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Telluride’s One‑Day Skate Camp: A Short Morning of Hard Shred and Lasting Lessons
A single‑day, morning skate camp in Telluride where expert coaches teach kids across three local skateparks; this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.
Telluride’s One‑Day Skate Camp: A Short Morning of Hard Shred and Lasting Lessons.
Join a concentrated morning of skateboarding in Telluride designed to teach technique and character: The Single Day Camper pairs expert coaching with time at Telluride’s skateparks so participants—beginners through advanced—gain skills on the board and life lessons off it.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Expert instruction tailored to each skater
Coaches meet every skater at their ability—ranging from complete beginners to intermediate and advanced riders—and provide structured progression so kids learn new tricks while building confidence.
Three Telluride skateparks in one morning
The program takes campers through Telluride’s trio of parks, exposing them to flatland, street plaza and bowl terrain to develop a rounded set of skate skills.
Skateboarding as a vehicle for life skills
Beyond tricks, the camp emphasizes patience, perseverance, focus and respect—qualities coaches have watched transfer from the skatepark into campers’ day‑to‑day lives.
What the day feels like
What the Morning Feels Like
Drop off at the Telluride skatepark and spend a focused half‑day cycling through coached drills, street‑plaza technique, and bowl time; sessions are designed for rapid, enjoyable progression so campers leave more confident and eager to skate more.
THE COACHING
Expert instruction tailored to each skater
Coaches meet every skater at their ability—ranging from complete beginners to intermediate and advanced riders—and provide structured progression so kids learn new tricks while building confidence.
THE ROUTE
Three Telluride skateparks in one morning
The program takes campers through Telluride’s trio of parks, exposing them to flatland, street plaza and bowl terrain to develop a rounded set of skate skills.
THE LESSONS
Skateboarding as a vehicle for life skills
Beyond tricks, the camp emphasizes patience, perseverance, focus and respect—qualities coaches have watched transfer from the skatepark into campers’ day‑to‑day lives.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this morning‑long camp works for — and who might look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Morning Session — Single Day: 9:00AM drop‑off; 12:00PM pick‑up (Monday–Friday).
All skatecampers must bring close‑toed athletic shoes, a water bottle, snacks, and a positive attitude.
Meet at Telluride TownPark Skatepark, 500 East Colorado Ave, Telluride, CO 81435; drop‑off is at 9:00AM and pick‑up at 12:00PM.
Morning Session - Single Day (9–12 Mon–Fri): $90.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the session times?
Morning drop‑off is at 9:00AM and pick‑up is at 12:00PM; the single‑day morning session runs Monday through Friday.
Where do participants meet?
Meet at Telluride TownPark Skatepark, 500 East Colorado Ave, Telluride, CO 81435.
What should my child bring?
Campers must bring close‑toed athletic shoes, a water bottle, snacks, and a positive attitude.
What skill levels does the camp accept?
The program serves all skill levels—from never‑ever complete beginners to intermediate and advanced skaters—meeting each skater at their ability and progressing from there.
How much does the morning session cost?
The Morning Session — Single Day (9–12 Mon–Fri) costs $90.
What will my child gain from the camp besides tricks?
Coaches emphasize patience, perseverance, focus, respect and self‑confidence—skills that staff have observed carry over from skateboarding into everyday life.