Harrogate Town’s summer soccer camp will be returning next month.
Starting on Tuesday 28th May, the camps are designed to give boys and girls the highest quality of coaching through a variety of different activities in a fun and safe environment.
They’re open to both boys and girls aged 6-14 and will run throughout the school summer holidays.
And there are just a few spaces renaming, according to the club.
The camps run from 10am until 3pm at St John Fisher in Harrogate.
The upcoming dates are:
Summer Half Term
- Tue 28th May - Fri 31st May
Summer Holidays
- Week 1: Mon 29th July - 1st August
- Week 2: Mon 5th August - Thurs 8th August
- Week 3: Mon 12th August - Thurs 15th August
- Week 4 Tue 27th August - Fri 30th August
Autumn Half Term
- Mon 28th October - Thurs 31st October
Soccer camps are charged at £28 per player, per day.
Sign up here or for more information, email Daveriley@harrogatetownafc.com.

Harrogate-based Sporting Influence Foundation to tackle 24 climbs in 24 hours
Giant vegetables take centre stage at Harrogate Autumn Flower Show
Alpamare waterpark to be sold to 'protect its future' with private investment
Roadworks causing growing disruption in Harrogate and Knaresborough, officials admit
Yorkshire artist brings Harrogate's Old Market Hall back to life
Martin House hosts first children's palliative care conference
Judge appointed to lead inquiry into North Yorkshire mental health trust
Harrogate group raise more than £40,000 with cycle to Bordeaux
Scotton pub wins Tripadvisor award for seventh year running
Almost 2,000 people sign Knaresborough landslip petition
Police appeal after Range Rover damaged in Knaresborough
St Aidan's teacher recognised at national Teacher of the Year Awards
Bramham Park to host its first Christmas market
Harvest gown unveiled for flower show's 50th anniversary
Ripon's Mario's Restaurant named among Tripadvisor's top 10%
Harrogate Rugby Club reveals plans for clubhouse expansion and padel courts
Police appeal after Lister House minibus vandalised in Ripon
Council urged to "show me the money" and provide evidence of home-to-school policy change savings
Kate Mosse and Prue Leith among stars of Harrogate Literature Festival
Ripon among UK's top cities for missing parcels


