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Vacaville Ice Skate Camps offers ice skating with multiple on-ice sessions each day, along with off-ice activities. Campers take lessons to enhance ice skating skills and also take part in crafts, games, winter-themed activities, exercise off-ice, and open play.
• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Full Day Camps typically run 8 AM–3 PM during extended school breaks such as summer and winter; Afternoon/Minimum Day Camps run 12:30–5:30 PM on some minimum school days; Parents Night Out/Evening sessions run 5:30–9:30 PM on select evenings; Spring Break Skate Camps are offered March 23–27, March 30–April 3, and April 6–10 from 8 AM–3 PM, and a Minimum Day Skate Camp is offered March 25–27 from 12:30–5:30 PM.
• Price: $50 per day for Spring Break Skate Camp and Minimum Day Skate Camp; $50 per camper per day with savings of $5 per day when enrolling in a full week (up to $25 off), $30 off for 5-day summer camps, $20 off for 4-day camps, and $15 off for 3-day camps when enrolled for the full week; $45 per Parents Night Out per child; extended care for full day campers is available for an additional $30 from 3–6 PM; late registrations, if allowed and if space is available, result in a $15 late fee per child per day.
Camp requirements state that participants must be 4–12 years old, fully potty trained, and bring a packed lunch, while snacks and water are included. The program notes that no skating experience is required, skate rentals are included, and camps cater to all skill levels. Recommended items to bring include plenty of layers that allow for movement, long sleeves, a jacket or puffy jacket, warm gloves, a reusable water bottle, and optional helmets or crash pads, which are encouraged but not required. The camp structure includes a sample full day schedule with check-in and open play, three skating sessions, snack and lunch breaks, crafts, games, winter-themed activities, exercise off-ice, and end-of-day clean up and pick up.
Testimonials from parents describe campers enjoying the camp and instructors, including comments that “The girls are loving camp and the instructors have been amazing!” from Hiliary W., and that a child went from “barely being able to stand on the ice to gliding around confidently by the end of the week” with “patient and encouraging” coaches, as shared by Sarah J. Additional feedback from Linda K. notes that instructors were “kind and skilled” and made sure each child felt included and supported. The phrase “Your Home for Skating & Hockey in Vacaville” is used in a testimonial about Vacaville Ice.
Last updated March 27, 2026.
• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Full Day Camps typically run 8 AM–3 PM during extended school breaks such as summer and winter; Afternoon/Minimum Day Camps run 12:30–5:30 PM on some minimum school days; Parents Night Out/Evening sessions run 5:30–9:30 PM on select evenings; Spring Break Skate Camps are offered March 23–27, March 30–April 3, and April 6–10 from 8 AM–3 PM, and a Minimum Day Skate Camp is offered March 25–27 from 12:30–5:30 PM.
• Price: $50 per day for Spring Break Skate Camp and Minimum Day Skate Camp; $50 per camper per day with savings of $5 per day when enrolling in a full week (up to $25 off), $30 off for 5-day summer camps, $20 off for 4-day camps, and $15 off for 3-day camps when enrolled for the full week; $45 per Parents Night Out per child; extended care for full day campers is available for an additional $30 from 3–6 PM; late registrations, if allowed and if space is available, result in a $15 late fee per child per day.
Camp requirements state that participants must be 4–12 years old, fully potty trained, and bring a packed lunch, while snacks and water are included. The program notes that no skating experience is required, skate rentals are included, and camps cater to all skill levels. Recommended items to bring include plenty of layers that allow for movement, long sleeves, a jacket or puffy jacket, warm gloves, a reusable water bottle, and optional helmets or crash pads, which are encouraged but not required. The camp structure includes a sample full day schedule with check-in and open play, three skating sessions, snack and lunch breaks, crafts, games, winter-themed activities, exercise off-ice, and end-of-day clean up and pick up.
Testimonials from parents describe campers enjoying the camp and instructors, including comments that “The girls are loving camp and the instructors have been amazing!” from Hiliary W., and that a child went from “barely being able to stand on the ice to gliding around confidently by the end of the week” with “patient and encouraging” coaches, as shared by Sarah J. Additional feedback from Linda K. notes that instructors were “kind and skilled” and made sure each child felt included and supported. The phrase “Your Home for Skating & Hockey in Vacaville” is used in a testimonial about Vacaville Ice.
Last updated March 27, 2026.
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