TCC Summer Camps

TCC Summer Camps offers a variety of activities that include soccer, basketball, t-ball, volleyball, field sports, swimming and water activities, art, dance, and both indoor and outdoor exploration. Campers may also take part in circle time, dramatic play, group exercise classes, cardio and weight training, and use of an Olympic swimming pool. Specific sports skills covered include basketball skills such as passing, dribbling, shooting, defending, and rebounding; baseball fundamentals with different plays, techniques, and game-like scenarios; t-ball skills such as throwing, catching, batting techniques, fielding, and running and advancing bases; and football skills and techniques including shooting, passing, control, field position, tactics, and interactive games. Dance options include ballet, jazz, modern, and hip hop, and staff implement camp lesson plans across the different camp types.

• Ages: 3–17 years old
• Schedule: Summer camp options run in weekly sessions Monday–Friday between June 3 and August 30, with choices including morning, afternoon, and full-day camps. Mini Camp and Mini Camp Plus run in half-day blocks, while Gym Camp, Kids Sports and Fitness Camp, Total Sports and Fitness Camp, and Junior Counselor Camp run from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Several sports and dance camps are offered as half-day morning or afternoon options, and campers in some half-day camps may add camp time from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm for an additional fee.

For almost 50 years, The Claremont Club has emphasized an active community and extensive fitness offerings. The organization states that it believes community, fitness, and fun are essential for happiness and that its mission is to bring health and wellness to its community through group exercise classes, social events, charity projects, personal training, and more. The Claremont Club engages in charity projects and is described as “the Local’s Resort in Claremont, CA” and “the local’s resort.” It is recognized as a USTA Premier Facility.

All Mini Camp, Gym Camp, and Kids Sports and Fitness Camp participants are required to arrive in their swimsuits, and Mini Campers must be toilet trained. Program details note that 5-year-olds in Mini Camp may not have been in a daycare or school setting before, while 5-year-olds in Gym Camp have been in a daycare or school setting before the start of that program. Dance Camp and Mini Dance Camp require comfy dance clothes, socks, and a water bottle, with dance shoes listed as optional. T-Ball Camp recommends bringing personal equipment such as gloves and helmets, and Football Camp recommends personal safety equipment such as helmets and guards.

Last updated June 25, 2026.