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Youth sports and summer camps, 2027
When to register, and where, for 92 youth sports leagues and summer camps in Conshohocken, Plymouth Meeting, Whitemarsh and the towns around them. Winter 2026-27 and spring 2027 sports come first, then summer 2027 camps.
2026-10-31 to 2026-12-21 (6 weeks on Saturdays, Sundays or Mondays)
The rink calls this its 2026 Fall-2 Session and it ends before Christmas; rental skates are included, beginners must bring a bike or hockey helmet, and registration closes early if classes fill.
Three classes by age: Mini (18 months to 3) at 4:50 PM, Classic (3 to 5) at 5:30 PM and Premier (5 to 8) at 6:20 PM. Children bring a water bottle and wear shin guards.
Fridays, October 9 to November 13, 2026, 6:15 to 7:45 PM
Run by the Plymouth Whitemarsh High School boys varsity coaches and players and open to boys and girls. Families can pre-register online for single sessions or pay at the door starting at 6:00 PM each Friday.
Boys and girls play in separate divisions; the league is instructional and no experience is needed, and every player gets a jersey. On October 6, RecDesk showed open spots in all 16 grade divisions, and non-residents may register.
2027-04-11 to 2027-05-16 (6 weeks; listing says both Saturday and Sunday, see notes)
After February 26 any remaining spots are filled first come, first served. The listing names both Saturday and Sunday as game day, so confirm with i9 Sports.
2026-27 season; practices began after Labor Day 2026
New swimmers register in the New Member group, attend an evaluation, and are placed in a training group or waitlisted if their group is full. Monthly fees are auto-billed and meet fees are extra.
A six-week introduction to dribbling, passing and shooting taught by Jump Start Sports coaches; every child gets a T-shirt and an award. Both age groups showed as available on the township's registration site on October 6, 2026.
Levels run from Aqua Explorers (6 months to 5 years, parent in the water) through Seal for stronger 6- to 13-year-olds; there are no make-up classes. The township had not posted its winter 2027 swim lesson schedule on October 6, 2026.
Sundays from April 18 (Pre-K to grade 3) and April 25 (grades 4-8), 2027
Pre-K to 3rd grade play a five-week season with a short training session led by club trainers before each Sunday game, and the club caps each division at four teams per gender. Older players play pick-up style games with teams formed on site each week; the price includes a jersey.
No 2027 dates are posted yet; last spring the lowest prices ($75 Tee-Ball/Rookies, $125 Minors/Majors) ran January 1-31, 2026, rising February 1 with a $50 late fee after March 15, and the league offers financial assistance.
Divisions run from Beginners (Pre-K and kindergarten) through Majors (grades 6 to 8), with Saturday games and one weeknight practice. Last season WGSL guaranteed a spot to girls who registered by February 25, 2026; after that, spots depended on roster space. No 2027 dates or fees were posted on October 6.
Divisions run from T-Ball through Majors. On October 6 the league's Available Programs page listed only the fall Challenger division, so 2027 spring dates and fees were not yet posted; last season registration closed March 1, 2026.
For girls in grades 1 to 8 who live in the Springfield Township School District; the season runs from early March through May. The club posted registration announcements on October 6, 2024 and September 19, 2025, but had not posted 2027 dates by October 6, 2026.
For boys living in Springfield Township, the Cheltenham area or Philadelphia; the Pre-K and K Futures clinic is co-ed. On October 6 the club's site still showed 2026 registration links. Springfield Township's league listing says registration opens in November. Last season the grades 1-8 fee rose by $25 after January 15.
No 2027 date is posted yet; last season the league announced spring registration open on December 15, 2025, and children ages 4-7 may join no matter where they live.
No 2027 date is posted yet; last season the league announced spring registration open on December 18, 2025, and it plays at Sutcliffe Park under Cal Ripken Baseball.
Open to boys and girls in kindergarten through grade 8 who live in the Colonial School District, which covers Whitemarsh, Conshohocken and Plymouth; no players are cut. On October 6 the club had posted no dates or fees for 2027, and its registration links still pointed to the spring 2026 forms.
The league posts a standing January 1 to February 1 sign-up window rather than 2027 dates. Families who need help with fees can apply for the T-Mobile Call Up Grant.
The township's fall 2026 guide calls its Sunday intramural flag league, which ran September 20 to November 8, 2026, a pilot for a permanent-team NFL Flag league planned for spring 2027. No spring dates, ages or prices had been published on October 6, 2026.
Sundays, January 3 to February 28, 2027, except February 7
The club had posted the 2027 dates as save-the-dates on October 6, 2026, with no registration date yet. Time slots are set aside for the club's Pre-Travel Academy (1st and 2nd grade) and for intramural and travel players in grades 2-5.
The preschool class requires a parent or caregiver on the mat, and intermediate gymnasts must be able to do a forward roll to standing, a kick to handstand against the wall and a bridge. Team Practice is open to green-band students who are also enrolled in Intermediate.
Weeklong day or overnight camps in coding, game design, robotics and AI; payment plans are available and cancellations before March 1 get a full refund.
Friends' Central says 2027 dates and rates will be announced in October; last year enrollment opened January 5, and before- and after-care are available.
Before and after care (7 AM-6 PM) is included, Y family members registered first in 2026 (non-members on Jan. 21), and there was an early-bird discount before April 1 plus financial assistance.
Before and after care is included, Y family members registered first in 2026, and specialty camps (sports, theatre, art, Lego) ran at the Temple Ambler and Wissahickon Middle School sites.
Before and after care (7 AM-6 PM) is included, and the 2026 site offered traditional, sports, art and science camps plus a counselor-in-training program for ages 14-15.
Camps are booked by the week with morning and afternoon sessions, and campers in both can stay for a supervised lunch; themes include ceramics, jewelry, comics, printmaking and theater.
Non-residents could sign up a week after residents in 2026 if space allowed, a three-week ADC II extension ran in August, and passholders pay lower rates.
In 2026 township residents and annual passholders could register a week before open enrollment, monthly payment plans were offered in person by credit card, and there were no refunds.
Open to non-GFS students; last year a 10% three-week discount ran through mid-March, and sports and specialty camps close one week before each session starts.
Daily swim lessons from Red Cross-certified instructors, a counselor-in-training program for teens entering high school, and the camp advises registering early because space is limited.
In 2026 the club ran a June 22-26 morning camp and an August 25-27 pre-season mini camp, led by its technical director. Summer 2027 dates had not been posted on October 6, 2026, and the page did not give 2026 registration dates.
The day camp page says registration opens in mid-November but gives no year; Excel also runs weeklong sports camps led by EA coaches, and questions go to excel@episcopalacademy.org.
In 2026 the camp ran two four-day sessions, June 22-25 and July 27-30, for boys and girls, with kids entering 3rd grade considered case by case. Summer 2027 dates had not been posted on October 6, 2026.
Riverbend has not posted 2027 dates; a $100-per-week deposit is non-refundable, extended care is $75 a week each for mornings and afternoons, and limited scholarships are available.
2027 details are 'coming soon', with a mailing list on the camp page; in 2026 there was busing from Center City and Northwest Philly, plus free before and after care for families booking seven or more full-day weeks.
Registration goes through the Cindy Griffin Basketball Camps site linked from the SJU page; SJU also lists a girls' lacrosse youth camp for grades 1-8.
An ACA-accredited day camp in a wooded valley with swimming, nature, arts, drama and sports; campers can attend one to seven weeks. The 2026 season ran June 29 to August 14, and bus transportation and after-camp care cost extra.
Registration runs through the Conshohocken recreation department; in 2026 Theatre Horizon also ran camps in Lower Merion, Plymouth, Springfield and Upper Merion townships.
Weekly half-day art sessions (9:15 AM to 1 PM) in painting, clay, printmaking and mixed media; the most recent camp listed ran four weeks from June 22 to July 17. Scholarships are available, and no 2027 dates were posted on October 6.
Each week carries a $25 non-refundable deposit, Gecko Club before and after care costs extra, and deferred monthly payment plans are set up by phone at 610-828-7276.
Campers must be toilet-trained; extended day runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for an added fee, and Penn Charter also offers sports, specialty and varsity camps plus new transportation.
A four-week reading, writing and math program open to students from any school, with afternoon recreation and STEAM activities for grades 1 to 5. On October 6 the page advertised 2027 early-bird rates, but the online enrollment form was not accepting submissions and no early-bird deadline was posted.
The club says details and registration will be posted in January 2027; the price and field were not listed on October 6, 2026. The page lists the camp for players in the club's intramural and travel programs.
On October 6 the camp's home page said pre-registration for summer 2027 was full and offered a waitlist. Activities include swimming in the club's pools; enrollment requires at least two weeks and a $500 non-refundable family deposit.
Day-by-day care at the community center on days off from school, with games, sports, swimming and a project; children bring a lunch and snack. The township says programs need a minimum enrollment and urges early registration.
