Spring Break Camp

In this activity campers will participate in wakeboarding instruction in the morning and get to try out a different sport each afternoon. This activity is open to all skill levels. Whether it’s your camper’s first attempt at wakeboarding or they are a skilled veteran, every camper will see their skills develop throughout the week. Each camper will get to mark off accomplished skills on their own progression card to track their progress.

PREREQUISITE: Must be at least 8 years old.

Campers will participate in surfing instruction in the morning (except tubing and kneeboarding day) and then try out a different sport each afternoon. The junior option is to ensure campers are grouped with similar ages and is open to all skill levels. Campers will begin their first day learning the basic fundamentals on land before heading out to practice paddling and playing games in the bay. Future days will be spent at Mission Beach catching waves and learning under the supervision of trained and qualified instructors.

Campers will participate in Basic Sailing instruction in the morning and then get to try out a different watersport each afternoon. Basic sailors will learn to sail in a single-person, simple Sabot. After learning the basics on land, most of the week will be spent sailing on Mission Bay. Campers that are comfortable and confident sailing the Sabot can move on to Adventure Sailing for future camp weeks.

In this activity campers will learn to sail the 14-foot RS Quest and the 16-foot Hobie Getaway. Through ample on-the-water coaching and practice, campers will learn and become confident in the skills necessary to sail these larger multi-handed sailboats. Upon completion of this camp, campers are eligible to participate in the Hobie Cat Sailing Camp in summer.

PREREQUISITE: Basic Sailing.

Campers can choose to participate in either kayaking or stand up paddling each morning and then try out a different sport each afternoon. Paddling skills will be taught and practiced through fun, on-the-water games and activities.

PREREQUISITE: Campers must be at least 8 years old to stand up paddle.

Marine Science is a fun and exciting activity that fosters stewardship and long-term connection to the ocean through hands-on activities, games, and through strong role models that will inspire the next generation of scientists, policy makers and conservationists. There will be plenty of hands-on experiences activities including collecting and examining plankton through a microscope, learning about tides and currents, and even designing and building a remote controlled underwater ROV.

Our Leader-In-Training Program is a great opportunity for those campers ready to grow leadership skills, and even further develop skills in sports they’re passionate about! The LITs help assist counselors in the morning in our Intro to Watersports, Marine Science, Wakeboarding, Surfing, Kayaking, and Stand Up Paddleboarding camps. In the afternoon, they are able to stay with the same group, or assist with a different activity every day! LITs create lifelong memorable experiences with both campers, and fellow LITs!

Our Sailing Qualified Leader-In-Training program is perfect for the passionate sailor! For the campers that have completed Basic and Adventure Sailing that are ready to take their sailing to the next level, our sailing qualified LITs are able to develop their leadership skills by helping assist our Sail Instructors with Basic Sailing, Adventure Sailing, or Hobie Cat Sailing in the mornings, and take campers out for sail rides in the afternoons. This is a perfect option for the LITs that can’t get enough time out on the water in a sailboat.