Air Camp
Youth Summer Camps • 8-12 years

Program Details

Air Camp gives young athletes a full week of jumping, movement, and confidence-building experiences across the Utah Olympic Park. Campers rotate between Nordic jumping, trampoline sessions, and jumping into the Olympic training pool, learning air awareness step-by-step in a safe, structured environment. Each day includes dedicated trampoline time to develop body control and comfort in the air before progressing to different jumping elements.

The week also features the UOP ropes course, drop tower, and zip lines, adding variety and excitement while reinforcing balance, coordination, and decision-making. With a mix of structured instruction and high-energy activities, Air Camp offers a unique way for kids to explore aerial skills, gain confidence, and stay active through a range of Olympic-style experiences.
Recommended Age
8-12 years
cost
$599/week
location
Utah Olympic Park
Questions? Contact:
rdevine@parkcityss.org
Small Groups, Big Progression
Air Camp runs with a very small weekly capacity, allowing coaches to tailor progression for each athlete during Nordic jumping, trampoline sessions, and water-ramp work. With fewer participants, campers get consistent feedback and steady skill development across multiple jumping environments, helping them build comfort and confidence throughout the week.
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Weeks Offered

June
  • Jun 22-26
July
  • Jul 6-10
  • Jul 20-24
August
  • Aug 3-7

Weekly Schedule

Each day blends Nordic jumping, trampoline training, and air-awareness work, with additional sessions in the pool, on the ropes course, zip lines, and other UOP adventure features.
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Camp Essentials

  • What skills are required to participate?

    Participants should have intermediate skiing skills and be able to manage their equipment independently. No prior Nordic or water-ramp experience is necessary; progression starts on small features.

  • How are athletes grouped?

    Campers are grouped by age and by comfort level during Nordic jumping, trampoline work, and pool sessions, with coaches adjusting groups as needed for safe progression.

  • What should athletes bring?

    Campers should bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, lunch or lunch money, shoes and socks, a water bottle, and a long-sleeve shirt and pants for Nordic jumping sessions. Gloves are optional for cold mornings or ski jumping days.

  • What equipment does PCSS provide?

    PCSS provides skis, boots, helmets, life jackets, and wetsuits for water ramping, along with skis, boots, and helmets for Nordic jumping.