Recreation Camps

Recreation Camps include activities where participants play, explore and build friendships. Camp options include creating new moving toys for a toy factory, building and testing a variety of creative designs and new toys, dribbling, shooting and scoring in basketball, and sharpening passing, shooting and dribbling skills while developing defensive and rebounding abilities. Additional activities include designing and building a 2D platformer video game while learning the fundamentals of the open-source game engine GDevelop, singing and musicianship through games, activities and songs, building proper singing technique, expanding vocal range, learning harmonies, learning teamwork, rhythm and musical expression, playing soccer, cheering for the PRCS Basketball league, building cheerleading skills, offensive skill development in a 3×3 half court setting, working with teammates in a competitive and constructive environment, competing with different teammates in a round robin style, focusing on the mechanics and fundamentals of shooting at game speed, completing shooting drills that address footwork and getting open, having shooting form videotaped for review, and tracking shooting progress through drills on a week-to-week basis.

• Ages: 3–17 years old
• Schedule: Winter break camp options include morning and full-day sessions on select dates in late December and early January
• Price: Journey to STEAM LEGO Toy Designers Winter Break Camp: $235; Skyhawks Sports Basketball Winter Break Camps: $139 for 9 a.m. to noon and $220 for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Motif Video Game Design Winter Break Camp: $290 for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Recreation camps invite participants to play, explore and build friendships, and day camps also provide critical childcare to support working families. Journey to STEAM Camps are designed to combat learning loss and provide enriching experiences. Skyhawks Sports Basketball program emphasizes sportsmanship and teamwork and promotes personal and athletic growth. Motif Video Game Design Winter Break Camp provides all computer equipment and gives each student a flash drive with their game to take home. Each player in the Specialty Shooting Clinic has their shooting form videotaped for review and shooting progress tracked week-to-week. Inferno-Vancouver Cheer is beginner-advanced friendly and is led by certified coaches. Vancouver Sports Foundation 3×3 Developmental Clinics are in their second year at Marshall Community Center with Coach Brad. Camps and programs are offered at community facilities and parks including Firstenburg Community Center, Marshall Community Center, Marshall Park, Fisher Basin Park, and LeRoy Haagen Memorial Park. FIBA 3×3 is a new Olympic sport.

Last updated February 28, 2026.