moderate
2 hours per session
Participants should have basic agility and be comfortable standing and moving on a snowboard for two hours.
Discover the Seven Week Snowboard Skills Program in Eagle Lake, Ontario—a focused Sunday camp designed for kids 7-13 to master safe snowboarding techniques in a supportive winter landscape. Perfect for budding riders seeking structure, fun, and skill progression.
Every Sunday • Two Hours Each Day • Ages 7 - 13 • Limited Space
Join our 7-week youth snowboard camp, running Sundays from January 11th to March 1st, 2026. This program offers young snowboarders aged 7-13 a unique chance to enhance their skills in a focused environment. With afternoon sessions and a commitment to safety, it's an unforgettable experience on the slopes!
Camp runs on Sundays from January 11th to March 1st, 2026 with no programming on Family Day Weekend (February 15).
Our 7-week programs are an excellent opportunity for young snowboarders to focus on their skill development over an extended period of time.
All program participants must have a valid lift ticket for each day of the program (or a season pass).
Review safety and risk awareness information.
Ontario winters can be chilly; layering ensures young riders stay warm without overheating.
Safety is key—always wear a properly fitting helmet when on the slopes.
Even in chilly weather, kids need regular water breaks to maintain energy.
Arriving 15 minutes early helps kids get settled and ready for instruction.
Eagle Lake has developed as a winter sports destination over recent decades, blending natural beauty with community-driven events.
The program encourages low-impact snowboarding and promotes awareness of local winter habitat to minimize environmental impact.
A well-fitting snowboard and boots are vital for comfort and control on the snow.
winter specific
Protect from wet snow and wind to stay warm throughout the session.
winter specific
Keeps hands insulated and dry during cold rides and falls.
winter specific
Protects eyes from snow glare and wind, improving visibility.
winter specific