Our weeklong trapeze summer camps offer a fun, confidence building flying trapeze experience designed to keep campers engaged, challenged, and excited all week long. Campers progress at their own pace while learning new skills and trying new tricks, with expert instruction and plenty of encouragement along the way. Each day includes two flying trapeze sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, giving campers multiple chances to fly, build confidence, and apply what they are learning. Between trapeze sessions, campers enjoy a variety of additional activities that support creativity, movement, and recovery. Additional activities will include aerial games, parkour style movement, group games in the park, splash pad time, stretching and flexibility work, and intentional rest time to recharge. Campers will also receive a beginner friendly introduction to trapeze rigging, helping them understand how the trapeze rig is set up and how everything works together. Campers are grouped by age to create a positive and supportive dynamic throughout the week. Each camp week wraps up with a student showcase, giving families a chance to see what campers have been working on. Lunch and Breaks: Campers should bring a packed lunch each day. Water breaks and intentional rest time are built into the schedule to keep everyone feeling strong, supported, and ready to fly. Drop-off and Pick-up: We know summer schedules can vary, so flexibility is built in. If your camper needs to be picked up early on a particular day or dropped off a little later, that is completely fine. Early drop off and late pick up options are also available, and our team is happy to work with families to support individual needs whenever possible. Signing Up: To sign up, click the 'Info and Registration' button below and let us know which camp or camps you would like to register for. Once we receive your submission, we will be in touch to complete registration forms and handle payment processing. Don’t hesitate to sign up for both weeks, as flying trapeze always has room to grow and many campers love building on week one to explore new skills, new tricks, and even more to showcase.