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Summer Camp Over The Bridge

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May 12, 2017 — 2 min read

We get it; Brooklyn is #trending with Brooklyn-based summer camps. Although you might think the booming borough has it all, it doesn’t have Chelsea Piers Summer Sports Camp s. Chelsea Piers is Manhattan’s premier destination for youth sports and home to 15 unique sports camps for children and teens; it is truly a camp worth crossing the bridge!

Chelsea Piers Summer Sports Camp s have served rookie and veteran summer campers for the past 21 summers. Three to 17-year- olds enjoy world-class athletic facilities, expert and caring instructors, and the most exciting sports curriculum available. We offer a variety of full-day sports camps including golf, gymnastics, sports academy, ice skating, hockey, basketball and urban adventure for teens. In addition, each camp features a unique daily recreational period that gives campers a well-rounded sports education.

Chelsea Piers is also the area’s most flexible camp; parents can enroll their young athletes for one, two, or up to 11 weeks of camp. We also make crossing the bridge easy, with bus transportation serving Park Slope and Downtown Brooklyn.

This summer, cross the bridge and join us for NYC’s most extraordinary sports day camp!

Early Bird Pricing Until May 19th!

This post was sponsored by the Chelsea Piers Summer Sports Camp s. If you would like to reach our loyal Brooklyn readers please contact us.

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