At WVABBTS, we believe in training sessions designed to accelerate athlete development in a focused environment. Our camps combine on-snow skill progression with off-snow conditioning, technical workshops, and team-building experiences. Camps are tailored to age groups, disciplines, and goals, whether preparing athletes for youth races, advancing competitive skiers toward regional or national success, or building lifelong confidence on snow. Here is what 26/27 has available. Some of these camps are invitation only.
All at the WVA campus. These camps are for birth year 2015 and older only.
These camps are all about building strong foundations and progressing freestyle skills in a safe, high-energy training environment. Fall is where snow sports athletes should focus on skill acquisition, building the movement patterns, air awareness, and technical fundamentals that will later translate directly to winter performance, when those skills are applied on snow.
Date: June 20 -21
The Grace Henderson Girls Camp is an empowering, high-energy two-day freestyle training experience built specifically for girls who are ready to progress, connect, and have an unforgettable weekend of training! Taking place June 20–21, this special camp is designed for freestyle skiers of all ability levels and combines trampoline training, airbag jumping, rail progression, fitness, and freestyle skill development in a fun, supportive environment led by Grace Henderson — 2026 U.S. Ski Team Women’s Freeski Athlete of the Year, Olympian, and X Games medalist — alongside an incredible crew of female coaches and mentors.
Grace spent many of her summers training here while developing her own competitive career and is excited to return once again to help coach and inspire the next generation of East Coast women’s freestyle skiers. Her passion for the sport, positive energy, and firsthand experience competing at the highest level make this camp an incredible opportunity for young athletes looking to grow both on and off the training surface.
Throughout the weekend, athletes will build confidence, style, and strong fundamentals through smart, progressive training focused on body awareness, safe technique.
More than just a training camp, The Grace Henderson Girls Camp is about building community, confidence, and inspiration through freestyle skiing. Athletes will train alongside other motivated girls, encourage one another, and create lasting friendships in a positive and uplifting atmosphere. With expert coaching, nonstop energy, tons of airtime, and a focus on fun and progression, this is the perfect weekend for girls to push their limits, learn new skills, and leave feeling stronger and more confident both on and off the ramps.
Next year’s registration and dates will be live in March 2027.
June 28 – July 11
Take your summer training to the next level with Waterville Valley Academy at Mount Hood. Our two-week freestyle camp is built for motivated athletes ready to make real progress before winter even begins.
Training on the FTC (Freestyle Training Center) geared towards Freeski and Snowboard and the Mogul summer training lanes at Timberline Lodge, athletes benefit from spring like snow conditions, high-quality park features, and daily repetition in a focused, high-performance setting.
Our training groups ensure personalized feedback and smart progression, helping athletes build confidence, consistency, and strong fundamentals.
This camp isn’t just about learning new tricks, it’s about building habits, work ethic, and competitive mindset heading into the season.
Train hard this summer; arrive ready this winter.
Coaches: Rob Dresser (moguls), Matt Crowe (slopestyle)
Next year’s registration and dates will be live in March 2027.
All at the WVA campus. These camps are for birth year 2015 and older only.
These camps are all about building strong foundations and progressing freestyle skills in a safe, high-energy training environment. Summer is where snow sports athletes should focus on skill acquisition, building the movement patterns, air awareness, and technical fundamentals that will later translate directly to winter performance, when those skills are applied on snow.
July 25 – 26
August 1 – 2
August 8 – 9
August 15 – 16
August 22 – 23
Next year’s registration and dates will be live in March 2027.
October 10 – 12 – Indigenous People’s Day Camp
This camp is all about building strong foundations and progressing freestyle skills in a safe, high-energy training environment. Summer is where snow sports athletes should focus on skill acquisition, building the movement patterns, air awareness, and technical fundamentals that will later translate directly to winter performance, when those skills are applied on snow.
This camp is full.
Snowboard Only Camp 8/17-8/21
Get ready to take your riding to the next level at our high-energy, snowboard-only summer airbag camp! Designed specifically for snowboarders who want to boost bigger, spin faster, and ride with style, this five-day camp delivers a progressive training experience focused on trampoline work, dryland training, ramp sessions, and airbag jump progression.
Riders will start by building a strong foundation on trampolines, developing body awareness, air sense, balance, and safe movement patterns, before transitioning those skills onto the ramps and launching into the airbag. From dialing in your first inversions to pushing into spins, corks, and stylish grabs, each day is structured to build confidence and consistency through smart, step-by-step progressions.
With expert snowboard-specific coaching, a supportive and motivating environment, and tons of airtime, this camp is all about helping riders push their limits, gain confidence, and have an incredible time progressing their freestyle skills.
Next year’s registration and dates will be live in March 2027.
