- Equipment for Soccer Camp
In addition to your normal camp gear such as water bottle, lunch/snacks and running shoes, all soccer camp players require:
- Soccer Cleats
- Shin Pads
- Soccer socks
If you have one, don’t forget to wear your favourite soccer team jersey!
- Equipment for Ball Hockey
In addition to your water bottle, lunch/snacks, and running shoes, anyone playing ball hockey requires:
- Hockey helmet with full shield
- Hockey gloves
- Shin Pads are recommended
Players are not permitted to wear cleats or other spiked shoes in our hockey arena. Running shoes or turf shoes are permitted.
Any hockey sticks must have a plastic blade which is free of any chips, burs or other defects which may injure a player. Our staff has the right to refuse the use of any dangerous equipment.
- What if the weather is bad. If its cold, or if its raining
The Moncton SportsDome is a 48,000sqft indoor facility. Its heated during the winter months, and invulnerable to rain.
In the event of an extreme weather event, our staff will communicate with all scheduled customers for that day. You can also see our closures/cancellations online HERE.
- Do you go outside
The SportsDome is part of the CN Sports Plex which is surrounded by many sporting facilities. When the weather is ideal, as a treat we will take our camp children outdoors.
During the summer we have access to numerous outdoor soccer fields, and baseball diamonds. We’re also a 5 minute walk from Centennial Park and Splash Pad.
During the winter months, we have access to winter hiking trails, and sliding hills.
- What do I bring
All camps at the SportsDome are ACTIVE! Please ensure you bring the following for your child:
- Water Bottle
- Running/sports shoes
- Lunch and LOTS of snacks
Children should be wearing clothing suitable for them to move in and stay active. The SportsDome is heated in the winter to 15 degrees Celsius however its not air conditioned. Adapt your child’s clothing appropriately.
Please also take notice of any camp specific equipment requirements such as soccer or ball hockey camps.
- How are children divided
Camp children are divided into groups. Typically these groups are ages 5-8 years and 8-12 years. There is a group leader for at most every 15 kids. In addition, we have senior leaders for specific activities, and other directors who are in charge of all group leaders.
- What is Lasertag Camp
Lasertag Camp is very similar to Active Camp, however two of the activities each day are Lasertag.
Children remain active all day within our 48,000sqft facility, rain or shine! We play sports, games, and other activities. Kids are allowed supervised free play first thing in the morning, immediately after meals, and at the end of the day while we await for parents to retrieve their kids, or take advantage of our late pick-up.
- What is Multi-Sport Camp
Multi-Sport Camp is similar to our Active Camp, however we focus on sports. Each day, the children will play a different sport, sometimes for fun, often times broken up into teams and made into a tournament.
This camp is more physically active then our already incredible Active Camp. Whenever the children are not playing a sport, they will be doing the same activities as the Active Camp children, such as during snack and washroom breaks, and supervised free play sessions.
- What is Active Camp
Active Camp is our standard childcare camp. Children remain active all day within our 48,000sqft facility, rain or shine! We play sports, games, and other activities. Kids are allowed supervised free play first thing in the morning, immediately after meals, and at the end of the day while we await for parents to retrieve their kids, or take advantage of our late pick-up.
- How early or late can I drop-off or pick-up my child
Day camps have early drop-off at 7:30pm and late pick-up as late as 5:30pm. These are available for any children which are staying for a full day camp, or have payed for childcare in addition to a half-day camp.
For more information or special cases please email daycare@sportsdome.ca