Summer Skate Camp: 2025 — A Week of Daily Skate Sessions Across Washington, D.C.

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Summer Skate Camp: 2025 — A Week of Daily Skate Sessions Across Washington, D.C.

A concise, week-long skateboarding camp (Monday–Friday, 8am–2pm) that cycles through a different location each day and serves all skill levels.

Summer Skate Camp: 2025 — A Week of Daily Skate Sessions Across Washington, D.C..

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Location
Washington D.C.
Operator
Right Coast Sessions
Category
Self-Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Right Coast Sessions runs a week-long skateboarding camp in Washington, D.C., built around daily sessions at a different spot; the program emphasizes fun, safety, and instruction for riders from beginner through advanced, with options and specialty weeks for specific ages and groups.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Five days, five locations
THE FORMAT

Five days, five locations

Each camp week runs Monday through Friday with a different location each day, keeping challenges fresh and giving skaters a range of environments to learn in.

Instruction for all levels
THE APPROACH

Instruction for all levels

The camp is structured for beginner to advanced skateboarders: expert guidance focuses on progression, safety, and group cohesion so participants learn while having fun.

A satisfaction-first week
THE GUARANTEE

A satisfaction-first week

Organizers promote a safe, enjoyable learning environment and back the camp with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

What the day feels like

What the Week Feels Like

Mornings begin with group check-in and skill-focused instruction; across the six-hour days participants rotate through drills, coached practice, and supervised free time at a different site each day, creating a steady arc of progress and social momentum over the week.

Five days, five locations

THE FORMAT

Five days, five locations

Each camp week runs Monday through Friday with a different location each day, keeping challenges fresh and giving skaters a range of environments to learn in.

Instruction for all levels

THE APPROACH

Instruction for all levels

The camp is structured for beginner to advanced skateboarders: expert guidance focuses on progression, safety, and group cohesion so participants learn while having fun.

A satisfaction-first week

THE GUARANTEE

A satisfaction-first week

Organizers promote a safe, enjoyable learning environment and back the camp with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this camp suits — and who should take a different option.

1
BeginnersA suitable entry point: the camp accepts beginner riders and structures early instruction to build fundamentals.
2
Intermediate ridersWell matched — there is an intermediate-designated week (Week 3) intended for riders aged 9 and up.
3
Girls-only groupsThere is a dedicated Girls ONLY week (Week 4) that provides a single-gender environment for participants.
4
Competitive or advanced ridersAdvanced skaters are eligible and can use the varied daily locations to sharpen skills, but should note the camp serves a broad range of levels rather than being an elite-only program.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Camp runs Monday–Friday, 8am–2pm, over one-week sessions offered in June and July (including specialty weeks); each week comprises five daily sessions.

What to Bring

Participants must bring a skateboard, helmet, knee, elbow and wrist guards, an extra T‑shirt for heat, sunscreen, and a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is each camp day?

Each camp day runs Monday through Friday from 8am to 2pm.

When are the 2025 camp weeks?

Sample weeks include June 8–12 and June 22–26; there are additional weeks in July including a designated intermediate week and a girls-only week.

What is the cost?

The listed rate is $400 per skater.

What should my child bring?

Bring a skateboard, helmet, knee, elbow and wrist guards, an extra T‑shirt for heat, sunscreen, and a water bottle.

What skill levels does the camp accept?

The camp is designed for beginners through advanced skateboarders; an intermediate-specific week is offered for ages 9 and up, and there is a girls-only week.