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.

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