Skateboarding Camps
Skateboarding camps are a great place to get skateboarding lessons, challenge yourself to become a better skateboarder and learn new tricks. Skateboard camps are also great places to make new friends and build self-confidence. These camps focus on skateboarding safety, fundamentals, technique as well as balance and coordination offered by the experienced skateboarding instructors at Society.
Each day is structured as skateboarding lessons, education including skateboard components and assembly, snack time, game time and play time.
Note: Skateboard and helmet are required. Pads are strongly recommended. 10% discount on safety gear with registration. Ask us about our skateboard and helmet availability or rentals as needed. Parents must sign waiver form with registration.
What will participants learn?
Skateboarding, safety, fundamentals, technique, skate tricks, skateboarding history, component assembly and theory of how build skateboards and ramps from raw material.
Campers bring: Water bottle, snack, skateboard and helmet
We provide: Society T-Shirts
Partnering with LEMO non-profit Foundation and City Recreation Centers
New INDOOR skatepark at Lemo Foundation sporting complex in Redwood City:
Society has designed a new indoor skatepark at LEMO with 2 mini-ramps, qtr pipes, boxes, ramps, banks and rails and more. The summer camps at LEMO will commence summer of 2024. We are offering full-day camps from 9-4pm in a controlled, friendly and safe environment ideal for grades k to 8th grade.
Download the Full-Day Summer Camp schedule and call Society at 650 703-2219 to register.
Partnering with City Recreation Centers
Society has partnered and offers skateboarding camps though local city recreation centers including Redwood City, San Carlos, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Millbrae and Burlingame.
Camps are offered at with the following skate parks:
Download the Half-Day Summer Camp schedule and call or visit the city rec centers to register.
Summer Camp Registration
Society camp registration is done through respective recreation centers. Please contact the city parks and recreation for the program you are interested in.
