easy
3 hours per day
Suitable for children in average physical condition ready to be active and attentive during lessons.
Looking for a fun and safe surf camp for kids aged 8-12? Kids Camp Nags Head offers beginner lessons, snacks, and shade right on the beach!
Kids Camp Nags Head, hosted by Outer Banks Surf School, offers an unforgettable beach surf experience designed specifically for children aged 8-12. Taking place at the beautiful sandy shores of Nags Head, North Carolina, this private camp runs on select dates in July and August, inviting young surfers to dive into beginner-friendly lessons that build skills day by day. Each session balances excitement with safety, providing all necessary boards and leashes, along with healthy snacks and shady tents to keep campers comfortable. Parents can relax knowing their children are in expert hands, and even stay to watch the fun unfold. The camp’s progressive teaching approach encourages confidence, balance, and a love for the ocean, making it a perfect introduction to surfing. Beyond just catching waves, kids build friendships, stay active outdoors, and enjoy a wholesome summer adventure in a stunning coastal environment. Whether your child is trying surfing for the first time or looking to improve foundational skills, Kids Camp Nags Head is an ideal, hands-on beach experience that combines fun, learning, and safety in one memorable package.
Use reef-safe, broad-spectrum sunscreen to protect skin while minimizing environmental impact.
Encourage kids to drink water regularly to avoid dehydration during active surf sessions.
Lightweight rash guards help prevent sunburn and irritation from the surfboard wax.
Arriving 15 minutes early helps ensure smooth equipment fitting and orientation before lessons begin.
Nags Head has a rich maritime history and was one of the first resort areas developed along the Outer Banks.
Local efforts focus on protecting dune ecosystems and maintaining clean ocean water critical for safe swimming and surfing.
Protect little feet from hot sand and sharp shells while walking to the water.
summer specific
Keeps the sun off the face and stays secure during active water sessions.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is key for energy and safety during camp activities.
Protects eyes from glare and harmful UV rays on sunny days.
summer specific