Ski and Snowboard Lessons March Break - Busing Available
Overview
Make this March Break unforgettable with Evolve Camps at Mount St. Louis Moonstone. Our week-long ski and snowboard program keeps kids active, challenged, and smiling from first chair to last run.
From carving new trails to learning tricks in the terrain park, every day brings a mix of fun, skill-building, and adventure. Whether it’s a first time on snow or confident cruising, our experienced instructors create an encouraging environment where progress and friendships go hand in hand.
We offer two streams:
Downhill Lessons focus on turning, speed control, carving, and exploring the mountain.
Freestyle Lessons focus on free-riding and terrain park skills like jumps, boxes, rails, and safe trick progression.
Schedule & Location For March 2026
March Break
Dates: March 16 to 20, 2026
Location: Mount St. Louis Moonstone. On-hill time about 9:30 to 3:00. Lift tickets included each day.
What you need to know
- Ages: 6 to 15
- Skill levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
- On-hill instruction: about 9:30 to 3:00
- Lift tickets included
- Coach bus transportation available
Pricing & Options
Downhill Lesson Program — Drop-off
$925+ HST
Busing available for this program
Freestyle Lesson Program — Drop-off
$975.00 + HST
Busing available for this program
Transportation
Coach bus pickup available at select stops. Exact windows vary by stop.
Bus pick up locations
- North York — Armour Heights CC
- The Junction — Annette St PS
- Thornhill — Thornhill Woods PS
- Cedarvale — Vaughan Road Academy
Why Families Love Evolve
- Trusted since 2006 by thousands of families
- Certified coaches and first aid trained staff
- Structured progression for every level
- Full day on snow with a focus on fun and safety
Testimonials
"Kept my beginner snowboarding so happy and confident, despite learning something new and hard."
"My kid came home every day enthusiastic about skiing and wanting to show off his new skills."
"Encouraging staff. My kid went from being so nervous the 1st day to telling me he was not ready to come home when I picked him up early. The car ride home he is non-stop talking about the things he learnt, did, saw."
Let's Make Memories
