Woodward Camp is an overnight summer camp experience for campers 7-17. Our weekly programs run Sunday-Saturday all summer long! Campers come to have fun and progress their skills in their favorite sport. We offer programming in skateboarding, scooter, BMX freestyle, BMX race, roller skating, and parkour disciplines. All skills levels are welcome. Although each program is shaped around the individual sport, there are also a variety of fun recreational activities such as GoKarts, ropes course, arts & crafts and water activities.

Action Sports

• Skate
• BMX Freestyle
• BMX Race
• Scooter
• Parkour
• Roller Skate

If you are looking to come to Woodward with your family or as an adult (18+) we have tons of fun events before and after the summer camp season. Check out our weekend camps or our open ride sessions!

Woodward is focused as a youth residential overnight camp. We welcome campers ages 7-17. We do offer options for adults outside our summer camp in the event season.

We welcome campers of all skill levels. Upon arrival, campers complete a skill assessment and are placed into instruction groups according to their age and skill level. Groups develop their skills and cheer each other on throughout the week.

There is mandatory instruction time of 3.5 hours daily (2 hrs. morning; 1.5 hr afternoon). Outside of mandatory instruction, open riding or other activities are available.

Campers arrive between 12:30pm-3pm on Sundays; Depart on Saturdays between 9:00am-12pm

Yes. On Saturday's for stay-over campers at no additional cost.

We take a lot of care to address campers emotions and support them in adjusting to camp life, routines and schedules. We have dedicated trained staff to handle these situations.

Yes, Address package to Woodward Camp, Attn: Camper's Name & Cabin #, 134 Sports Camp Dr. Woodward, PA 16882

You are able to pick your camper up early if needed. Please call ahead so that we can ensure your camper is packed up and ready to go. We ask that your camper is not picked up any later than 8:30 pm.

Woodward offers flexible payment plans for summer camp. For only $199 down, you can lock in your spot for camp!  

The full cost of camp is $1,699. Half-Time Camp is $899. 

If you're looking for a longer stay at camp, we offer 3 week sessions at $3,999.

We offer scholarships primarily based on financial need. The application is available on our website: Menu > Parent Resources > Scholarships & Payment Options.

Our Flex Payment Plan requires a deposit of only $199! After the initial deposit, families can login through the online portal and make payments of any amount at anytime, or create an automatic payment schedule for themselves in their account. Payment in full is required 30 days prior to arrival.

We require a deposit of $199 to secure a spot. We do recommend adding on the protection plan in case you need to cancel. Payments can be made along the way as you like, or automatic payments can be scheduled within your portal. The remaining balance is due 30 days prior to arrival.

Yes, you can switch your camper's session as long as there is availability in the new week. 

• Three meals per day
• Cabin lodging
• Daily coaching
• Access to our world-class facilities
• Recreational Activities
  • Some activities require additional purchase

• Transportation to / from camp. Please see our Camp Guide for available options.
• Food & beverages from the camp store
• Woodward Apparel & Merchandise  
• Certain Recreational Activities require an additional purchase

Summer 2025 Camp Confidence Policy

Summer camp is non-refundable.   

If you cancel camp and have not purchased the Protection Plan, no refunds of any deposits or payments to date will be provided.

You can purchase the protection plan, for 7% of tuition and cancel at any-time, no questions asked. You must purchase the Protection Plan at the time you book your original registration

Early departures of any kind are not subject to refund.

Automatic Payment Withdrawal:
I authorize Woodward to charge my entire balance to any card on file 30 days prior to arrival.

At Woodward, the safety and wellbeing of our campers and staff are the priority. We know injuries could happen at anytime and anywhere, this is why every staff member is taught to handle a medical emergency the same way. We also have Registered Nurses and Certified Athletic Trainers staffed to handle medical situations. In addition, Parents/Guardians are communicated for any injury to the face/head, if a camper is needed off-site medical care, or if they taken out of participation for longer than 2 hours. Please view our Parent Guide for more detailed information. 

Certified helmets are required when participating in action sports and will be inspected at Check In.

Helmet  Requirements 

• Helmet must fit properly 
• Helmet must be buckled at all times 
• Suggested that you bring more than one helmet that fits 
• If your helmet is cracked or modified it is considered unsafe and you will not be able to participate until you have an approved  helmet
• All campers, staff, guests, camp parents and visiting pros under the age of 18 must wear a certified helmet per the below requirements 
• Visiting Pros over the age of 18 are required to follow the Vert and MiniMega Helmet Policy, it is strongly recommended to follow the parks helmet policy 
• It is strongly recommended that all athletes wear a mouth guard. 

  Parks Helmet  Policy 

• BMX – BMX Helmet that is CPSC certified is required. Full Face BMX Helmet that is CPSC certified is Strongly Recommended. 
• Skate – Skate Helmet that is CPSC AND ASTM certified is Required. 
• Scooter – Scooter Helmet that is CPSC certified is Required. 

Vert/MiniMega Helmet/Pad Policy  

• BMX – Full Face BMX Helmet that is CPSC certified is required. Full Face Motorized Helmet that is DOT certified is Strongly Recommended. 
• Skate – Skate Helmet that is CPSC AND ASTM certified is Required. 
• Scooter – Scooter Helmet that is CPSC certified is Required. 
• Knee pads are required. Elbow Pads/Shin Guards are strongly recommended 

Great question! The quickest way to find out if your helmet is certified by CPSC is to look for a sticker on the inside or on the packaging. If you are unsure please call the front office for assistance. 

-Look for this sticker: 

CPSC stands for Consumer Product Safety Commission.

CPSC works to save lives and keep families safe by reducing the unreasonable risk of injuries and deaths associated with consumer products. 

Learn more

We have a variety of on-site medical personnel, including Registered Nurses that handle illness and medication distribution and Athletic Trainers that respond to medical emergencies to evaluate injuries.

The store card account is used for purchases in the Camp Store, Canteen, The Grind, and Pro Shop. Some activities do require tickets, which can also be purchased with their store card account. Campers typically spend about $150 during their stay. 

We recommend funding the Store Accounts through the portal. You will also be able to view your camper's purchases through your camp portal account. 

We do not offer rentals at this time.

At Woodward Camp, we want to provide a fun and safe environment for all campers. We understand that in today's world, cell phones have become an important part of everyday life. However, we believe that too much screen time can interfere with the camp experience and lead to missed opportunities for social interaction and adventure. Therefore, we have implemented a cell phone policy that limits the use of cell phones to specific hours during the day. 

Here are the guidelines for the cell phone policy: 

1. Limited Access for Personal Devices: Campers are required to turn in devices to their counselors prior to “Lights Out” in their cabins (9:30 PM for Mini-Campers, 11:00 PM for all other campers) and may retrieve them from their cabins between 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM.  We encourage campers to leave cell phones in their locked cabins throughout the day.
2. Access to Camp Phones: In the event of an emergency or for any necessary communication, campers may use phones provided by Woodward Camp in the Camp Office.
3. Family Responsibility: Families are responsible for ensuring that their camper understands and abides by the cell phone policy as well as the Woodward Way and Code of Conduct. Families are encouraged to not provide their camper with a cell phone during their week(s) at camp.
4. Policy Enforcement: Any violation of the cell phone policy may result in the confiscation of the device by camp staff and/or additional disciplinary action deemed appropriate by the camp administration. 

Campers are housed in cabins by gender, age (within 2 years), and sport. Roommate requests are placed through your Registration Portal. There is a limit of 3 roommate requests per camper. 

Download the packing list HERE.

Epi-pens and other forms of medications will be checked in with medical staff upon arrival. 

Food allergies: Our food offerings accommodate the most common food allergies, but if your camper has a unique food allergy, please note it in the camper medical form and please feel free to contact us to discuss the options to accommodate your camper’s needs.  

Other allergies: All allergies are communicated with our medical team and other appropriate staff. Insect allergies are addressed immediately medical staff. 

Click your selection below to download:

• Camper Physical Form
• Camper Immunization Form

ADA Animal Policy

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Woodward permits service animals in all areas open to the general public, with the exceptions noted below. If a guest with a service animal would like to visit an area for a special event that is not otherwise accessible to the service animal, Woodward will strive to provide alternative transport to the location, dependent on the location, weather conditions, and other variables. Given the unique winter and summer environmental conditions, extreme terrain, and weather, Woodward recommends that guests provide as much advance notice as possible when seeking alternative transportation. According to the ADA, only dogs and miniature horses are recognized as service animals. 

Woodward does not permit service animals to accompany guests beyond the ticket scanning equipment at Woodward locations or facilities, including on chairlifts during summer and winter operations. This policy is based on legitimate safety requirements, as determined by Woodward, to protect the safety of other guests and employees, as well as the safety of the service animal itself. Areas beyond the ticket scanning equipment include skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking terrain, skateparks, foam pits, drop ramps, trampolines, and airbags.  

A service animal must be under the control of its handler at all times. A service animal must have a harness, leash, or other tether unless either the handler is unable because of a disability to use a harness, leash, or other tether, or if the use of a harness, leash, or other tether would interfere with the service animal’s safe, effective performance of its work or tasks, in which case the service animal must be otherwise under the handler’s control (e.g., voice control, signals or other effective means).  

Authorized personnel may request a service animal be removed from the premises if: (1) the animal is out of control and the animal’s handler does not take immediate effective action to control it, or (2) the animal is not housebroken. If the service animal is removed, Woodward will make all reasonable efforts to give the individual with a disability the opportunity to participate in the services or activities without having the service animal on the premises.”