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Sunday June 21, 2026
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Intermediate
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Private Rental
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Advanced Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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Sunday June 28, 2026
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Intermediate
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Porch Fest
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Advanced Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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Tuesday June 30, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Soccer Programs with BEST Soccer (Summer) - Soccer, June, Half-Day
In these week long programs, kids can learn the sport of soccer or improve on the skills that they already possess. Run by BEST Soccer.
Each camp day, players will extensively cover a new technical skill. Our goal of each topic is to introduce, refine and master the skill.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Soccer Programs with BEST Soccer (Summer) - Soccer, June, Full-Day (Ages 7+)
In these week long programs, kids can learn the sport of soccer or improve on the skills that they already possess. Run by BEST Soccer.
Each camp day, players will extensively cover a new technical skill. Our goal of each topic is to introduce, refine and master the skill.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Yoga - Summer: Tuesday Outdoor Yoga
We will practice classic yoga poses with a focus on good form and finding both comfort and challenge based on your abilities. Our practice will offer various options for poses so that everyone is welcome.
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Wednesday July 1, 2026
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6:00 AM - 7:00 AM
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Outdoor Fitness Club - Outdoor Fitness Club (Wed at 6am) Session 1
Start your day with movement, accountability, and community.Outdoor Fitness Club is an all-levels group training experience focused on functional strength, conditioning, mobility, and building consistency. Every session is designed to be scalable for beginners while still challenging for more experienced participants.Expect:
Full-body circuit training
Bodyweight and functional movements
Cardio bursts and conditioning
Mobility and recovery work
Fueling strategies to improve performance and reduce muscle soreness
Supportive community accountability
Bring water, a mat if you have one, and a willingness to work.Train outside [RAIN OR SHINE]. Build strength. Start your day with purpose.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Soccer Programs with BEST Soccer (Summer) - Soccer, June, Half-Day
In these week long programs, kids can learn the sport of soccer or improve on the skills that they already possess. Run by BEST Soccer.
Each camp day, players will extensively cover a new technical skill. Our goal of each topic is to introduce, refine and master the skill.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Soccer Programs with BEST Soccer (Summer) - Soccer, June, Full-Day (Ages 7+)
In these week long programs, kids can learn the sport of soccer or improve on the skills that they already possess. Run by BEST Soccer.
Each camp day, players will extensively cover a new technical skill. Our goal of each topic is to introduce, refine and master the skill.
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Thursday July 2, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Soccer Programs with BEST Soccer (Summer) - Soccer, June, Half-Day
In these week long programs, kids can learn the sport of soccer or improve on the skills that they already possess. Run by BEST Soccer.
Each camp day, players will extensively cover a new technical skill. Our goal of each topic is to introduce, refine and master the skill.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Soccer Programs with BEST Soccer (Summer) - Soccer, June, Full-Day (Ages 7+)
In these week long programs, kids can learn the sport of soccer or improve on the skills that they already possess. Run by BEST Soccer.
Each camp day, players will extensively cover a new technical skill. Our goal of each topic is to introduce, refine and master the skill.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball Mixed Gender 3.0-3.5 Up and Down the River - Thursdays Session 2
Mixed Gender 3.0-3.5 Up & Down the River:Up and Down the River (or King/Queen of the Court) is a fun, social, yet competitive Pickleball format where players rotate courts after each games, with winners moving up towards the "top" court (Court 3) and losers moving down one court, mixing partners for fresh, fast-paced fun. Winners on the top court stay put (and split partners), while losers from the bottom court (Court 1) stay and play the losers from Court 2. NOTE: This program is NOT for players below the 3.0 skill level NOR above the 3.5 still level. Players outside these skill levels will not be able to particulate.
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Sunday July 5, 2026
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Intermediate
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Advanced Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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Sunday July 12, 2026
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Intermediate
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Summer: Sundays Advanced Beginner
Beginner:Players new or nearly new to the game of pickleball. The class will center on basic technical aspects of successfully playing the game of pickleball. In addition to rules of play, focus will include techniques for effective forehand shots, backhand shots, dinks, drops, serves, and return of serves. The class will also cover the more tactical skills of court positioning, transitions to non-volley zone, and non-volley zone play. The goal of the class is to give players the skills needed to reach the 2.5-player level. Advanced Beginner:Players who have completed a Beginner 1 pickleball course or have equivalent skills. The class will center on both the technical and tactical skills needed to advance from a 2.5 to a 3.0 player. Focus includes hitting medium-paced serves and volleys with direction and consistency; learning and using drop shots to reset gameplay and open shot opportunities; court positioning in different scenarios; understanding how to identify your strengths and your opponent's weaknesses to maximize point opportunities; and how to compete in a pickleball tournament.Intermediate:Intermediate class is designed for players with a solid understanding of the basics, looking to refine their skills and move towards advanced techniques. It focuses on improving consistency, developing more advanced strokes, and understanding game strategy.
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Monday July 13, 2026
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 6-9
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 10-14
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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beach volleyball
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Tuesday July 14, 2026
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 6-9
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 10-14
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Yoga - Summer: Tuesday Outdoor Yoga
We will practice classic yoga poses with a focus on good form and finding both comfort and challenge based on your abilities. Our practice will offer various options for poses so that everyone is welcome.
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Wednesday July 15, 2026
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6:00 AM - 7:00 AM
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Outdoor Fitness Club - Outdoor Fitness Club (Wed at 6am) Session 2
Start your day with movement, accountability, and community.Outdoor Fitness Club is an all-levels group training experience focused on functional strength, conditioning, mobility, and building consistency. Every session is designed to be scalable for beginners while still challenging for more experienced participants.Expect:
Full-body circuit training
Bodyweight and functional movements
Cardio bursts and conditioning
Mobility and recovery work
Fueling strategies to improve performance and reduce muscle soreness
Supportive community accountability
Bring water, a mat if you have one, and a willingness to work.Train outside [RAIN OR SHINE]. Build strength. Start your day with purpose.
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11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Appalachian Club
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 6-9
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 10-14
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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Thursday July 16, 2026
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 6-9
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
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Skateboarding Clinic - Skateboarding Clinic July 13 - 16 - Ages 10-14
Designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience, this class teaches fundamental skateboarding tricks and skills. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills, we not only teach tricks but help participants develop the confidence to apply them on their own. Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are required. For those that can't bring a skateboard, they will be provided but you must let us know upon registration. Participants must keep all safety gear on at all times and wear athletic shoes.
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