Summer Sports Camps on the North Fork

Whether your child wants to spend a week on tennis courts, in a gym, or out on the water, you'll find a dozen options around the North Fork. Some camps focus on one sport, while others mix games, team sports, water fun, and free play. There are even three camps made just for the youngest kids.
Sports camps for preschoolers
At this age, sports camps are more about movement, simple games, and coordination than formal training. Kids get to run, try basic sports, build stamina, and learn how to be part of a team.
Future Stars Little Stars in Greenport
Greenport
Future Stars Little Stars is a full-day camp for children ages 3 to 5 at the American Legion in Greenport. Kids spend most of the day in running games and active play, with breaks for crafts, music, and a walk to Mitchell Park.
Ages 3 to 5, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. July 6 to August 14.
Future Stars Little Stars in Riverhead
Riverhead
Future Stars Little Stars also runs at Suffolk County Community College's Eastern Campus for children ages 3 to 5.
At the Riverhead location, younger campers have a full-day schedule with plenty of movement and can use the campus water park. Children ages 4 and 5 can also stay for a longer day.
Ages 3 to 5, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. June 29 to August 21.
SPORTIME Quogue Preschool Camp
East Quogue
SPORTIME Quogue offers a preschool camp for ages 3 to 5 in East Quogue. Each day includes tennis, swim lessons, multi-sport games, and arts and crafts. It's a fun way for young kids to try out a sports-club environment.
Ages 3 to 5, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. June 29 to September 4.
Multi-sport camps
Multi-sport camps are a good option for kids who like variety. These programs usually switch between games, team sports, swimming, and other activities.
Future Stars All Stars in Greenport
Greenport
Future Stars All Stars is a multi-activity day camp at the American Legion in Greenport. Campers play outdoor sports on grass fields and the basketball court, and head indoors when it gets too hot. Everyone joins in for daily competition games.
Ages 6 to 12, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. July 6 to August 14.
Future Stars Riverhead
Riverhead
Future Stars Riverhead is a large full-day camp at Suffolk County Community College. Campers can choose a specialty like basketball, flag football, lacrosse, multi-sport, soccer, swimming, or adventure.
The campus also has an indoor heated pool, a water park, and a gym.
Ages 6 to 16, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. June 29 to August 21.
SPORTIME Quogue Multi-Sport Camp
East Quogue
SPORTIME Quogue's camp balances coached sessions with free play across tennis, basketball, soccer, baseball, and swimming, with arts and crafts mixed in.
Ages 6 to 16, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. June 29 to September 4.
Tennis camps
Tennis camps are good for kids who want to focus on one sport. Both programs group campers by age and skill level, offering options for beginners and more experienced players.
Future Stars Tennis in Westhampton Beach
Westhampton Beach
Future Stars Tennis Camp takes place at Aspatuck Club in Westhampton Beach. Campers play on Har-Tru courts and spend the week practicing strokes, playing matches, and joining tournaments.
Ages 6 to 15, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. June 22 to August 28.
SPORTIME Quogue Tennis Programs
East Quogue
SPORTIME Quogue runs three tennis tracks. Two are tennis-only, and the third mixes tennis with other sports, with the day running shorter or longer depending on the track. All include drills, games, and match play.
Ages 7 to 14. Hours vary by track. June 29 to September 4.
Gymnastics, ninja, and cheer
These programs are active and help kids build skills, but they are different from traditional sports. They're a good fit for kids who enjoy climbing, jumping, tumbling, obstacle courses, dance, and performing.
Flip-Flop Gymnastics Summer Camp
Westhampton Beach
Flip-Flop Gymnastics in Westhampton Beach offers gymnastics and ninja summer camps. Campers spend several hours each day practicing with coaches and moving through stations on beams, bars, and trampolines.
Ages 3 to 16, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. June 29 to August 28.
North Fork Cheer Summer Camps
Cutchogue
North Fork Cheer in Cutchogue runs a gym-based summer camp that combines cheer and tumbling with ninja training, obstacle courses, rock wall climbing, crafts, and games.
The first week is Cheer Week, which focuses on stunting, jumps, dance, strength, and leadership. Regular weeks continue through the summer, and families can book whole weeks or single days.
Ages 4 to 13, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. July 6 to August 21.
Sailing and water sports
Water-based camps are a bigger step than most sports programs. They offer a great summer experience, but families should consider swimming ability, age requirements, and equipment needs before signing up.
Orient Yacht Club Junior Sailing
Orient
Orient Yacht Club has a junior program for ages 8 and up. Kids use Optimists for solo sailing and 420s for two-person teams. Sailors move through levels, starting with basic rigging and boat handling and progressing to racing tactics and competitive regattas.
Ages 8 to 18. Hours vary by level. June 29 to August 21.
Peconic Water Sports Camp
Multiple locations
Peconic Water Sports Camp is a half-day program on the water with locations in Southold, Shelter Island, Sag Harbor, and Montauk. Kids can try wakeboarding, wakesurfing, waterskiing, tubing, fishing, and more.
Groups are small, with no more than six kids per boat. Families can choose single days or full weeks, making it easier to fit into a busy summer schedule.
Ages 5 to 14. Hours vary by location. June 22 to August 7 at most locations.
Riding is its own kind of sport, so it gets its own guide. And the full directory has every other camp we know about.
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