Track Out &
Summer Camps.

Our award-winning, fitness focused youth camps are offered to children 4 – 11 years old. Each weekly session is centered around a different theme that fills each day with new experiences and exciting activities. Full and half-day options are available.

* Half day option ONLY available during summer camp
**4 year olds half day & summer camp ONLY

2021 Spring Camp:
March 1st – May 21st

2020 Summer Camp:
May 24th – August 20th

2020-21 Winter Track Out Camp:
November 30th – February 26th

* Weekly Sessions (Monday – Friday)

Summer Camp Pricing:

Member Full Day: $205
Member Half Day: $142

Non-Member Full Day: $232
Non-Member Half Day: $170

Track Out Camp Pricing:

Member Full Day: $205
Non-Member Full Day: $232

* Per Week

2021 Summer Camp:

15% Discount – Register for 2 or more sessions between 3/1 – 3/7

10% Discount – Register for 1 session between 3/1 – 3/7

5% Discount – Register for camp between 3/8 – 3/31

Summer camp policies, FAQs HERE.

Fall Track Out Camp policies, FAQs HERE.

Winter Track Out Camp policies, FAQs HERE.

Spring Track Out Camp policies. FAQs HERE. 

Below is some very important information so please read all info through carefully!

With the state of North Caroline in “Phase 2” of slowing easing the COVID-19 restrictions, we must be in accordance with this executive order. Day camps and programs for children may operate only if we are in full compliance with the “Interim Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Guidance for Day Camps or Program Settings Serving Children and Teens.” Which means in order for this camp to be successful we all need to work together to make sure we are all in compliance with this order, before, during and after the camp day.

Anyone showing signs of illness of any kind or who may have been exposed to COVID-19 should not be in the day camp facility.

Symptoms of COVID-19:

• Fever
• Cough
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing

 Additional symptoms include chills, loss of taste or smell, vomiting/diarrhea (children only). While symptoms in children are similar in adults, children have milder symptoms.

            *Fever is determined by a reading 100.4 or higher or by subjective signs such as flushed cheeks, fatigue, extreme fussiness, chills, shivering, sweating, achiness, not eating or drinking.

 Preventing the spread of the virus in the camp facility:

• We will follow social distancing strategies, and as much as possible, have campers stay 6 feet apart.
• Floors will be marked to remind campers to stay 6 feet apart.
• We will be following proper hygiene guidance for adults and children such as washing hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
• Face coverings
  • Staff members will wear face coverings when in the day camp facility and when unable to maintain at least 6 feet distance outdoors
  • Campers can wear face coverings when feasible.
  • Follow CDC Guidance for wearing cloth face coverings.
• Staff will be encouraging campers to avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth. Covering coughs and sneezes with a tissue or elbow.
• Hand sanitizing products with 60% alcohol will be used in lieu of handwashing when outdoors if hands are washed upon return indoors. Hand sanitizer will be stored out of reach of children when not in use.

 Children who develop symptoms during the day:

• If a child develops any symptoms of COVID-19, parents will be notified immediately requesting pick-up as soon as possible.
• While waiting for a sick child to be picked up, staff will stay with the child in a room isolated from others.

 Campers and staff should be excluded from camp until they can answer YES to all of the following questions if they believe they have/had COVID-19 or any illness:

• Has it been at least 10 days since you first had symptoms?

• Have you been without a fever for three days (72 hours) without any medicine for fever?

• Has it been three days since you symptoms have improved?

Daily Health Screening:

Please review these questions with yourself and children before drop off at camp. A staff member may also ask these questions upon drop off:

• Do you or do any of the children you are dropping off have a fever, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, chills, new loss of taste or smell, vomiting or diarrhea?
• Have you or any of the children you are dropping off:
  • Had any of these symptoms since last time you were here?
  • Been in contact with anyone with a fever, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, chills, new loss of taste or smell, vomiting or diarrhea?
  • Potentially been exposed to COVID-19 or have reason to believe you/they have COVID-19?

Screen children by:

• Make visual inspection of the camper for signs of infections such as flushed cheeks, fatigue, or irritability.
• Conduct temperature screening using a touchless thermometer.