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Aviator Sports Summer Day Camp
![Aviator Sports Summer Day Camp Logo](/sites/default/files/Aviator Camps Logo_0.jpeg)
Basic Information
Director: Robert Pleva
Address: 3159 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn NY 11234
Phone Number: 718-758-7510
Email: Camps@AviatorSports.com
Additional Information
Ages/Grades: 4-15
Camp Season: July 1, 2024-August 23, 2024
Setting:
Aviator Sports and Events Center has a wide-range of event space throughout 175,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space.
We have an incredible facility that includes:
175,000 square feet of indoor space
Two full-sized outdoor turf fields
Two NHL-sized ice rinks
20,000 square foot multipurpose Field House, which houses:
10,000 square foot hardwood floor for basketball, volleyball, indoor tennis and more
10,000 square foot indoor turf field for soccer, football, kickball and more
15,500 square foot Gymnastics Center
35 foot tall rock wall
Various party rooms for activities like art & crafts
Outdoor "Campland" area featuring outdoor seating for lunch, outdoor basketball court, pedal kart area, volleyball area
Gender: Co-Ed
Pricing: Prices range from $675 (1 week) to $4,100 (8 weeks)
Activities:
Swimming
Ice Skating
Rock Climbing
Gymnastics
Parkour
Arts & Crafts
Dancing
Trampoline
Pedal Karts
Soccer
Basketball
Football
Kickball
Volleyball
Indoor and Outdoor turf games
Additional Information:
Aviator Sports Summer Day Camp in Brooklyn are located within the largest sports complex in New York, inside the repurposed aircraft hangers of Floyd Bennett Field. The indoor facility features 2 NHL-sized ice rinks, a full gymnastics center, a rock wall, indoor turfs, and courts, as well as party rooms for dance, arts and crafts, and much more. Outside of the facility features 2 above-ground pools, 2 full-size turf fields, a golf center with mini-golf, a grass field, and an area for Pedal-karting. With so much space, both indoors and outdoors, the campc offer campers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the summer sun and retreat to the cool air-conditioning when the day gets too hot. The camp also includes exciting and active field trips throughout the program weekly.
Campers receive well balanced lunch and an afternoon snack. Lunches include a protein, vegetables, fruits and carbs. Special dietary restrictions can be accommodated. The camp operates a nut free camp.
Summer camp is divided into three divisions; Younger Division (Ages 4-7), Older Division (Ages 8-11), and Teen Division (Ages 12-15). General camp hours are from 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m., with groups following a daily rotating schedule of approximately 5 activities a day.
Early drop off (8:00 a.m.) and late stay (6:00 p.m.) options are available. Bus transportation is available throught Brooklyn and Queens.
Slogan: A summer of adventure at Aviator Sports Summer Day Camp
Tags: Summer Day Camps