Frisco Youth Camps & Programs

2025/2026 Frisco After School and No-School Day Mini Camp Programs

After School Fun Club

The Town of Frisco is excited to offer state-licensed after school care for the 2025/2026 school year; After School Fun Club. After School Fun Club will provide consistent childcare every day school is in session, from the end of the school day until 5:30pm, at Frisco Elementary School. The program will mimic our summer Frisco Fun Club activities, including games, team building, crafts, sports, and more.

After School Skateboarding

In the fall, we will be offering an after school skateboard program at the Frisco Adventure Park, which will be open to kids ages 5-12. Our instructors will focus on body positioning, balance, and technique, and will work on helping participants progress throughout the session. Participants should feel comfortable on a skateboard. Registration will open on August 6th, 2025 for this program.

After School Biking

In the fall, we will be offering an after school mountain bike program at the Frisco Adventure Park, open to kids ages 5-12. Instructors will guide participants through the bike park and the Frisco Adventure Park trails to focus on body positioning, balance, and technique as they progress throughout the session. Participants should feel comfortable on a bike with gears and hand brakes. Registration will open on August 6, 2025 for this program.

Little Vikings Youth Nordic Skiing Program

Little Vikings is a learn-to-cross country ski program presented by the Town of Frisco and Team Summit Nordic. The weekday program is open to youth ages 5-12 and offers two, four-week sessions that meet after school at the Frisco Nordic Center. This program is non-competitive and is open to all ability levels with a focus on learning to ski and developing good classic-skiing technique. Registration for this program will open on Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at 8:00am.

Zeke’s Shredders After School Downhill Ski/Snowboard Program

Zeke loved FUN. Zeke was FUN! Growing up in Summit County Jon “Zeke” Zdechlik always found ways to play outdoors, supported by an amazing mountain community. Sledding, downhill skiing, Nordic skiing, and ski jumping were all a part of his days. He even learned to snowboard as an adult, admitting he could have used a pillow to cushion all his falls. Zeke loved Summit County and kids and envisioned a program for them to enjoy snow sports and be mentored by adults. Zeke’s Shredders is a great opportunity for school-age kids to enjoy the mountains and thrive in a healthy community through learning to snowboard and downhill ski. Team Summit provides the coaches for this great program. Go Shredders! Registration will open on Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at 8:00am.

Winter Vacation Sensation (No-School Day Camp)

Mini Camps are state-licensed day camp programs that are open to youth ages 5-12. The camps feature themed activities and offer educational opportunities on the days that kids do not have school. Our instructors lead the participants through group activities, team building, arts and crafts, and often times local field trips.

Registration generally opens 2 months before, on the 1st Wednesday of the month. Fall (Sept-Nov) 2025 will open on Wednesday, August 6, 2025 at 8:00am. Registration for Winter (Dec-Mar) Mini Camps will be on October 1, 2025 and Spring (Apr-June) will be February 4, 2026. We will offer Mini Camps on the dates listed below.

No School Day Dates, 2025-2026 (Listed on our Registration Website as Fun Club September – November, December – March, or April – May)

• September 26
• October 30 and 31
• December 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30 and 31 and January 1, 2, and 5
• January 19
• February 2
• February 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27
• March 13
• April 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24

Kids’ Night Out

Parents can enjoy a night while our staff takes the kids tubing at the Frisco Adventure Park, followed by pizza and a movie. The kids will tube from 5:00pm-6:00pm with dinner and a movie to follow from 6:00pm-8:00pm. This winter we will offer Kids’ Night Out on January 9 and 30, 2026 and on March 20, 2026. Registration for Kids’ Night Out dates this winter will opened on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.

Registration Details

• Fall online registration for August through November After School Fun Club, After School Bike Camp, After School Skateboard Camp, and Mini Camps (listed on our website as Fun Club September – November) opened on August 6, 2025.
• Winter registration for December through March for Frisco’s after school programs including After School Fun Club, Little Vikings, Zeke’s Shredders, Kids Night Out, and winter break and holiday break Mini Camps (listed on our registration website as Fun Club December – March) opened on October 1, 2025.
• Spring registration for April through June After School Fun Club and spring break Mini Camps will open on Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 8:00am.

Registration Help Documents

We strongly encourage you to visit the registration website prior to registration opening to ensure that you remember your password or to create a new account.

• If you need help creating a new account, please view our “How to Create a New Account” instructions.
• If you need help with the registration process, please view our “How to Register” instructions. 

Registering children with special needs for Frisco youth camps and programs

We make every effort to provide reasonable accommodations for children with special needs. To make arrangements for your special needs child, please call 970-418-0898 or email FriscoCamps@townoffrisco.com at least ten days before your child will attend a program or camp.

Fall/Winter/Spring Youth Programs

Youth Nordic Skiing Program

After School Downhill Ski/Snowboard Program

Kids’ Night Out

After School Fun Club

Winter Vacation Sensation (No-School Day Camp)

After School Skateboarding Program

After School Biking Program

Kids’ Events

Summer Youth Day Camps

Frisco Fun Club

Adventure Camp

Bike Camp

Lego® Camp

H2O Camp

Skate Camp

Some alternatives to Frisco youth camps & programs

Our day programs and youth camps are in high demand and they fill up quickly. (We’re talking lightning-fast after registration opens, so plan ahead). However, if you can’t secure a spot in a youth camp or program, that doesn’t automatically sentence your kids to boredom.

With several parks located around town, an Adventure Park, Nordic Center, and a Marina, there are plenty of other opportunities for kid-friendly fun. 

SummitCentral.org contains all of the child care available in the county. Check them out to find alternative options!

Also, check out our events calendar to see our upcoming kid-themed and family-friendly events.