CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp
CBB Montreal summer day camp at $475/week. Traditional day camp programming with sports, arts, and outdoor activities.
View full details →CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp vs Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech
CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp (traditional day camp) and Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech (stem) are different camp types in Montreal, so this comparison is less about which is "better" and more about which fits your child's interest. Pricing differs meaningfully between the two, reflecting their distinct program models.
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Where they actually differ.
The clearest differentiator is price. Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech runs $287/week; CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp runs $475/week. Higher-priced camps usually invest in tighter staff-to-camper ratios, longer days, branded specialty instructors, or premium facilities — sometimes worth the gap, sometimes not. Compare the published staff ratio, the included extended-care window, and what each camp does with its extra budget. If both deliver the same on those three dimensions, the cheaper option is usually the right choice.
Side-by-side
| Attribute | CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp | Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Traditional Day Camp | STEM |
| Neighborhood | Montreal | Sir George Williams Campus (Downtown) |
| Ages | Ages 4–15 | Ages 13–15 |
| Price | $475/week | $287/week |
| Rating | — | — |
| ACA-accredited | — | — |
| Years operating | 60 | — |
| Staff ratio (published) | — | — |
| Extended care | — | — |
| Transportation | ✓ | — |
| Financial aid | — | — |
| Lunch provided | ✓ | — |
| FSA-eligible | — | — |
Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech
This camp immerses students in the practical world of natural sciences and sustainability. Students explore critical topics like urban heat islands, solar energy capabilities, and the environmental impact of everyday plastics.
View full details →Common questions about this comparison.
- Which is cheaper, CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp or Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech?
- Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech is the cheaper of the two at $287/week, with CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp at $475/week — a 66% premium. Whether the gap is worth paying depends on what each program does with the extra budget: smaller groups, premium facilities, longer days, or specialty instructors.
- Are CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp and Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech for the same ages?
- CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp accepts ages 4–15. Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech accepts ages 13–15. If your child sits at the boundary of either range, contact the camp directly — many programs run mixed-age internal grouping that lets them flex on the published cutoffs.
- Are CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp and Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech accredited?
- CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp is not ACA-accredited (60 years operating). Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech is not ACA-accredited (newer to the catalog). ACA accreditation is voluntary — many excellent camps run without it. Tenure tends to be a stronger signal of operational maturity than accreditation alone, but both together carry real weight.
- What logistics differ between CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp and Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech?
- CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp publishes: lunch included, transportation offered, no posted aid, no extended care. Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech publishes: bring lunch, no transportation, no posted aid, no extended care. Logistics often determine which camp actually fits a working family's week — extended care alone can shift a $400 program to a more sustainable option than a cheaper program without it.
- How should I pick between CBB Montreal – Summer Day Camp and Concordia University Science & Engineering Camps – Environment Mili-Volt – Green Tech?
- Start by listing the three things that matter most to your family — schedule fit, price ceiling, kid's primary interest, friend group, transportation, or accreditation — and score each camp against your top three. Visit if logistics are close. Most Montreal parents we've spoken with say the deciding factor was either day-length fit or whether their kid already had a friend in one of the programs.
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