Full-day, parkour-based camp for ages 7 and up, run by our own coaches on school vacation weeks, no-school days, and all summer. Next up: Indigenous Peoples' Day, October 12. No experience needed, just a willingness to move.
Every day runs 9:00A to 3:00P and mixes these six things. Skill sessions happen more than once a day, before and after lunch, with games and open training woven around them. Not a rigid timeline, just a full day of movement.
The whole crew moves together to start the day and again after lunch, so bodies are ready before every skill block.
Coach-led drills in skill-based groups, morning and afternoon: vaults, precision, walls, bars, and the day's focus skill.
Time on the full course between sessions to work what they just learned and try things on their own.
Team games and challenges slotted around the skill sessions that sneak in real movement. The part campers ask for.
A mid-morning snack, lunch together as one group, and an afternoon snack break. Optional gym snacks are parent-approved.
A breather with parkour videos when energy dips: inspiration, technique, and a chance to cool down.
Every week ends with a line performance to show off what they learned, plus Nerf battles during game time. Campers eat lunch together as one crew all week.
Campers train in skill-based groups, so a first-timer and a seasoned athlete both get the right level of challenge.
Brand-new campers. Safe landings, first vaults, and getting comfortable moving on real equipment.
Building on the basics — cleaner technique, bigger obstacles, and stringing moves into real lines.
Experienced campers chasing harder skills, flips, and comp-level movement with room to push.
Full days of parkour when school's out — book a single day or the whole week. Same coaches, same course, 9:00A–3:00P.
Winter BreakDec 28–31, 2026
February BreakFeb 15–19, 2027
April BreakApr 19–23, 2027Standard day is 9:00A–3:00P; early drop-off (8:30A, $5) and late pickup (to 4:00P, $10) are available. Winter camp is closed December 24–25 and January 1. Register for specific days in the calendar below.
School closed but you've still got a workday? Drop your camper for a full day of camp on these dates.
Oct 12Indigenous Peoples' Day
Nov 11Veterans Day
Jan 18MLK Day
Mar 26No school (Good Friday)
May 31Memorial Day
Jun 17Last day · early releasePresidents' Day and Patriots' Day fall inside the February and April break weeks above.
Questions about payment, switching weeks, or refunds? Just reach out — a real person will sort it out with you.
We're strictly peanut-free — please pack a peanut-free lunch. Optional gym snack purchases must be pre-authorized by a parent.
CampHUB is open to athletes 7 and up. Campers are grouped into skill tracks, so brand-new and experienced kids both get the right level of challenge.
Nope. The “New to the Gym” track is built for first-timers, and coaches meet every camper exactly where they are.
A peanut-free packed lunch, a labeled water bottle, and clothes and sneakers they can move in. We're a strict peanut-free facility.
Massachusetts law requires an up-to-date physical exam and immunization records on file before the first day of camp.
Yes — members save 10% on every camp week.
Early drop-off starts at 8:30A ($5) and late pickup runs to 4:00P ($10).
Tell us the camper’s age, preferred gym, and the week or date you’re considering. A HUB coach will help before you purchase.
This camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be licensed by the local board of health.
In accordance with Massachusetts recreational camp requirements, parents and guardians are provided with information regarding meningococcal disease and immunization on an annual basis. Parents and guardians are encouraged to review this information before the start of camp and may request an additional copy at any time.
Prior to a camper's admission to camp, parents and guardians are provided with the camp's policies and procedures concerning the care of mildly ill campers, the administration of medications, and emergency health care provisions. A complete copy of the camp's health care policy is available to parents and guardians upon request.
At the time application materials are provided, parents and guardians are hereby informed that they may request to review copies of the camp's background check policy, health care policy, discipline policy, and grievance procedures. Requests for copies or review of these policies may be made by contacting the Camp Director at: contact@hubptc.com
By registering for camp, the parent or guardian acknowledges that these required camp notices, policies, and parent/guardian rights have been made available as part of the camp registration materials.