Dates & prices North Vancouver · Upcoming camps
For kids ages 5–13 who already pedal, steer and brake on their own. We teach trail skills in groups of no more than five riders per coach.
Choose a programme, then review the current dates, meeting instructions and price in the schedule below.
Four camps, grouped by age and riding level
Trail Explorers is for kids who ride a bike independently but are new to forest trails. The three Mount Fromme camps require experience riding blue trails, such as Bobsled, in control.
Ages 5–10See the current schedule below
No trail experience required
For kids who pedal, steer and brake independently and are new to forest trails. Patient coaching on manageable terrain helps them build comfort and enjoy riding with the group.
Learn more about Trail Explorers
Ages 6–10See the current schedule below
Blue-trail experience required
For younger riders who already ride Bobsled or similar blue terrain in control. Build smoother braking, cornering and line choice with other kids near their age.
Learn more about Fromme Juniors
Ages 9–13See the current schedule below
Blue-trail experience required
For confident blue-trail riders ready to improve braking, line choice and trail judgement. Practise making their own decisions, with a coach helping them choose the next challenge.
Learn more about Fromme Progression
Ages 9–13See the current schedule below
Blue-trail experience required
For girls who already ride Bobsled or similar blue terrain in control. Build stronger skills with a small crew of girls, sharing trail time and encouraging one another to progress.
Learn more about Queen RidersNot sure? Read the camp guide or email us the trails they ride now and we’ll help you choose. Email us
A good day on the bike
Kids spend most of each session riding. A short coaching tip, a chance to try it, then back into the ride—with time to regroup, catch their breath and try again.
Loops and routes match the group’s ability, with time to settle in and practise familiar sections.
Braking before a turn, looking ahead and finding a balanced position: small changes they can practise on the next section.
Water and snack stops are built in. Camps spanning lunchtime include a lunch break.
The people leading the ride
Our coaches are skilled mountain bikers who ride often, are trained in first aid and know how to teach skills at the right level for each rider. All coaches also complete criminal record checks.
With no more than five riders per coach, there’s time to notice hesitation, explain a skill and regroup. Riders can watch, walk or retry a feature as they build control.
We handle the teaching and feedback; you get to cheer them on. At pickup, ask how the ride went. Their end-of-camp recap explains what they practised and what to work on next, giving you a starting point for your next ride together.
Arrive ready
Riders must bring their own bike and helmet. We check both before the first ride. If either is unsafe, the rider won’t be able to ride until it is fixed or replaced.
Open the complete packing checklistA properly sized mountain bike in good working order, with gears, two hand brakes and off-road tires.
A fitted, undamaged helmet is required. Gloves, knee pads and elbow pads are optional.
Water, snacks, a rain jacket and a spare tube that fits their bike. Bring lunch when your chosen camp spans lunchtime.
Published camp schedule
All times are local to Vancouver. Prices are per rider, before applicable tax.
The next season is being prepared. Ask about upcoming dates.
Quick answers
Trail Explorers is for independent riders building confidence off-road. Fromme Juniors, Fromme Progression and Queen Riders are for riders who already ride blue trails such as Bobsled in control. If you are unsure, tell us which trails your child currently rides and we’ll help you choose.
Coaches adjust the pace, route and challenges within each group. If the camp is not the right fit, the coach will speak with you and make the safest available plan for the rest of the camp.
The exact dates and hours are shown in the current camp schedule. Review each class before registering.
Riders must bring their own bike and helmet. The bike must fit and have gears, working front and rear hand brakes and off-road tyres. We check both before the first ride. If either is unsafe, the rider cannot ride until it is fixed or replaced.
Each camp’s current meeting instructions are shown with its published dates. Check your latest camp update before travelling.
Yes. Camps run rain or shine. Coaches may adjust the route or daily plan when trail and weather conditions require it. If conditions become unsafe because of extreme weather, air quality or a trail closure, we’ll contact families directly.
Tell us what coaches need to know during registration. Riders should carry and be able to access their own prescribed medication. Contact us before booking if your child may need medication assistance or another specific support so we can confirm what can be safely provided.
Tell us during registration and we’ll do our best to place them together when they choose the same camp, trail group and schedule. Group safety and riding fit come first, so placement cannot be guaranteed.
Parents are welcome to help their rider get checked in and settled at drop-off. Once the group is ready to begin, coaches need to lead the riders without adults following the camp on trail.
More than 10 days before camp, families may transfer to another available camp at no charge or receive a refund less a $35 administration fee. Cancellations received 10 days or fewer before camp are not eligible for a refund, credit or transfer. The complete policy is shown before payment.
We’ll email the approved Smartwaiver after booking. A parent or legal guardian must complete it before the rider participates. We’ll send reminders seven days and 72 hours before camp. An unsigned waiver does not cancel or refund the booking, but the rider cannot ride until it is complete.
Each camp needs at least three riders to run. We’ll keep registered families updated and make the final decision 72 hours before camp. If Shore Bike Camps cancels, families can transfer to another available camp or receive a full refund.
Fall with Shore Bike Camps
Six sessions of trails, useful coaching and small-group riding—matched to the rider your child is today.
Not sure which camp fits? Ask us a question.