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HRCA Youth Sports
Denver Metro · 8801 S Broadway, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
The Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA) runs Camp HRCA and a range of youth sports and day camps across four recreation centers; the Northridge Recreation Center serves as a primary facility.
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Summer camps — 2026
14 sessions · statuses verified July 28, 202601Camp HRCA (weekly themed day camp)
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Choice-based, state-licensed day camp for ages 4-8 with brand-new weekly themes, hands-on activities, crafts, and games designed to build self-esteem and friendships.
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02Camp Backcountry
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Full-day, week-long nature camp in the 8,200-acre Backcountry Wilderness Area where campers hike, build forts, observe wildlife, and trade screen time for green time.
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03Basketball Camps
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A variety of basketball camps for all ability levels, including CBA Basketball and Teach Sports FUNdamentals camps held at Eastridge.
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04Flag Football Camps
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Youth coed flag football camp for 1st to 8th graders at Westridge Rec Center to improve skills, make friends, and get into one of the fastest-growing sports.
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05Golf Camps
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Junior golf camps with PEAK Golf Academy at University of Denver Golf Club, covering etiquette, grip, setup, full swing, and short game (pitching, chipping, putting) for ages 8-16.
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06Tennis Camps
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FUNdamental tennis camps for beginning and intermediate players, designed to improve and refine existing skills.
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07Fencing Camps
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Introductory fencing instruction from Rocky Mountain Fencing Academy with a low student-to-instructor ratio for individual coaching; all equipment provided.
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08Martial Arts Camps
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Taekwondo camp open to all, with and without martial arts experience, where students improve techniques and knowledge while building creativity, confidence, and friendships.
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09Gymnastics Camps
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Gymnastics camps that help children develop social and motor skills, building concentration, coordination, and self-confidence.
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10Cheer Camps
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Recreation cheer camp introducing dances, cheer chants, jumps, and stunts while building confidence and teamwork; each session ends with a community performance.
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11Tumbling Camps
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HRCA's tumbling sports camps offer single-session day camps for co-ed kids ages 3 to 7, including Flip and Dip Camp and Pop into Summer, held at the Westridge Recreation Center.
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12Volleyball Camps
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HRCA volleyball clinics where kids learn to serve, pass, set, and hit while learning the value of playing as a team.
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13Dodgeball Camps
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Coed youth dodgeball (and kickball) summer activity; gather friends and play, with each player receiving a team shirt.
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14Dance Camps
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What parents say
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★★★★★I am a resident of Highlands Ranch, and my significant other pays HRCA dues. Therefore, I can use any of the four well-equipped and professionally-run rec centers here. Joseph Quintana, a non-resident, has complained that he has been denied access and called it "ridiculous." Huh???
View on Google ↗★★★★★I was invited to help teach racquetball to some high school students. Had a blast!
The facility is very nice with very helpful staff. I especially like what Bill Fearing is doing with the sport of racquetball and the youth. I'm excited about his program and going back again to help teach and play.
View on Google ↗★★★★★Great rec center my preferred pool temperature a little cooler than it's sister pools. Friendly staff
View on Google ↗★★★★★This rec center is without a doubt my favorite. Everything here is updated thanks to renovations a few years ago and has a nice feel. The locker rooms are very well lit and feel modern. The workout area is semi divided and is also well lit. The racquetball areas are very nice and very fun. The indoor pool has a nice diving board, rock wall, and lap pool. The outdoor pool is average, but has a basketball hoop. The front desk staff are welcoming and are very helpful. Overall, this is a very nice rec center and is an amazing perk to residents here.
View on Google ↗★★★★★I had an incident during a workout class last Thursday at this facility. Luckily I received the best TLC from the staff on duty. The instructor and classmates were very kind and understanding despite the inconvenience that I caused. I can’t wait to go back there again. They are awesome .👍👍👍
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