03/18/2026
Please share this with any family looking for a fun two-wheel camp in the Charlotte area for their their young shredders.
After a little nudge from several parents in my kiddos second grade class, Simon Keilty, Middle School teacher, and I are teaming up to host a really fun mountain bike camp that's part of the Charlotte Country Day School Summer Camps program here in Charlotte, NC. The camp is called MTB 101 – Wheelie Fun Camp and is scheduled for June 22 – 26. This camp is geared towards kids who can already ride a bicycle and are ready to take their riding to the next level….our local mountain bike trails. We plan to start the week in the parking lot of the Charlotte Country Day campus and spend the morning evaluating our campers’ abilities. In the afternoon, we plan to head over to McAlpine Park to ride the greenways and mix in some mountain bike trails. Each day, we will take the kids out to different parks around the area, testing our campers on more unique and age-appropriate challenging terrain. The kiddos will be riding singletrack mountain bike trails so a bike with knobby tires and working brakes is a must. Safety for our mountain bike campers is top priority so all must properly fit their bicycle.
Info for the camp:
- Campers must have a 20" wheel or larger mountain bike with knobby tires.
- Bicycles must be in proper working order with no flat spots or bald tires and working brakes.
- Everyone will need full-full finger gloves and a bike specific helmet that properly fits.
- Campers need to carry fluids so either a water bottle on the bike, - Campers will need to bring a tasty lunch to enjoy at the park we plan to visit each day.
Campers ages: 7 to 9 years old
Camp time: 9am to 4pm
Each day, campers will be dropped off between 8:30am and 9am. We will depart campus by 9:15am. We typically arrive back to campus between 3:30pm and 3:45pm with pick up starting at 3:45pm at Charlotte Country Day School on Carmel Rd. For the camp, we will have a cargo truck for bike storage. Bikes can be dropped off on Monday morning and returned at the end of camp on Friday, so parents will not have to carry bikes back and forth each day.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me at [email protected].
For more information or to register, visit the Charlotte Country Day School summer camp website. www.charlottecountryday.org/summer
This camp is capped and will fill up so don’t wait to register.
Thanks so much!
Neal Boyd