Summer Camps

What ages is camp for?

Our main Summer Camp is open to campers ages 6 and up. Our Anklebiters Camp is designed specifically for ages 4-6.

When is camp held?

Camp runs Tuesday through Friday each week.

What camp options are offered?

Campers may register for either tennis or golf for the week. We also offer Anklebiters Camp for younger campers, which includes a fun mix of tennis, golf, and other age-appropriate games and activities.

How do I register my child?

You can register by filling out the form provided under the "Summer Camp Registration" button above and submitting it via email or in-person at Eldorado Country Club.

Can my child attend more than one week?

Yes, campers are welcome to sign up for multiple weeks, based on availability.

Can my child switch between tennis and golf during the week?

Campers generally stay in the activity they selected during registration for the full week. If you need to request a change, please contact:

• Golf Camp: Michael Campa | mcampa@pga.com
• Tennis/Anklebiters Camp: Meaghan Mathey | eldoradotennis@eldoradocc.com

What time is drop-off?

Drop-off and check-in for all camps takes place from 8:30–9:00 AM.

What time does camp begin?

Camp activities begin at 9:00 AM, once most campers have arrived and checked in.

What time is pick-up?

For our main Summer Camp, pick-up is from 3:00–4:00 PM.

For Anklebiters Camp, pick-up begins at 11:30 AM.

What does a typical Summer Camp day look like?

Morning instruction for tennis or golf takes place from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, with a mid-morning snack break built into the schedule. Campers then have lunch, followed by supervised pool time in the afternoon. Pick-up takes place between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM.

What does a typical Tennis Camp morning look like?

Tennis camp mornings include a mix of warm-up activities, skill of the day instruction, tennis games, movement-based games, and group activities designed to keep campers active, engaged, and having fun.

What is the Anklebiters Camp schedule?

Anklebiters Camp runs from 9:00 AM–11:30 AM and is designed for ages 4–6. Each day includes a fun mix of tennis, golf, movement games, and other age-appropriate activities, with both tennis and golf included daily.

Will campers go to the pool every day?

Pool time is typically part of the afternoon schedule for our main Summer Camp, weather and facility conditions permitting.

Do campers need to bring a snack?

Yes, campers should bring a morning snack each day.

Is lunch provided?

Yes, lunch is provided for our main Summer Camp each day.

What lunch options are available?

Campers may choose from grilled cheese, chicken strips, or chicken quesadillas, each served with French fries.

Should campers bring a water bottle?

Yes, all campers should bring a water bottle each day to stay hydrated.

Can food accommodations be made for allergies or dietary restrictions?

Please contact Meaghan in advance regarding any allergies or dietary concerns, and we will do our best to help.

What should my child wear to camp?

Campers should wear comfortable athletic clothing and tennis shoes appropriate for active play.

What should my child bring each day?

Campers should bring:

• a water bottle
• a morning snack
• sunscreen
• a swimsuit and towel for afternoon pool time (main Summer Camp only)
• any personal items clearly labeled with their name

Do campers need a swimsuit and towel?

Yes, campers in our main Summer Camp should bring a swimsuit and towel each day for pool time.

Do campers need their own tennis racquet or golf clubs?

For tennis camp, we encourage you to bring a racquet if you own one, but we have plenty of racquets for campers to borrow if needed.

For golf camp, we request that you bring your own clubs. Clubs are available to rent for the week for $50 if your child does not have their own.

Should sunscreen be brought to camp?

Yes, we recommend applying sunscreen before arrival and sending sunscreen with your child if reapplication is needed.

Does my child need prior tennis or golf experience?

No prior experience is necessary! Camp is designed to be welcoming and fun for a variety of ages and ability levels.

How are campers grouped?

Campers may be grouped by age, experience level, and enrollment size to help create the best experience for everyone.

What does the tennis portion of camp include?

Tennis camp includes skill of the day instruction, fun activities, tennis games, movement-based games, and group play in a positive and encouraging environment.

What does Anklebiters Camp include?

Anklebiters Camp includes a fun mix of tennis, golf, indoor play, movement games, and age-appropriate group activities designed especially for younger campers ages 4–6.

Are activities age-appropriate for younger campers?

Yes. Activities are designed with younger campers in mind and focus on fun, movement, coordination, listening, and confidence-building.

Is camp a good fit for older children?

Absolutely! Camp activities are adapted to the ages and ability levels of the campers attending each week. Younger campers may spend more time on game-based learning and coordination, while older campers can expect more skill development, challenges, and age-appropriate gameplay.

Is camp supervised at all times?

Yes, campers are supervised by staff throughout camp activities.

What happens in bad weather?

Camp activities may be adjusted in the event of rain or other weather concerns. Because Anklebiters Camp is mostly indoors, many activities can still continue as planned.

What if my child has allergies, medication needs, or other medical concerns?

Please let us know about any medical needs, allergies, or important information during registration so we can best support your child.

Are there lifeguards at the pool?

Yes, pool time is supervised at all times by both lifeguards and camp counselors.

What is the cancellation or refund policy?

Please refer to the Liability Waiver, Assumption of Risk & Policies page of the registration form for information about cancellations, refunds, and transfers.

What if my child misses a day of camp?

If your child will be absent, please notify [insert contact info] as soon as possible.

What if we need to pick up early?

Early pick-up is fine; we just ask that you communicate with camp staff in advance when possible.

What is the late pick-up policy?

A 10-minute grace period is provided after dismissal. Children picked up after 4:10 PM will be considered late, and a $30 late pick-up fee will be charged per household, per occurrence to the payment method on file. Repeated late pick-ups may result in dismissal from camp without refund.

Who should I contact with questions?

For questions about camp, registration, scheduling, or special circumstances, please contact:

 - Meaghan Mathey | eldoradotennis@eldoradocc.com

 - Michael Campa | mcampa@pga.com