Keep swimming skills growing when school is out. Choose the camp that fits your swimmer’s age, water comfort, and experience.
Full-day swim camp
Moorhead – Aurora
School-break camp · November 23–25, 2026
Swim instruction, games, crafts, and activities, with swimmers grouped by age and skills.
Exact pool to be confirmedLikely Aurora Central; the location is not yet confirmed.Final daily schedule and arrival instructions will be confirmed with the pool.
The enrollment portal still names Moorhead. The exact Aurora pool and final daily schedule are pending; please review this location notice before enrolling.
Spaces and schedules can change. The registration portal shows current availability and complete event details; viewing an option does not reserve a place.
Summer swim camps
A summer of swimming and discovery.
Our summer camps bring together swim instruction, games, crafts, and activities in and out of the water. Camp formats and placement requirements vary by age and swimming experience.
Summer 2027 camp enrollment opens in December 2026. Get program announcements or ask our team about plans.
Find packing, drop-off, pickup, and preparation information here—no document download needed.
For your camp’s exact date, pool, arrival and pickup times, follow your current enrollment confirmation and camp welcome message. Half-day, full-day, school-break, and summer schedules can differ. Contact us if those details are missing or conflict.
What to pack
A well-fitting swimsuit, comfortable swimming goggles, and two towels
Swimming fins—not scuba or snorkeling fins
Warm clothes and shoes suitable for games; no flip-flops
A filled water bottle and two hearty snacks; add lunch for full-day camp
A backpack, with your camper’s belongings labeled by name
Food is not refrigerated, and campers should not share food. We provide swim caps and kickboards.
Before the first day
Complete the camp contact information form provided by our team.
Have a parent or guardian check in with your camper on the first day.
Bring a photo ID for pickup and confirm anyone else authorized to collect your camper.
Check your camp welcome message for the exact pool entrance and dated schedule.
Swimmers are grouped by swimming ability for safety. We try to accommodate friend requests, but swimmers whose abilities differ substantially may need different groups.
Does my camper need lunch?
Full-day campers should bring lunch plus two hearty snacks. Half-day campers should bring hearty snacks. Pack a filled water bottle, and remember that food is not refrigerated and cannot be shared.
What kind of goggles and fins should we bring?
Bring comfortable, well-fitting swimming goggles and swimming fins. Please do not bring snorkeling goggles or scuba/snorkeling fins. Contact our team before camp if you need help with equipment.
What should stay at home?
Please leave toys, games, cards, phones, other technology, pets, and valuables at home. Swimming Simply cannot be responsible for these items at camp.
Can someone else pick up my camper?
Pickup adults need photo ID. Contact our team before pickup to add someone to your camper’s authorized pickup list.
What if my child needs medication or has an individual care need?
Contact our team before camp to discuss your camper’s needs and obtain the applicable care or medication forms. Label any required medication with your camper’s name and follow the instructions provided for your camp.
What if my camper is sick, or we need to arrive late or leave early?
Please do not send a child who is sick and may be contagious. Contact our team about an absence, illness, or a change to drop-off or pickup so we can confirm the instructions for your camp.
Where do I find my camp’s schedule and cancellation information?
Use the current details supplied for your specific enrollment, rather than an older summer guide. If you cannot find them or have questions about a cancellation or refund, contact our team before making plans.
