Coached by professional and experienced staff, your child will be involved in two team-oriented practices each week and a competition every Friday. Some swimming skill is required and space is limited. Ask about scholarships.

Coached by professional and experienced staff, your child will be involved in two team-oriented practices each week and a competition every Friday. Some swimming skill is required and space is limited. Ask about scholarships.

Train in the four competitive strokes as well as starts and turns in this fun technique-based camp. The week will focus on stroke development, the basics of interval training, and culminate in an inter-squad swim meet. Campers should be able to repetitively swim 25 yards.

Immerse yourself into the ancient art of archery and bowmaking. This camp provides an opportunity to dive into this ancient craft. Refine your bow-making skills as you form your own traditional longbow. Let our staff guide you as you shape your stave into the perfect bow. Also, make your own bowstring and quiver.

Plus, spend ample time practicing archery at our own private archery range. Our expert instructors will guide you through proper technique as well as the use of several kinds of traditional and modern bows. Hone your archery craft like hunters and warriors of old.

Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding. Helmets required, full pads highly recommended. Some helmets, pads, and boards are available for loan. Parent must attend with children age 6 and younger. Parent or older sibling/caregiver must attend with children age 7-9. Raft the Willamette River on the last day. Bring water, sunscreen, and something to snack on.

In British Soccer Camps, players of all ages and abilities have the opportunity to receive high-level soccer coaching from international experts. Daily individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, and a tournament. Camp programs include a free ball. Register directly with Challenger at www.challengersports.com/tours to get a free jersey.
Half day, ages 6-12

Most of your friends are destined to grow up and live a dangerous life working in the mines. But not you. You know where the gap is in the fence and on your regular trips to the outside you often dreamed of running away and living in the wild. But now you may not get that dream since you have been chosen to attend the District 12 Training Academy where they will teach you combat and survival skills like the ones they use in the Gladiator Games. Learn your skills well, and may the odds be ever in your favor.

Students will:

Practice archery
Practice sword fighting with safe, foam, swords
Play training games like capture the flag in the forest
Learn to expand your awareness
Track wildlife
Learn wild edible and medicinal plants
Learn to use natural materials to camouflage your body

Class is taught using inflatable and sit-on-top kayaks. Start on flat water, move to the Willamette River and then have a grand finale on the McKenzie River. Learn the basics of kayaking and river safety skills. Sign up early, space is limited! Equipment provided.

Experience the best river fun in the world right here in your hometown. Raft the Willamette or McKenzie with experienced river guides. Make rock candy.

Let the swimming begin! Have water relays and giant slip ’n’ slide. Relax into a long summer of fun.

Come prepared for five days of delight! Ride the rapids of the amazing McKenzie River. Canoe our local lakes. Catch some major wind out sailing. Glide across the water in a kayak and top it off with a trip to the coast.

Rock-O-Rama features experienced instructors from the university and community. It offers an intimate camp experience for children with its limited enrollment and “recreation for life” approach. Summer campers learn essential climbing skills every day in a fun, challenging, and supportive environment. Instructors teach climbing technique, knot tying, belaying, rappelling, and clear communication. Our days include team building challenges and games to help build agility, self-esteem, responsibility, and confidence. Each week has a variety of individual and team challenges at the rock wall with the focus more on individual mastery than on competition. The camp is limited to 15 participants with at least 2 instructors.

Travel back in time this week and discover the land of lava beds. Dress up – Monday in the 50s, Tuesday the 70s, Wednesday the 80s, Thursday the future, Friday Hawaiian lu‘au party. Arts: Lava bottles, pet rocks and volcanoes. Sports: Track and field, tennis and capture the volcano.

A mystery mammoth is leaving clues to your daily adventures! Arts: Make your own Wooly and his Mammoth Adventure book, and sculpting. Sports: Tag games and T-ball.

Join the fun as we play a variety of sports and games popular in the U.S. and around the world. Focus on teamwork, sportsmanship, and fitness! Meet some UO athletes and visit Autzen Stadium, Matt Arena, and the historic Hayward Field.

Learn to love soccer. Experienced coach will introduce your youngster to the joys of the world’s most popular sport. Participants will practice using their feet, develop a feel for the ball and begin working collaboratively, all through developmentally appropriate play.

Spend the week exploring, climbing, and learning about trees of Eugene and surrounding areas. Using a variety of assisted climbing techniques you will safely ascend into the canopy of several local trees. Campers will also spend one day rafting down the in-town section of the Willamette River.

The is an intense camp designed for girls entering 6-12 grade who want to take their game to the next level. Oregon coaches and players, as well as junior college and other high school coaches, will be guiding campers through various skill development, weight training, fitness, and game competition.