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Sports Camps in the United States 2027

2 campsDay & residential
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Best rated Sports Camps in the United States

Ranked by average parent rating among camps with at least 3 verified reviews.

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    Camp Birchmont (Wolfeboro · Residential)5.0 (5) · Since 1951

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    YMCA Camp Conrad Weiser (Reinholds · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.7 on Google · Since 1948

  3. 3

    Camp Cody (Freedom · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.9 on Google · Since 1923

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    Camp Olympia (Trinity · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.6 on Google · Since 1968

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    Camp Runoia (Belgrade · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.6 on Google · Since 1907

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    Camp Ton-A-Wandah (Hendersonville · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.8 on Google · Since 1933

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    Camp WeHaKee (Winter · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.9 on Google · Since 1923

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    Camp Hidden Meadows (Bartow · Residential)5.0 (5) · 4.7 on Google · Since 1992

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    Camp Lindenmere (Henryville · Residential)5.0 (4) · 4.7 on Google · Since 1935

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    Camp Chippewa for Boys (Cass Lake · Residential)5.0 (4) · 4.9 on Google · Since 1935

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Choosing a camp in the United States

Sports camps in the United States split between single-sport specialists and traditional camps where sport fills the day: IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida runs separate camps in baseball, basketball, soccer and tennis, Smith Stearns Tennis Academy in Hilton Head Island focuses on tennis, and Adirondack Woodcraft Summer Camp in Old Forge folds soccer and lacrosse into a broader multi-activity day.

Families weigh a single-sport focus against a broader day, day camps against residential stays, and age, which runs from around five to the later teens depending on the camp. Camps spread from Florida and the Carolinas up to New England and the Midwest.

Camps in the United States: the facts

Every figure is computed live from the camps listed on this page.

At a glance

0 day camps · 2 residential camps.

Ages 7–16 overall.

Where campers sleep

Shared rooms at 2 camps; private rooms at 0.

Typically 12–12 campers per room.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best sports camps in the United States?
Based on verified parent reviews, our top-rated sports camps in the United States include Camp Birchmont, YMCA Camp Conrad Weiser, Camp Cody. See the full ranking above — it updates as new reviews come in.
What ages are sports camps in the United States for?
The camps listed here welcome children from 7 to 16 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?
No — only residential (overnight) camps are currently listed for this page (2); no day-camp options right now.
How do I book?
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