ESA Spring Break Skate Camp (Ages 6–14)

ESA Spring Break Skate Camp is a full-day program for young skaters who are ready to spend the day doing what they love—skateboarding, creating, and connecting with other kids who get it.

This camp is designed for kids who can already stand and roll independently on a skateboard. We mix guided skate sessions with plenty of independent free skate time, creative activities, games, and social time in a structured, supervised environment. It's a full day of skateboarding culture—not just childcare.

What Kids Will Experience

Participants will rotate through:

Guided skateboarding sessions with skill stations and age-appropriate challenges
Independent free skate time to practice, explore, and skate at their own pace
Ages 6–9: Creative crafts—each day of the Spring Break Camp will be a different project!
Ages 10–14: High-energy social games—think fast-talking, team-based strategy and wildly unpredictable card battles that get everyone hyped
Fingerboarding jams and competitions
Skate video watching with popcorn
Creative activities and social games
Stretching, mobility work, and movement breaks

Each child gets 3–4 hours of total skate time throughout the day, including both guided instruction and unstructured free skating. The day is structured into 1-hour activity blocks, so kids stay engaged without burning out. Age groups (6–9 and 10–14) are kept separate during skate sessions to ensure everyone's with peers at similar skill and energy levels.

Program Details

Ages: 6–14 (split into groups: 6–9 and 10–14)
Skill Level: Must be able to stand and roll independently on a skateboard
Dates: Monday, March 30 | Tuesday, March 31 | Thursday, April 2, 2026
Time: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (full day) (drop-off 8:30–9:00 AM | pick-up 3:30–4:30 PM)
Location: Foam Fighters, 9767 45 Ave NW, Edmonton
Cost: $60 per day
Capacity: Maximum 20 participants per day
Supervision Ratio: 1 staff per 5 children (4 staff total)

Safety & Supervision

Private indoor facility—weather is never an issue
Small group size with dedicated supervision throughout the day
Age-separated skate sessions (no mixed-age skating)
One staff member is always non-skating during skate blocks for full observation
Structured transitions between activities with regular headcounts

What to Bring

Helmet (required for skateboarding)
Knee, wrist, and elbow pads (highly recommended)
Skateboard (if they have one—boards available if needed)
Lunch and snacks (nut-free, please)
Water bottle
Comfortable clothing suitable for active movement
Indoor shoes

Skill Requirement Participants should be able to stand on their board and roll without assistance. This ensures everyone can safely participate in skill-building activities and get the most out of the camp experience.

New to skateboarding? We recommend booking a skateboard lesson before camp. Contact us, and we can try to arrange a session before the camp date to help your child build the foundational skills needed. – text David at 780-860-8799

Registration & Policies

Online registration only
Waivers must be completed online before participation
Payment is due at registration
Each date is registered separately—register for one, two, or all three days
Refunds are available if requested at least 2 business days before camp. A $10 cancellation fee per participant applies to all refunds.

Contact Us

Edmonton Skateboarding Association
edmontonskateassociation@gmail.com
780-860-8799

ESA Spring Break Skateboarding Camp