Unicamp of Ontario

Was there for 2 separate weeks in August/sepember
Axis syllabus course was absolutely amazing. Would recommend to anyone especially those struggling with their body movements as well as those just wanting to understand how to move in a relaxed and healthy way. Then you can use in daily living and start to move/dance your way to a better you.

The program was great and very well organized. As for Unicamp, I loved it overall, the food in the dining hall, the nature trails, the pond for swimming. I loved that as well as our program taking place, there were families staying in the cabins or camping and taking part in the meals in the dining hall with us. It was a nice intergenerational feeling. I was in a cottage. I found the bedrooms a bit small, too small for 2 or 3 adults. The other thing that could use improvement in the cottage is the quality of the mattress. It was a bit hard and old. I would go back if the mattress quality is improved. Thank you.

I finally made my way to Unicamp for 3 days at the end of August 2026, to take part in a workshop.

I was pleased to meet many staff, workshop participants and long-term campers, who were friendly and helpful.

I was glad to stay with friends in one of the cottages. My room was small and spartan but clean, and doubling up the mattress from one of the bunk beds allowed me to sleep well. I appreciated the indoor washroom in the cottage and the kitchen.

The land on the UniCamp site was enjoyable to explore, with many trails covered in crushed stone for accessibility. There is a modest but lovely pond for boating and swimming. Life vests are provided. The outdoor workshop space was very pleasant, among trees.

Meals were served punctually (I loved the dinner bell and call!) by pleasant staff, and it was good to eat outdoors on the covered deck. Food options were OK, with the ability to choose what to be served. My only disappointment was the small servings of most foods, leaving me not quite satiated after most meals I was glad to have brought some snack foods to tide me between meals.

Overall, an enjoyable experience in a beautiful, natural space. Many thanks to all who made that possible.

Paul O.

Unicamp stay: Aug 20-24, 2026

MEMORIAL: My husband and I came to Unicamp to attend Rev. Trudeau's daylong memorial, which was planned and executed with such aplomb! We attended with four other members of her fellowship at UFNWT, where she served as a full-time minister and then part-time. We all had a wonderful time.
STAFF: The Peace Kitchen staff were all very affable, helpful, and hardworking.
Maxine was especially helpful in booking our reservations, staying positive and calm throughout all the changes we made.
FOOD: The food served throughout the 10 days we stayed at Unicamp was varied, healthy, fresh, and tasty, especially the baked goods—cookies, brownies, & quiche.
GROUNDS: The addition of the white paths was fabulous, enabling one to see at night even without a flashlight. Also, walking on them was easier for those with walkers or canes, and they weren’t muddy even after several rainstorms.
Overall, we had a most pleasant stay and will return time and time again!

My 2nd time at Unicamp..what a magical place with magical people...I love everything about this place..retreat was well planned and so moving...I connected with so many..

I would love to move in.
Volunteer where needed but have no car..so it makes getting there a challenge..

Food was great...thanks to all.