What clothing and footwear should my child wear?

When it comes to clothes kids can wear whatever they’re most comfortable in really. Just remember they will be active – think shorts, tracksuit bottoms, t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies. Keep the jeans and heavy coats at home. Shoes wise, we’d suggest that kids wear a comfortable pair of trainers, as these will stop them from slipping and getting foot and ankle injuries when on the court. During the Summer months please apply a high factor sun lotion. If you are unsure, please contact us before arrival.

Can my child come to a camp if they’ve never played the sport(s) before?

Yes, our sports camps are for children of all abilities!

Can parents stay and watch their child at a camp?

For Mini Camps we ask that a parent or a guardian is present at the venue while the one hour-camp takes place. Alternatively, for parents of older children, parents have the choice of dropping their child off and picking them up at the agreed time or they can stay and watch throughout the day if they wish.

Can my child sign up to a camp for a single day?

At selected venues (Hyde Park, The Regent's Park, Lammas Park and Chiswick) if we have availability on a specific day, yes. Priority will be given to those booking for the whole period.

For Ages 5-14

Multi-Sport Camps

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Hyde Park

Our five hour Multi-Sport Camps are held over five consecutive days and involve many different sports; perfect for children who want a variety of experiences and who just love to play all sports.

Let your kids discover what sports they love to play

Multi-Sport Camps cover the key rules and different learning topics are taught each day. Sports include Padel, Tennis, Athletics, Football, Cricket, Rounders and Handball.

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Children of all sporting abilities are welcome

Park Sports works with self-employed, highly experienced, qualified coaches to make sure every child has the best start to their Multi-Sport journey. Sports are all played within a safe and inclusive environment.

Camps are at 9am – 2pm in Hyde Park

Camp Schedule

A regular camp day consists of one hour of:

Padel or Tennis - forehand, backhand, volleys
Athletics - relays, technical circuits or physical obstacle courses
Team Building Games - e.g. bulldog, tag rugby, Mini Olympics (races, tug of war etc.)

Plus an additional hour of a different sport each day:

Football
Cricket
Rounders
Handball