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Kids Summer Camp

Tahoe's best summer camp for kids.

Child playing at Lake Mary at Sugar Bowl
Why Sugar Bowl Summer Camp?

World Class Trail Network

Between Sugar Bowl and Royal Gorge, we offer miles of private mountain trails for hiking and biking plus basecamp sits next to the world-renowned Pacific Crest Trail. There is plenty of space to explore and have fun.

 

High-Alpine Lake Mary

Campers have access to the quintessential mountain lake, tailor-made for swimming, canoeing, fishing, paddleboarding and waterside fun. The hardest part is getting kids to leave the lake to enjoy other activities.

 

Dedicated Staff of Educators & Counselors

The Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy's experience teaching kids on snow and in the classroom translates perfectly to the summer educational development you want to see in a Summer Camp.  SBSTA knows how to connect with kids while keeping them safe and engaged in fun and adventure. The leadership team of teachers and counselors at SBSTA have developed a national reputation for taking a holistic approach to education, athletics, academics and mountain sports. They pride themselves on much more than their programs; they are in the business of youth and character development that focuses on respect, integrity, empathy, sportsmanship and the pursuit of personal excellence.

 

Most Importantly ... Pure Summer Fun

All of the planning for these programs is designed to support your kids having FUN. A week is not enough to participate in all the activities available at Sugar Bowl Summer Camp. They will have a blast the entire time.



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Email us at sbsummercamp@sbst.org.

 
 
Summer campers create art at the base of the mountain at Sugar Bowl Summer Camp
Kayaks and Paddle boats on the shore of Lake Mary are available for use by Sugar Bowl Summer Campers
Campers hike through a meadow with a friendly camp councilor at Sugar Bowl Summer Camp
Camper mountain biking at Sugar Bowl Summer Camp
Campers paddle boarding and playing in Lake Mary at Sugar Bowl Summer Camp

Three Camp Sessions to Choose From

•  July 8- July 12, 2024
•  July 15- July 19, 2024
•  July 22- July 26, 2024

All sessions meet at the Sugar Bowl Academy.


Learn More & Register at SBST.org
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Questions or Registration Assistance:

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Summer atop Donner Summit

Summer Camp Options

Chipmunks   |   Ages 4-6
The youngest campers enjoy structured and unstructured playtime. Expect your kids to return worn-out (and dirty) from a day of running around outside, playing games, gold panning, doing arts & crafts, plus cooling off at Lake Mary.
Marmots   |   Ages 7-9

The Marmot age group will experience adventures deeper into the Sierra, exploring the history and culture of the region while enjoying all the beauty of the mountains. There will still be plenty of games and activities, including canoeing, swimming, paddleboarding, fishing, gold panning, performance art and more. Marmots will enjoy an exciting week filled with adventure and wonder.
Pine Martens   |   Ages 10-12
Pine Martens are the Seniors at camp. Their playtime is less structured while still under the watchful eye of the counselors. This allows for individual growth and independence for our 10-12-year-olds. Daily, Pine Marten activities include; Rock Climbing, Paddle Boarding, Fishing, Mountain Capture the Flag, Tye Dye, Trashinshows and much more.
Pine Martens + Mountain Bike   |   Ages 10-12
Pine Martens are the Seniors at camp. Their playtime is less structured while still under the watchful eye of the counselors. This allows for individual growth and independence for our 10-12-year-olds. Daily, Pine Marten activities include; Rock Climbing, Paddle Boarding, Fishing, Mountain Capture the Flag, Tye Dye, Trashinshows and much more.

Adding to the diversity of the Pine Marten program, Sugar Bowl is offering a mountain bike activity to the age group. Campers will take two half days out of the week to explore summit trails with Sugar Bowl Academies Mountain Bike Staff. Families must provide their own equipment for biking portions of the camp.
Campers paddleboarding on Lake Mary
Camper jumping into an alpine lake on the pacific crest trail.