This program is structured for both men and women interested in improving their game. Groups are arranged by ability. Bring a friend and improve together!

Any rained out dates would be the following Wednesday

If you are interested in a week of fun, friendship, spirit, cheerleading activities and gaining knowledge of the important skills and techniques it takes to be a cheerleader, then this is the camp for you!  We will learn cheers, chants, jumps, a dance, team building games and activities, stuns and a warm up routine complete with stretching and jumping exercises.  We will perform all that we have for family and friends the last day of camp. We will also create pom-poms, paint t-shirts and decorate cheer signs.  Come join us and bring your friends.

Wear your sneakers and make sure you have a drink and snack everyday. You will need a white t-shirt for painting on Wednesday.

The ratio for all camps will be 10:1.

Join us once again this summer for our Junior Golf League! Open to golfers of all skill levels, ages 11-16. All Course rules apply. Golfers must bring their own clubs or rent from the course. Proper golf attire required. There will be no golf instruction during league play. The league will be limited to 32 golfers.

Tee Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:03 a.m. (every nine minutes)

After you register, please call the Parks & Rec office at 518-371-6667 to select a tee time and if you will tee off with a friend or friends.

This camp is designed to teach the fundamentals of soccer and is open to all levels of players.  Players will be shown how to train on their own.  Areas of concentration will be individual ball skills and team tactics (1v1, 2v1, 3v2).

Needed: Water, sneakers or cleats
Provided: Soccer ball and camp t-shirt

These days and evening camps offer an opportunity for beginning field hockey players to learn and develop basic skills and for the more experienced players to be taught the more advanced skills that they will need for their high school teams. Each camp will feature highly qualified local coaches.

Day & Evening Camps / Tuesday Evening Field Hockey Programs

Learn-To-Play - Ages 5-10

This program is for the young beginners and is set in a fun, hands-on positive environment - the emphasis is on fun!

Beginners & Novice - Ages 6-16 (5-16 for Tuesday evening program)

These camps are for the beginning and novice players who want to gain basic skills or sharpen their existing skills.

Advanced Skills - Ages 11-17

This camp is for novice, intermediate and advanced players who have been playing field hockey for a while and want to sharpen their skills while being introduced to more advanced tactics.

Field hockey equipment will be available to rent on opening day of each camp for a small fee. All girls will need a stick, shin guards, and goggles.  Mouth guards are required and will be on sale for $5.  A security deposit is required for all equipment rentals.

Go Kids, the Capital Region's only multi-sport and exercise program specifically designed for children aged 3-5. Go Kids' sports and fitness activities teach preschoolers the fundamentals of 7 different sports in a social, team-based, non-competitive environment. Go Kids seeks to promote a healthy lifestyle, help develop a lifelong passion for physical activity, decrease childhood obesity, increase confidence and prepare children for participation in school and broader community. 

Masks are required.

At Go Kids All-Sports Camp, campers will participate in traditional sports like basketball, flag football and soccer, but also classics like Capture the Flag, Whiffle Ball, Kickball and more! Your child will be on the move, being creative, having fun and making memories that will last a lifetime!

Always wanted to try archery but didn't know how to get started?  Afraid you will do something wrong and embarrass yourself?  No more excuses. Come join us for this one day introduction to archery program.  Learn all about the equipment, the games and how to shoot a bow and arrow.  This one-day program is sure to be fun and informative for beginners as well as experienced archers.

Site: Sportsmen's Club of Clifton Park

644 Englemore Road

This program is designed to introduce children to the fun and excitement of tennis. Children who are new to the game and those with experiences are encouraged to attend. We utilize the United States Tennis Association's Youth Tennis format. This innovative program scales down the adult game to fit the size and abilities of young players. The game utilizes smaller courts, smaller racquets, a lower net, lower and slower bouncing balls and easier scoring. This enables kids to start playing right away by "playing to learn" rather than "learning to play".

This program meets two days per week for 4 weeks.  A child may be registered for all eight days or any six of the eight days.  Attendance will be taken daily.  

Highly Recommended: Sunscreen and water 
Equipment Needed: Junior tennis racquet.
Racquet size is determined by the child’s age and ability.      Ages 7-8:  21”-23” racquet,    Ages 9-10:  23”-25” racquet.
Choose the smaller size unless your child makes consistently good contact with the ball with both forehand and backhand.