care building; however we are equipped to entertain your child if you wish to have your little one taken care of. Your child must be toilet trained. If you wish to have your child remain at our Kids Camp building over lunch, we do provide a set menu at cost. Please indicate your intentions at registration and we will be able to accommodate your request.
Hours
Reservations are recommended
Nutritious Lunch may be purchased for $14.00 Plus HST
Request Child Care
Louis Side
From the parking lot:
Morning, afternoon and early evening lessons
Kids Camp is open on weekends and daily during Christmas, Family Day Monday & March Break
You will be given a CHILD RELEASE SLIP
Present slip at time of pick up
You are free to enjoy your time skiing or riding while your child is under our supervision.
Arrive early.
Here is a time line:
Rental use after teaching session
Extend the use of rental equipment and ski with your child on your own!
Have your little one taken care of for an hour or so!
Set menu only $14 +HST
MSLM reserves the right to refuse a child due to:
There are no refunds for children who do not want to be on the snow and while in our care.
Based on:
Parent or guardian MUST remain on site during program hours.
1.5 hour session is our goal This time frame may change due to:
A Snow Pro's first priority is the well being and safety of all children under their care.
Our goal is to improve their skills!
Once past the Magic Carpet stage, your child may ride the chair with members of the general public
Enquire at any Guest Services Desk. You can report incidents to Ski Patrol (red jacket with white cross on the back), or Snow School Staff (blue jacket).
First Aid stations are located at each lodge:
Lost and found items are located at Guest Service Desk inside both Moonstone or Louis chalets
3-layer approach 1. Wicking (worn next to your skin keeping moisture and sweat away from your skin). 2. Insulating (middle layer that keeps the cold out and the warmth in) 3. Protection (exterior layer to guard against elements) Turtleneck shirts, sweaters, long underwear, footless tights are good options as under layers. Avoid cotton next to your skin at it will absorb sweat and make you shiver. Wool or acrylic socks are better than cotton can lead to unwanted blisters.
1. First layer should fit snugly in order to properly wick moisture 2. Insulating layer should be loose enough to trap air between your layers but not too bulky yet allowing a full range of movement. 3. Denim and cotton are not recommended as the dampness will soak through and you will end up cold. 4. Wearing eye protection having UV protection is very important 5. Goggles should fit above the eyebrows and below cheekbones, there should be no gaps around the nose and should be sealed all around 6. Extra socks will only restrict circulation and result in cold feet 7. Many individuals forget about the effects of the sun, against the background of the snow. The suns rays are very strong, skin and eye protection are a most. Protect skin with UV protective sun screen and eyes with UV protective glasses 8. Good idea to have some loose change to purchase a locker or a well deserved hot chocolate break 9. Gloves and hand wear should be water resistant. If snowboarding, wrist guards are a smart preventative tool 10. Long scarves or should stay at home at it is a safety issues with regards to lifts and sight of gliding skier/rider 11. The resort is not responsible for lost itmes – bring only what you need – purses, I-pads, jewelry, video games are best left at home. If you must bring any of these items it is highly recommended to rent a locker of for the day
