2025 Summer Camps
January 1: Priority registration for 2024 campers
January 15: Registration opens for Signature Members
February 1: Registration opens for Standard Members
March 8: Summer Activity Fair
Make Summer Magic
Every day at camp is a new adventure. There’s space to explore, curiosity to follow, and you’re only a wave away from a friend. Uncover and discover something new through the magic of Summer Camp at Life Time.
- Fun weekly themes
- Two electives each week
- S.T.E.A.M. activities
- Sports, fitness and gym games
- Swim lessons or swim teams
- Friday field trips
- Healthy snacks
- Before care (7–9 a.m.) and after care (4–6 p.m.)
- Curbside drop-off and pick-up
Camp offerings and activities vary by club.
These Magic Moments
With a wide variety of programming, it’s easy to plan the perfect summer for your kid — exclusively for Life Time junior members.
Junior Camp
Little campers will play and learn through fun games, zany theme days and daily activities, including S.T.E.A.M. lessons and skill development. It’s a great way to prepare them for the routines and behaviors of kindergarten.
School-Age Camp
Kids will play energetic sports and gym games and choose their favorite daily activities while learning and growing through S.T.E.A.M. lessons, community connections, warrior challenges, skill development and more.
Tween Camp
This tween time is extreme fun exclusively for older kids. Behind the scenes, we know that they’re also learning how to build teams, develop their strength of character and become better leaders.
Monday – Thursday Typical Schedule
The exact schedule and activities vary by club, but here’s a sample of what you can expect.
7–9 a.m.: Before care with choice activities — Before care is optional and available at no additional cost.
9–9:30 a.m.: Checkin, morning meetup and ice breaker
9:30–9:45 a.m.: Warm-ups and warrior challenge — Counselors and campers will challenge one another while also developing teamwork, problem-solving skills and having all out fun.
9:45–10 a.m.: Bathroom and water break
10–11:30 a.m.: Swim lessons and swim team — On Tuesdays and Thursdays, campers will participate in summer camp swim lessons or summer camp swim team. Lessons are organized for all ages and abilities to help swimmers gain confidence and sharpen skills. Swim team is for the more advanced swimmer, challenging them to swim the length of the pool and participate in swim meets (depending on club location). On Mondays and Wednesdays, campers will have free swim time for games and fun with friends.
11:30 a.m.–12 p.m.: Lunch — Campers can either bring a lunch from home or purchase lunch through our LifeCafe. LifeCafe lunches are $7.50–$10 per day depending on selection and location.
12–12:30 p.m.: Activity stations — Children explore areas of interest in our Club Read, Club Play, Club Move, Club Create, and Club Build stations.
12:30–1 p.m.: S.T.E.A.M. — Science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics activities with amazing experiments and unpredictable results.
1–3 p.m.: Electives — Each week you and your child can customize their camp experience by choosing two activities. Find out more below.
3–3:30 p.m.: Gym, sports, and fitness activities — Campers will move and groove with a wide variety of energy-pumping gym activities.
3:30–4 p.m.: Community connection — Build friendships and learn leadership skills with counselors and campmates.
4 p.m.: Checkout and after care begins — After care is optional and available at no additional cost.
4–4:15 p.m.: Snack — Healthy snacks are provided.
4:15–4:30 p.m.: Counselor challenge and afternoon assembly
5–6 p.m.: Activity stations and check out
Friday Field Trips
Fridays are for extra fun. If your child is a registered for summer camp on a Friday, they will be participating in a field trip day. Field trip days may include an offsite destination, such as a museum, movie theater, or zoo, or something we bring in to do onsite, such as a petting zoo, or carnival games. Campers are transported to off-site field trips by licensed transportation. Field trip destinations can be found within the camp registration page for each individual week. Field trips are included in your camp fee.
Arts & Crafts
Giving your campers mind a workout is just as important as exercise. We give him or her the tools to fuel creativity through art projects and help unlock imaginations.
Rock Climbing
Challenge your camper in new and fun ways. Under the guidance of a highly trained instructor, kids will learn the basic fundamentals and skills around rock climbing. Kids must be at least 5 years of age to participate.
Sports Sampler
Explore the basics of all sorts of sports. From basketball to football and soccer. If you can play it, we will explore it!
Offline Coding
Kids will be introduced to the world of coding by learning basic programming and problem-solving strategies. This hands-on class allows children to work as teams to design, build, and program.
Engineering
These engineering activities are so fun that campers won’t even realize they are learning. As we work to inspire the next generation of engineers, campers will have an opportunity to design, test, and refine their own creations all while working together and developing their team building skills.
Kids Studio
Our kids studio classes are created from our adult studio class formats. Our fitness classes have moves for every child that is eager to pose, dance, shred, balance, jump and more. Classes may include: SOL Yoga, Warrior Sculpt, Shred, Strike Boxing and LifeBarre.
Yoga
Our yogis will shake their tails in downward dog and enjoy mindfulness with some added imagination. Our creatively designed yoga class is geared specifically toward children, and they make yoga a fun and entertaining experience. Campers will master physical and mental strength with breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and poses to increase flexibility.
Fitness & Agility
Young athletes will work with coaches to build the basics of movement while learning to control their bodies. We focus on speed, agility and coordination. This class is geared towards all kids whether or not they participate in organized sports.
Dance
Get your dancing shoes on because this dance elective is going to have your camper moving all over the place. Campers will learn the basic fundamentals, work on their technique, and keep up the energy with different cardio dance routines. Instructors encourage self-expression, creativity, discipline and play through dance styles. It will be a dancing good time!
Tumbling
In this tumbling class, campers will learn to tumble and gain balance you never knew they had. They’ll focus on building coordination, flexibility and strength through instructor led skills, safety, spotting and drills.
Cheer
Teamwork is the main focus of Cheer. We'll teach them jumps and movements, then give them the tools to build their own team cheers. While they achieve individual goals, they'll also connect with the team.
Tennis
Get ready for some on court fun! Our tennis classes make it easier for kids to learn the game with modified, easier-to-hit balls and smaller racquets and courts. Focusing on fun and athleticism first, kids will work on tennis skills while at the same time developing sportsmanship, discipline, and confidence.
Pickleball
Learn to play one of the fastest growing sports in America! Pickleball is like tennis on a smaller court. Any child can learn to enjoy this family friendly activity.
Squash
Squash is a fast, fun, and easy to learn racquet sport that develops fitness, agility, and hand-eye coordination.
For more information about Summer Camp, view our Frequently Asked Questions.
Registration Information
Kids must be active on Junior Membership to participate in Summer Camp. Registration is available by membership level.
January 10
Signature Members
February 1
Standard Members
April 1
Digital Members
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