Skate Camps in Colorado
Multi-day skateboard camps across Colorado and the Denver metro for kids, teens and adults. Small groups, real progression, coached by a 30-year rider.
What do you get with colorado skate camps in Denver?
Multi-day skateboard camps across Colorado and the Denver metro for kids, teens and adults. Small groups, real progression, coached by a 30-year rider. Lessons run across the Denver metro with Coach Evan, who has 30 years on a board, and a single lesson can be split between up to four people.
- Ages
- Multi-day
- Where
- Denver metro skateparks
- Coach experience
- 30 years riding
- Group size
- 4+ riders per lesson
- Share a lesson
- Split with up to 4 friends
A camp is just lessons stacked close enough together that the learning compounds. Skate three days in a row and the board stops feeling foreign — that's the whole idea.
We run camps as small private blocks rather than a hundred kids in a parking lot. You pick the days, we pick the parks, and every rider gets coached individually inside a group that's actually the right size.
What you'll learn
- Fundamentals on day one: pushing, turning, stopping
- Skatepark confidence — banks, ramps and transitions
- One named trick target per rider per camp
- Park etiquette and how to skate safely in a crowd
- Board maintenance and setup
- A practice plan for the weeks after camp ends
What to bring
- Your own board, helmet and pads if you have them — tell us when booking if you don't, and we'll work it out
- Flat-soled, closed-toe shoes (skate shoes, not running shoes)
- A full water bottle — at altitude, more than you think
- Sunscreen, already applied, plus a hat for breaks
- A small snack for longer camp days
- Long trousers for nervous first-timers — they save skin on early slides
How a session runs
Day one: baseline
We find out what each rider can already do and set one realistic target for the block. Nobody gets taught the same thing as the rider next to them.
Day two: the park
New park, new terrain. Camps move between parks deliberately — riding one surface all week builds a false sense of skill.
Day three: the target
The last day is spent chasing the thing each rider named on day one, filmed so they can see it land.
Skate Camps questions
How much is a skateboard camp in Colorado?
Camps are built from $100-per-hour coaching, quoted as a block. A 3-day camp is the most common booking and carries a package rate — inquire with the ages, rider count and dates for an exact figure.
What ages are your skate camps for?
Six and up for standard camps, and we run adult camp blocks too. For riders aged three to six, Skater Tots sessions work better than a camp format.
Does my child need to know how to skate already?
No. Camp groups are built around ability, not age, so a total beginner gets fundamentals while an experienced rider in the same camp chases their own trick target. Nobody is taught the same thing as the rider next to them.
What should my child bring to camp?
Their own board, helmet and pads if they have them (let us know when booking if they don't), flat-soled closed-toe shoes, a full water bottle, sunscreen already applied, and a snack for longer days. We handle board tune-ups and gear-fit checks at every camp day.
How does drop-off and pick-up work?
We send the exact park address, a meeting-point photo and the coach's contact details with your booking confirmation. Drop off at the meeting point, pick up at the same spot at the agreed time — and you'll hear from us straight away if anything changes on the day.
Where do camps run?
Across the Denver metro — Denver, Aurora, Parker, Centennial, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, Greenwood Village, Lone Tree and Castle Pines. We choose the parks around the group's level.
Do you run camps in winter?
Yes, weather permitting, and we shift to indoor or covered options and shorter blocks when the weather turns. Colorado winters have more skateable days than people expect.
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