Campers sleep in dormitory-style rooms at the camp base in Brockenhurst and bring their own bedding, such as a sleeping bag or duvet, along with their skateboard, helmet and pads.
Camp Rubicon also runs a residential Scooter Camp in the Midlands (Corby). All Scooter Camp weeks for summer 2026 are sold out, so no bookable dates are listed. Contact the camp to ask about future scooter dates.
Yes. One of the summer weeks (3–7 August 2026) is a dedicated girls-only week with the same full programme of daily skatepark visits, guest coaches, accommodation and meals.
The £565 weekly fee includes accommodation from Monday to Friday, breakfast, lunch and dinner every day, daily transport to and from the skateparks and admission to any indoor skateparks. Early arrivals, late departures and transfers to and from train stations and airports are available at extra cost. Families can pay in full or in monthly instalments.
Skate Camp is open to skateboarders aged 8 and above. It is not suitable for complete beginners: campers should already be comfortable skating parks and be prepared for five full days of skateboarding. The camp does not publish an upper age limit — families with older teenagers should confirm directly with the camp. Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.
