Housing &
Meals
Boarder campers experience life on the United States Air Force Academy campus while staying in the Cadet dormitories and dining in Academy facilities.
Housing
Boarders must be at least 12 years old and are housed in Vandenberg Hall on the Air Force Academy campus.
Dorm Rooms
Rooms are military-style dorm rooms and are generally designed for two campers. Each room includes its own sink and mirror.
Roommates
Campers may request a roommate during registration. AF Sports Camps will make every effort to honor requests, but assignments are not guaranteed.
Supervision
Cadet and adult counselors reside in the Sports Camps dormitory area and provide supervision during evening and overnight hours.
What Boarders Should Bring
Bedding
Bring twin-size bedding or a sleeping bag, one pillow and a blanket.
Bathroom Items
Bring towels, shower shoes and personal toiletries for the duration of camp.
Clothing
Bring enough athletic and casual clothing for camp, plus a lightweight jacket or windbreaker for cool Colorado evenings.
Meals
Boarders
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided during Sessions 1 and 2.
Breakfast and dinner are served in Mitchell Hall, the same dining facility used by Air Force Academy cadets.
Lunch is served during the daytime camp schedule.
Commuters
Lunch is included on applicable full camp days.
Commuters are responsible for breakfast and dinner and return home following their daily sport camp schedule.
Important Information
Dietary Needs
Limited options are available for common dietary restrictions. Dietary needs should be identified during registration.
Snacks
Campers may bring packaged snacks to supplement their meals. Refrigerators are not available for camper use.
Label Luggage
Clearly label camper luggage with the camper's name, sport and contact information before arriving at camp.
