Camp Info
| Ages: | 4–10 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Sports: | Sports, Martial Arts |
| Adventure: | Adventure, Challenge, Obstacle Course |
| Health: | Health, Wellness, Fitness |
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San Diego, CA, USA
Running, jumping, tumbling, and obstacle-course challenges shape the core of Carmel Valley Ninja Camp. The program is designed for children ages 4–10 and takes place at Shaolin Kempo Arts in San Diego. Campers spend their time moving through active challenges that combine fun with fitness, giving them repeated chances to use coordination and strength. The camp’s program description emphasizes a safe, supportive setting where children can stay active while taking on physical challenges. The stated goals connect movement practice with teamwork, resilience, and growing confidence.
The experience focuses on more than completing obstacles. Activities are designed to help campers practice teamwork and resilience as they move through the program. Strength and coordination are stated program goals, and confidence-building is part of the overall camp experience. Children who like energetic movement, tumbling, and obstacle-style play are likely to connect with the program’s hands-on approach.
Rather than centering the experience on classroom-style lessons, Ninja Camp keeps the focus on active participation. Its mix of running, jumping, tumbling, fitness, and obstacle courses gives children a clear physical theme throughout the session. Families looking for a movement-heavy camp with a focused age range and defined fitness component can use those features to decide whether the program fits their child’s interests.
| Ages: | 4–10 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Sports: | Sports, Martial Arts |
| Adventure: | Adventure, Challenge, Obstacle Course |
| Health: | Health, Wellness, Fitness |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
You can still submit a quick request to let the camp know you’re interested.
Ninja Camp is organized around active physical challenges rather than a single sport. Campers run, jump, tumble, and work through obstacle courses, with fitness serving as the common thread across the program. The published camp description identifies strength and coordination as key areas children develop through these activities, while teamwork and resilience are part of the broader experience.
The program’s format gives children repeated opportunities to move, attempt challenges, and participate alongside other campers. Obstacle work adds a clear goal to the physical activity, while tumbling, running, and jumping keep the movement varied. The camp also includes confidence-building as part of the experience, so the emphasis is not only on completing a physical task but on engaging with challenges in a supportive setting. The combination is designed to keep children physically engaged while developing fitness in a fun setting. Campers work through these movement challenges in a group experience where teamwork is one of the stated outcomes.
Because the program is for ages 4–10, it serves a focused elementary-age range while also including younger campers. Families should expect an energetic, movement-centered camp experience with a strong fitness component and a consistent emphasis on coordination, strength, teamwork, and resilience.
Ninja Camp is held at Shaolin Kempo Arts in San Diego. Families use the organization’s online booking system to select dated Ninja Camp options when registration is available.
