(6-12 yrs.) This Baroody camp will consist of games using soccer skills which will lead up to playing small-sided soccer. As the days progress, games will progress, involving different moves, dribbling, ball control, passing, and shooting. Games will require individual 1 on 1 skills with some requiring team participation. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(6-12 yrs.) This Baroody volleyball camp is the perfect way to jump into this fan-favorite sport. Players will build confidence and strength through games, drills, and plenty of touches on the ball each day. From learning fundamentals and rotations to playing out competitive points, everyone will stay engaged and improving. Open to beginners and experienced players.

(4-Adult) Join a naturalist for a night of learning about the beauty of our local bats. It's time to clear these flying mammals' good name and understand how helpful they are to humans. The program will involve not only talking about bats, but also looking and listening for nearby bats.

(6-14 yrs.) Beltway Summer Camps put the fun back in youth sports! Kids dive into fast-paced lacrosse action, learn from pro players, and enjoy team challenges and classic games—all summer long. No lines, no waiting—just pure play and a love for the game.

Satisfies most of the requirements to earn the badge. See site’s website for details. This title allows online group registration.

(12-Adult) Learn about the park's birds and some basic identification skills. This program for beginners starts with a bird identification discussion. Children age 12 to 16 must be accompanied by a registered adult.

(7-14 yrs.) Experience the excitement of the World Cup right in your own community. Campers will represent different countries, build skills, and compete in mini-tournaments led by professional Brazilian coaches from the five-time World Cup champions. They’ll grow in confidence, make friends, and develop on and off the field through our #BeyondSoccer approach. No camp June 19 and July 3.

(3-Adult) Hike with a naturalist to learn about different insects’ behavior and habitats. Explore the park to fill out bingo sheets to better appreciate the tiny workers around us.

(5-Adult) Join us for an evening campfire the whole family can enjoy. Explore the wonders of our natural world through nature walks, interactive activities and animal presentations. Includes s’mores. Topics vary by date. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.

(5-Adult) Learn how to safely build and enjoy a campfire, learn fire safety skills and receive the Smokey Bear Pledge certificate. Enjoy a brief woodland walk and toast marshmallows. Children must be accompanied by adult.

This program satisfies most of the requirements to earn the badge. Scouts must complete all prework before the start of class. Pre-work and program details available at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/scouts. Scouts unable to complete all requirements may receive partial credit from their merit badge counselor.

This program satisfies most of the requirements to earn the Numbers in Nature, Shapes in Nature and Design with Nature Badges. See site’s website for details. This title allows online group registration.

This program satisfies most of the requirements to earn the badge. Scouts must complete all prework before the start of class. Pre-work and program details available at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/scouts. Scouts unable to complete all requirements may receive partial credit from their merit badge counselor.

(7-11 yrs.) In this super active Baroody camp, players will learn the basics of flag football. Each day will end with full games but will begin with lead-up games and skill building to help them hone their skills of throwing, catching, dodging, and flag pulling. Players will also learn how to run a huddle and create plays to share with teammates to make the most out of each snap. No Camp June 19.

(7-11 yrs.) Floor hockey is an action-packed game where boys and girls move constantly. Baroody campers will learn the basics of hockey and will learn to compete as a team with high effort and sportsmanship. Each day will end with full games but will begin with lead-up games and skill building to help them hone skills that translate across all sports. No camp July 3.

(6-9 yrs.) Through experiments, campers will learn how weather impacts the earth, the role plants play as a natural force, and what animals change to their environment. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(12-Adult) This introductory-level class is perfect for beginners or for those who want to learn how to paddle more efficiently. Learn about different kayaks, paddles, personal flotation devices and safety gear. On the water learn to move the boat in every direction using different strokes and maneuvers. All kayaks, paddles and necessary safety equipment is included.

(7-13 yrs.) Spend the week with a naturalist learning about the world around you and the various roles of a naturalist. Study the park’s wildlife through data collection, research, and exploring parkland. Campers will enjoy various games and activities that will help them understand the world around them and see things in a new way.

(9-13 yrs.) Learn the way to survive in the Northeast wilderness through challenging tasks and games. Survivors will join each other in shelter building, water filtration, fire building, wilderness fire-aid, and fishing.

(6-9 yrs.) Campers will enjoy fishing, hiking, nature crafts, games and boating lakeside. Camp includes swim time at our famous Water Mine Family Swimmin’ Hole (dependent on weather/waterpark operation). Bring a swimsuit, towel, bag lunch, snacks and water bottle. Camp runs rain or shine. No camp June 19 and July 3.