Philly and Main Line Summer Sports Camps
Is your athlete looking to take their game to the next level? These sports summer camps will help them improve their technical skills and expand their social circles with more friends who love their sport!
Is your athlete looking to take their game to the next level? These sports summer camps will help them improve their technical skills and expand their social circles with more friends who love their sport!
Our 2018 Main Line Parent and Philadelphia Summer Camp Guide highlights over 50 summer camps from across the Delaware Valley, from traditional camps to specialty camps, as well as academic camps and programs.
Do you have experience with one of the camps featured below or would you like to share another sports camp with our community? Please leave us a comment or nominate them for a LOVE Award, we’d love to hear from you!
Cabrini Cavalier Youth Basketball Camp
Radnor, 610-902-1011
Play with Cabrini University Head Coach Tim McDonald and staff. Day camp, junior skills camp, and elite prospect camps offer top-notch, positive coaching. For boys and girls entering fourth through 10th grade.
Excel Sports Camps
Newtown Square, 484-424-1732
Excel’s summer sports camps pair The Episcopal Academy’s coaches with its expansive, state-of-the-art campus. 1st through 6th grade beginners can participate in half-day multi-sport day camp, while kids in grades 3-8 can choose full-day camps that focus on a favorite sport including lacrosse, basketball, track and field, dance, and more.
1st Start Lacrosse
Multiple locations, 201-213-7755
The perfect opportunity to introduce kids ages 3-6 to lacrosse in a fun half-day camp. The camp will introduce lacrosse, as well as other fun sports and some classic gym games. The morning will also include some fun ice breaker games and cool arts and crafts activities.
Mission 5&2
Various locations on the Main Line, 484-486-4089
Weekly basketball camp with an eye towards kindness and spirituality for grades K-8.
Philadelphia Rock Gyms
Oaks, Wyncote, East Falls, Coatesville, 877-822-7673
Each day, kids learn technical climbing and climbing safety skills. Rock climbing along with other camp activities such as teambuilding elements, sports challenges, field trips, yoga, nature programs, and arts and crafts provide kids with even more opportunities to develop and practice leadership, communication & creative thinking skills. Choose from full-day (for ages 6-14) or half-day (kids 4-7) programs. Kids ages 8-15 can also do a tw0-week climbing adventure camp that includes an overnight at Ralph Stover State Park.
Use the code MLPRG18 and save 10 percent!
Philadelphia School of Circus Arts
Germantown, Philadelphia, 215-849-1991
Day camp for kids ages 5-18.
Lead photograph courtesy of Excel Camps.
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