Four Afternoons on the Snow: Eagle Lake’s Holiday & March Break Snowboard Camps for Kids

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Four Afternoons on the Snow: Eagle Lake’s Holiday & March Break Snowboard Camps for Kids

Four-day youth camps at Eagle Lake for ages 7–13 with two hours of instruction each afternoon; this guide lays out dates, times and equipment requirements.

Four Afternoons on the Snow: Eagle Lake’s Holiday & March Break Snowboard Camps for Kids.

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Eagle Lake
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Sir Sam's Ski & Bike
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Robert Eric Crews
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At Eagle Lake, Holiday and March Break Snowboard Camps offer a compact, skill-focused program for young riders. Over four consecutive days, campers aged 7–13 receive two hours of expert instruction each afternoon with an emphasis on safety and progressive skill development—an approach designed to build confidence and memorable moments on the slopes.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PROGRAM

Four-day youth camps with focused daily lessons

These are multiday camps for ages 7–13 that run across four days with two hours of instruction each afternoon, giving learners a repeatable, steady progression through the week.

THE APPROACH

Safety-first coaching and skill development

The camp’s curriculum centers on safety and the steady development of snowboarding skills, providing a structured environment for young riders to progress over multiple sessions.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Limited spaces — plan ahead

With limited availability, the camps are intentionally small in capacity, encouraging early booking to secure a spot for the Holiday or March Break sessions.

What the day feels like

What four afternoons on the slope feel like

Each afternoon session condenses focused coaching into two hours of on-snow time, allowing young riders to repeat drills and try new skills while maintaining energy and attention. Across the four-day block the program builds steadily from foundational moves toward greater independence on the board, all within a safety-minded framework.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who these camps are best for — and who should look elsewhere.

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Active Kids (Ages 7–13)Ideal for children aged 7–13 who want structured, instructor-led progress across multiple afternoons; the program is explicitly targeted at this age group.
2
Beginner-to-Developing RidersBest suited to young riders seeking steady development through repeated short sessions rather than single long clinics.
3
Families Planning Break ActivitiesA practical option for families organizing Holiday or March Break plans for eligible children, but parents should note limited space and secure bookings early.
4
Group Bookings & SchoolsGroups should be aware of age limits and limited capacity; early coordination is recommended to reserve multiple spots within the available camp slots.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Upcoming Holiday and March Break camp blocks run as four-day programs in the winter season; afternoon sessions are scheduled from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm.

What to Bring

Helmet is required for all lessons; wrist guards are highly recommended. Bring appropriate winter clothing and any personal equipment; rental options are available but are not included in the base price.

Costs & Tickets

The four-day Youth camp fee is listed at $420 (plus applicable taxes and fees). Price does not include lift tickets or snowboard rentals; a special bundle price for lift tickets and rentals is offered during checkout.

Entry Requirements

All participants must have a valid lift ticket for each day of camp or a season pass; helmets are mandatory for program participation.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What ages are eligible for the camps?

Camps are for youth ages 7–13.

How long is each day of camp?

Each camp day includes two hours of instruction.

How many days does the camp run?

The program is a four-day camp.

Are lift tickets or rentals included in the price?

No. The listed camp price does not include lift tickets or snowboard rentals; participants must have a valid lift ticket each day. A special bundle price for lift tickets and rentals is available during checkout.

Are helmets required and are wrist guards necessary?

Helmets are required for all lessons and programs; wrist guards are highly recommended.