Youth Sports Camps at Colorado State University
Colorado State University, 1600 Campus Delivery, Fort Collins, CO 80523
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Youth Sports Camps at Colorado State University offers activities that include baseball, softball, slowpitch and fastpitch fundamentals, basketball, mountain biking, rock climbing, whitewater rafting, hiking, a high ropes challenge course, lacrosse, ultimate frisbee, flag football, field hockey, cricket, yoga, swimming, and stand-up paddleboarding. The program includes camps such as Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Extreme Outdoor Adventure, Field Sports, FunLIFE, and Golf, each with its own specific focus and activity mix.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: CSU SPUR camps run Monday–Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Golf camp meets in 2-hour sessions from 8–10 a.m.
• Price: $180.00, $225.00, $50.00, and $525.00 per session as listed for various camps and sessions; CSU SPUR camps include a $50 registration fee that is refundable upon camp completion
Baseball/Softball camp is a developmental camp for kids ages 5–13, grouped by ability and sport interest, and a baseball or softball glove is strongly recommended along with appropriate clothing and footwear. Basketball camp is a developmental camp for kids ages 7–13, grouped by ability, and uses regulation-height hoops that cannot be lowered, with appropriate basketball clothing and footwear required. Field Sports camp is designed for kids ages 5–13, gives campers a brief taste of several different sports with a different sport each day, and recommends field footwear. FunLIFE camp is designed for kids ages 5–13, stands for Learning to Improve Fitness and Eating, includes noncompetitive activities such as field and team games, yoga, hiking, swimming, and other outdoor lifelong pursuits, and advertises all new curriculum this year.
Extreme Outdoor Adventure camp is open only to campers aged 10 and over due to technical, off-campus activities and is described as offering greater challenges for older explorers ages 10–13. Extreme Outdoor Adventure campers stay in dorms at the CSU Mountain Campus with three meals provided by the dining hall, must provide their own mountain bike and safety equipment along with appropriate footwear and clothing, and all sessions include mountain biking, with stand-up paddleboarding used as a substitute activity if something is cancelled. Due to the timing of daily activities, Extreme Outdoor Adventure campers may not register for Tennis or Golf at the same time as this camp.
Golf camp is designed for kids ages 5–13, grouped by ability, and is held in 2-hour sessions from 8–10 a.m. rather than as a full-day camp, so golf campers do not participate in swimming during that camp. Many campers attend Golf camp and then go directly to a full-day Youth Sports Camps session in the same week, and transportation between the two is provided. CSU SPUR camps require a digital code to enroll, have a $50 registration fee that is refundable upon camp completion, and registration is by invitation only. Each week of CSU SPUR camps includes healthy active programming at Johnson Recreation Center (JRC) along with field trips to the CSU SPUR Center and the CSU Campus in Fort Collins.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: CSU SPUR camps run Monday–Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Golf camp meets in 2-hour sessions from 8–10 a.m.
• Price: $180.00, $225.00, $50.00, and $525.00 per session as listed for various camps and sessions; CSU SPUR camps include a $50 registration fee that is refundable upon camp completion
Baseball/Softball camp is a developmental camp for kids ages 5–13, grouped by ability and sport interest, and a baseball or softball glove is strongly recommended along with appropriate clothing and footwear. Basketball camp is a developmental camp for kids ages 7–13, grouped by ability, and uses regulation-height hoops that cannot be lowered, with appropriate basketball clothing and footwear required. Field Sports camp is designed for kids ages 5–13, gives campers a brief taste of several different sports with a different sport each day, and recommends field footwear. FunLIFE camp is designed for kids ages 5–13, stands for Learning to Improve Fitness and Eating, includes noncompetitive activities such as field and team games, yoga, hiking, swimming, and other outdoor lifelong pursuits, and advertises all new curriculum this year.
Extreme Outdoor Adventure camp is open only to campers aged 10 and over due to technical, off-campus activities and is described as offering greater challenges for older explorers ages 10–13. Extreme Outdoor Adventure campers stay in dorms at the CSU Mountain Campus with three meals provided by the dining hall, must provide their own mountain bike and safety equipment along with appropriate footwear and clothing, and all sessions include mountain biking, with stand-up paddleboarding used as a substitute activity if something is cancelled. Due to the timing of daily activities, Extreme Outdoor Adventure campers may not register for Tennis or Golf at the same time as this camp.
Golf camp is designed for kids ages 5–13, grouped by ability, and is held in 2-hour sessions from 8–10 a.m. rather than as a full-day camp, so golf campers do not participate in swimming during that camp. Many campers attend Golf camp and then go directly to a full-day Youth Sports Camps session in the same week, and transportation between the two is provided. CSU SPUR camps require a digital code to enroll, have a $50 registration fee that is refundable upon camp completion, and registration is by invitation only. Each week of CSU SPUR camps includes healthy active programming at Johnson Recreation Center (JRC) along with field trips to the CSU SPUR Center and the CSU Campus in Fort Collins.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
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