The Muskoka Hockey Day Camps provide an exciting and engaging summer experience for young athletes looking to improve their hockey skills in a fun, supportive environment. Designed for players aged 11–14, these camps offer a balance of on-ice training, off-ice activities, and recreational fun at the state-of-the-art Bracebridge Muskoka Lumber Community Centre.
Our fun day camps focus on skill development, teamwork, and confidence-building through a mix of structured hockey sessions and recreational activities. Players of all skill levels are welcome, and groups are divided by age and ability to ensure an inclusive and rewarding experience for everyone.
Each day includes:
The Muskoka Lumber Community Centre is a premier hub for hockey development and training, combining elite on-ice and off-ice facilities to prepare athletes for high-level competition. Key features include:
NHL-Sized Rink: A professional-grade rink designed for advanced training, game scenarios, and competitive events, with seating for 1,000 spectators.
State-of-the-Art Fieldhouse: A multi-use gym equipped for hockey-specific strength, endurance, and agility training, ideal for injury prevention and peak conditioning.
Specialized Tools: Shooting targets, passing aids, and other training equipment for skill refinement, emphasizing precision, speed, and technique.
Recovery Areas: Outdoor green spaces for stretching, team-building, and active recovery to support overall athlete well-being.
This combination of facilities provides a comprehensive development environment for hockey players of all levels.
Brady Leavold, a former pro hockey player, brings a unique focus on mental wellness and resilience to youth hockey programs. His approach equips day camp kids with tools to build confidence, handle challenges, and develop emotional awareness through fun, interactive activities. By combining hockey skills with mindset training, he helps young players enjoy the game while learning to stay focused, overcome setbacks, and work as a team. This balanced approach fosters personal growth and a love for hockey, creating positive experiences both on and off the ice.