Winter Break on the Slopes: Sir Sam’s Holiday & March Break Ski Camps for Kids

EAGLE LAKE HIKING FIELD GUIDE

Winter Break on the Slopes: Sir Sam’s Holiday & March Break Ski Camps for Kids

Multiday camps at Sir Sam’s Ski & Bike in Eagle Lake offering morning and afternoon two‑hour sessions for skiers ages 5–13 — this guide explains who the camps suit and the essential logistics.

Winter Break on the Slopes: Sir Sam’s Holiday & March Break Ski Camps for Kids.

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Eagle Lake
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Sir Sam's Ski & Bike
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On the short, bright days of winter break, Sir Sam’s Ski & Bike runs Holiday and March Break Ski Camps that put children and young skiers on the hill in purposeful, coached sessions. Across multiday programs designed for ages 5–13, participants move through focused on‑snow time under the resort’s instruction, with separate morning and afternoon sessions to fit families’ schedules and energy cycles.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FORMAT

Multiday, two‑hour sessions—morning or afternoon

Camps run over multiple days with options for either morning or afternoon sessions, giving young skiers consistent, repeatable on‑snow time to build skills across the break.

THE AGE GROUP

Built for kids aged 5–13

Programs are segmented for child and youth age brackets so instruction, pace and goals match the developmental stage of participants and keep learning focused and fun.

THE EDGE

Instruction and a safe learning environment

The camps emphasize expert instruction and a controlled, enjoyable environment so participants can improve technique and confidence on the slopes during the winter break.

What the day feels like

What a Day Feels Like

Each camp day delivers concentrated, coached slope time in a tidy package: short, focused sessions in the morning or afternoon where children receive guided practice, drills and time on terrain appropriate to their level. Over the multiday camp students get repetition and progression that turn tentative slides into steadier turns and more confident runs.

Suitability

Who it's for

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

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Young beginners (ages 5–6)Designed entry points allow younger children to take part in a four‑day child camp; the program length and session pacing are appropriate for early learners.
2
Older youth (ages 7–13)Youth camps serve older children with targeted progression across the multiday format, giving returning skiers a structured block to refine technique.
3
Families on winter breakMorning and afternoon session choices fit family schedules during Holiday and March breaks, but families must plan for lift tickets and rentals separately.
4
Travelers needing flexibilityNot ideal for guests who cannot commit to the four‑day camp windows or who cannot secure a lift ticket for each camp day due to the program’s structured schedule and limited spaces.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring seasonable ski clothing and a helmet — helmets are required for all lessons and programs. The program price does not include lift tickets or ski rentals unless added as a bundle during checkout.

Cost & Tickets

Rates for the four‑day camps are listed by age category; price does not include lift tickets or rentals and applicable taxes and fees apply. Special bundle pricing for lift tickets and rentals may be offered at checkout.

Session Length

Each camp day consists of a two‑hour session in either the morning or the afternoon block.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What ages can join the Holiday & March Break Ski Camps?

Camps accept children and youth ages 5–13, with separate child and youth categories for pricing.

How long is each daily session?

Each session runs two hours: morning sessions are 9:45 am–11:45 am and afternoon sessions are 12:30 pm–2:30 pm.

Are lift tickets and ski rentals included in the camp price?

No. The camp price does not include lift tickets or ski rentals; participants must have a valid lift ticket or season pass each day. A special bundle price for lift tickets and rentals may be available during checkout.

Are helmets required?

Yes. Helmets are required for all lessons and programs.

How many days does a typical camp run?

Standard Holiday and March Break offerings are structured as four‑day camps.

When are the upcoming camp dates?

Upcoming scheduled dates include Dec 21–24, 2025; Dec 27–30, 2025; and March 16–19, 2026.