PPA Summer Camps
Top Rated Sports Camps in the Washington, DC + Bethesda Region.
Summer 2026
What Sets us Apart
Facilities
Our Summer Camps are held at some of the top private school athletic facilities in the DC metro region.
Professional Partnerships
We have partnerships with all local pro teams including the Washington Spirit, DC United, American University Basketball to create special camp experiences.
Camp Shirts
Each week, campers get new high quality camp shirts.
Coaching
We offer the BEST coaching staff of all sports camps. Combining members of our full time coaching staff with former PPA players and current college athletes.
Development
Our camps are not just about fun, but also about helping players get better at their sport.
Convenience
Great locations in NW DC, Bethesda, and Chevy Chase. Aftercare options at all Camps. Cafeteria Lunch Options at GDS camps.
About
Soccer
DAY Camps
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Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
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Aftercare available: 3:00 - 5:30pm
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Ages: 6 - 12
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NW DC Locations (GDS):
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June 15-18 (4 day camp)
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June 22-26
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June 29 - July 2 (4 day camp)
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July 20 - 24
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July 27-31
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Aug 3 - 7
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Chevy Chase Locations (Maret):
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July 6 -10
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July 13 - 17
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Aug 10 - 14 (Girls Only)
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Bethesda Locations (WES):
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Aug 10-14 (Boys Only)
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Aug 17-21
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PPA Soccer Day Camp is a high-energy, skill-focused summer camp designed for elementary and middle school players. Each day combines technical training, small-sided games, and competitive play in a fun, supportive environment. Players work on fundamentals like dribbling, passing, shooting, defending, and teamwork while building confidence and love for the game.
About
Hoops
DAY Camps
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Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
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Aftercare available: 3:00 - 5:30pm
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Ages: 6 - 12
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Weeks at Georgetown Day School:
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June 15-18 (4 day camp)
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June 22-26
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June 29 - July 2 (4 day camp)
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July 6 - 10 (Boys Only)
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July 6-10 (Girls Only)
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July 13 - 17
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July 27-31
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Aug 3 - 7
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Aug 10 - 14
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PPA Basketball Day Camp is a high-energy, skill-focused summer camp designed for elementary and middle school players. Each day combines skill development, small-sided games, and competitive play in a fun, supportive environment. Players work on fundamentals like shooting, ball-handling, defense, and teamwork while building confidence and love for the game.
Contact Us
FAQ's
Q. What is the program Philosophy?
We’re not your typical Summer Camp. We're here to spark a love for sport, an understanding of teamwork, and a lesson in resilience. PPA is about creating passionate athletes, shaping character, and leaving an indelible imprint on the next generation's lives.
Q: Do campers need to be on a PPA team to attend?
A: Not at all! Our camps are open to everyone, whether you’re new to PPA or a current participant.
Q: Do you offer scholarships?
A: Yes, we offer scholarships through our PPAforAll program. Visit our scholarship page to learn more and see if you qualify.
Q: Is Aftercare available for camps?
Yes, Aftercare is available. You can find more details, including availability and registration, on our Aftercare page.
Q: Can I change or cancel my registration after signing up?
A: Yes, you can change or cancel your registration, but our refund policy applies:
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100% refund if requested at least 10 business days before the camp starts.
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75% refund if requested within 10 business days of the camp starting, unless there are extenuating circumstances (e.g., injury, illness, family illness, or travel delay).
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No refunds within 5 business days of the camp starting, unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Q: What should my child bring to camp?
A: Campers should bring a water bottle, athletic shoes, sunscreen, and sport-specific equipment like a soccer ball or basketball. Don’t worry if something gets left behind—we have extra equipment on hand.
Q: What will my child do at camp?
A: Each day is filled with exciting activities like skill development, sports games, water fun, and team-building challenges. Check out a sample daily schedule above.
Q: Are camps focused on specific sports?
A: Yes, our camps focus on soccer and basketball. Campers will also participate in a variety of activities designed to improve athleticism, teamwork, and confidence.
Q: What are the camp hours?
A: Camps run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Aftercare is available for families who need extended hours.
Q: Is lunch provided at camp?
A: Lunch is not included in the base fee. Camps held at GDS give parents the ability to purchase lunch the week prior, or to send their camper with their own lunch. Campers at The Field School must pack their own lunch.
Q: What steps do you take to ensure my child’s safety?
A: Safety is our priority. Our camps are staffed by trained professionals, and we maintain a high staff-to-camper ratio. We also monitor weather conditions closely and adjust programming as needed to keep campers safe and comfortable.
Q: How are campers grouped during the day?
A: Campers are divided into groups based on their age, gender, and skill level to ensure activities are appropriate and engaging.
Q: What happens if there’s bad weather?
A: During inclement weather or extreme heat, we move programming indoors and ensure campers remain active and engaged.
