Programs

Note:

Registration for Stratham residents opens February 7th at 6pm
Non-resident registration opens February 21st at 6pm

2 Half-Day Sessions
June 23rd-26th, 2025 9am-1pm
June 30th-July 3rd, 2025 9am-1pm

Monday-Thursday (Friday is reserved as a rain date)

Grade: 3rd-8th Grade (entering 3rd/8th grades in the Fall)

Half Day Sessions: 9am-1pm

Cost: $350.00 per week/4 half day sessions

Participant Equipment Needed: Working mountain bike, proper fitting helmet, water and a snack!

During the first day of camp, instructors will evaluate each rider and smaller groups will be created based on their skill level.

Description of MTN Bike Riding Skill Levels and Flow Camp:

Beginner:
Beginner flow camps are designed for riders who have little or no “single-track” experience. This means that they can confidently ride a bike and will be comfortable riding on a dirt road, through grassy fields and want to get better on the trails. This camp is intended to prepare campers for the intermediate level camps and develop some of the basic skills necessary for riding more single track terrain.

Intermediate:
Intermediate flow camps are the camps that most returning families will be familiar with, these camps involve multiple hours of trail riding each day and are designed for a rider looking to improve their trail riding skills! In these camps, we follow a method that ensures proper riding technique, encourages riders to practice safe riding, and informs campers about proper trail etiquette. We will also take some time to help campers develop essential safety skills, proper equipment to carry and discuss proper bike maintenance.

Advanced:
Advanced flow camps are intended for riders who have spent many hours riding the trails both at camp and on their own. These camps are intended to push riders towards learning more advanced skills and move at a faster pace (than the intermediate camps). At these camps, we will spend more time riding technical terrain. This often involves stopping to look at features, practicing line choice, and making good judgments on whether an obstacle is safe to attempt. These camps will expand on many of the concepts that the other camps teach both on and off the bike!