Spring break is the perfect time to stay active, make friends, and try something new! DC Way’s Spring Break Camp offers five unique camp options across DC – from creating art inspired by landmarks around the world to exploring Brazilian culture to pure World Cup action.
Whether your child is new to soccer or plays year-round, they’ll spend their break playing games, learning new skills, and having fun with other kids. Each camp runs full days with experienced coaches who keep kids engaged and excited from morning to afternoon.
Register now and save with Early Bird pricing – spots fill up fast every year.
9 am - 3 pm
$450
9 am - 5:30 pm
$575
9 am - 12 pm
$265
12 pm - 3 pm
$265
9 am - 3 pm
$105
9 am - 5:30 pm
$135
9 am - 12 pm
$70
12 pm - 3 pm
$70
8 am - 9 am
$15
3 pm - 5:30 pm
$30
Dates: April 13-17 (Mon-Fri)
Time: 8 am – 5:30 pm (before and after care available)
Ages: Boys and Girls 3-12 years old
Locations: Hill Center, Chisholm Elementary, School Within School, Seaton Elementary, and Gallaudet University
What to Bring: Water bottle, hat, sunblock, shin guards, cleats/sneakers, lunch, and snacks
*We are an electronics-free camp. Cell phones, tablets, and smart watches should be left at home.
Art Classes: Art & Soccer Camps are priced higher because of what’s included: classroom rental for art time and all the supplies kids need for their projects each week.
Youth Leadership Programs: Looking for a leadership experience for older kids? We offer CIT (ages 12-13) and Junior Assistant (ages 14-18) positions during camp! Teens gain hands-on work experience, earn volunteer hours for school, and develop leadership skills while helping with camp activities. It’s a great opportunity to grow, mentor younger players, and become a future coach at DC Way. Click here to learn more.
Located in the heart of Capitol Hill, Hill Center gives us everything we need for a great camp experience. Campers have access to dedicated art rooms for creative projects, bathrooms, and a secure facility. Soccer classes are held at nearby Chisholm Field. Our camp takes kids on an adventure Around the World with a different country each day. Kids create art inspired by landmarks and nature from each destination – from building paper Taj Mahal stadiums in India to painting Arctic whales in Iceland – while playing soccer and exploring different cultures.
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Located in Capitol Hill, Chisholm offers spacious outdoor fields, an amazing playground, and indoor access to Hill Center for breaks and bathrooms. It’s a great setup for a full day of soccer and activities. Our World Cup Spring Break Camp celebrates the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a different country each day. Kids play soccer games, learn new skills through fun drills, cool off with water play, and earn special prizes. Pure soccer fun with surprises every day.
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Located in NE DC, School Within School offers an amazing outdoor field perfect for soccer training and games, plus dedicated indoor spaces for art classes. With easy access to bathrooms and a safe, family-friendly environment, it’s an ideal spot for camp. Our Art & Soccer Camp takes kids on an adventure Around the World with a different country each day. Kids create art inspired by landmarks and nature from each destination – from painting giant baobab trees in Madagascar to designing tiger spirit art in South Korea – while playing soccer and exploring different cultures.
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Located in the heart of DC, Gallaudet offers high-quality turf fields and indoor facilities that make it one of our best camp locations. Campers have access to bathrooms, cafeteria space, and a safe, secure campus environment. Our Spring Break Camp celebrates Brazilian soccer culture through the skills, creativity, and joy that make the game special. Kids learn technical moves inspired by Brazilian legends, play dynamic games, and experience the energy of Brazilian-style soccer. Each day brings new challenges, prizes, and authentic Jogo Bonito fun.
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Located in the heart of Capitol Hill, Seaton Elementary offers a familiar and convenient location for our Spring Break Camp. This camp is open exclusively to Seaton families – giving your child the chance to spend spring break with classmates and friends in a setting they already know and love. Our Art & Soccer Camp takes kids on an adventure Around the World with a different country each day. Kids create art inspired by landmarks and nature from each destination – from building paper Taj Mahal stadiums in India to drawing Arctic whales in Iceland and baobab trees in Madagascar – while playing soccer and exploring different cultures.
Camp Details:
FRIENDS, GAMES, FUN… What more could you ask for?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 12 pm
12 pm - 3 pm
3 pm - 5:30 pm
9:00 - 9:15 am
Registration and Drop-Off
9:15 - 9:20 am
Morning Meeting
9:20 - 10:00 am
Warm-Up and Morning Activities (varies by camp theme - art or soccer)
10:00 - 10:15 am
Snack Time
10:15 - 11:55 am
Soccer Training and Games
12:00 - 12:30 pm
Lunch
12:30 - 2:40 pm
Afternoon Program Activities (varies by camp theme - art or soccer)
2:40 - 2:55 pm
Clean-Up
3:00 pm
Pick-Up
Note:
Activities vary depending on the day of the week, number of campers, and weather conditions.
9:00 - 9:15 am
Registration and Drop-Off
9:15 - 9:20 am
Morning Meeting
9:20 - 10:00 am
Warm-Up and Morning Activities (varies by camp theme - art or soccer)
10:00 - 10:15 am
Snack Time
10:15 - 11:55 am
Soccer Training and Games
12:00 pm
Pick-Up
12:00 - 12:15 pm
Registration and Drop-Off
12:15 - 12:30 pm
Afternoon Meeting
12:30 - 2:40 pm
Afternoon Program Activities (varies by camp theme - art or soccer)
2:40 - 2:55 pm
Clean-Up
3:00 pm
Pick-Up
3:00 - 3:15 pm
Registration and Drop-Off
3:15 - 4:00 pm
Playground / Board / Smart Game Playing
4:15 - 4:30 pm
Snack Time
4:30 - 5:00 pm
Playground / Board / Smart Game Playing
5:00 - 5:25 pm
Day Round-Up
5:30 pm
Pick-Up
Note:
Activities vary depending on the day of the week, number of campers, and weather conditions.
🇮🇳 Monday: India – Golden Taj Mahal
Kids travel to India and build their own paper Taj Mahal stadium. Using cutting, folding, and layering, they’ll create a sparkling white palace and imagine a soccer match happening right on its grounds. This project teaches fine-motor skills, symmetry, and introduces them to one of the world’s most iconic landmarks.
🇲🇬 Tuesday: Madagascar – Baobab Trees
Campers head to Madagascar to draw and paint the island’s giant baobab trees as magical goalkeepers watching over a soccer field. With bold lines and bright colors, kids learn about scale, nature, and movement while picturing a game under Africa’s most famous trees.
🇰🇷 Wednesday: South Korea – Tiger Spirit
Inspired by Korea’s legendary tiger spirit, kids create powerful tiger art that celebrates soccer energy and strength. Using expressive shapes and patterns, they’ll design fierce but friendly tigers cheering for their team. This project builds creativity, confidence, and introduces cultural symbolism.
🇦🇺 Thursday: Australia – Opera House Sunset
Kids paint the Sydney Opera House glowing at sunset with a soccer match happening nearby. Blending warm sunset tones with cool ocean blues, campers explore light, reflection, and city landscapes while learning color mixing techniques.
🇮🇸 Friday: Iceland – Arctic Whales
The week wraps up in icy Iceland, where kids draw majestic Arctic whales leaping near a chilly soccer field by the sea. Using flowing lines and cool blues, they’ll learn about movement and marine life while imagining whales cheering on the game.
Spring break doesn’t have to mean downtime. Your child can spend the week playing soccer, creating art, making friends, and exploring different cultures through the game they love. With five camp options across DC, you can choose the location and theme that works best for your family.
Spots fill up fast during spring break. Early bird discount available – register now and save!
Questions? Reach out anytime at contact@dcway.com or call (571) 490-1275. We’re looking forward to a great spring break with your kids!
We offer five different camp options across DC during spring break week (April 13-17). Choose from Art & Soccer camps at Hill Center, School Within School, or Seaton Elementary (Seaton students only), World Cup Camp at Chisholm, or Brazilian Way Camp at Gallaudet University. Each camp has its own unique theme and activities. Kids play soccer, work on skills, and participate in camp-specific activities like art projects focused on global landmarks and culture, cultural learning about Brazilian soccer traditions, or pure soccer competitions.
Ages 3-12, all skill levels welcome. For our youngest campers (ages 3-4), we ask that they be potty trained and able to follow basic instructions.
Spring Break Camp runs April 13-17, 2026 (Monday through Friday). You can register for the full week or choose individual days that work for your schedule.
All DC Way coaches and teachers are background-checked, First Aid trained, and experienced working with children. Our soccer coaches are licensed and passionate about the game, while our art and activity teachers are talented professionals who know how to engage kids creatively. They all create a positive environment where every child feels supported. We’re proud of our team – they’re the reason families keep coming back.
Your child will stay active during spring break, improve their soccer skills, and make new friends in a supervised environment. They’ll learn about different cultures and playing styles while having fun. Experienced coaches keep kids engaged all day at convenient DC locations. Plus, they come home tired but happy and excited to tell you about their day.
Shirley Chisholm Elementary School
School Within School
Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital
Gallaudet University
Seaton Elementary School
Full Week Early Bird Options:
One Day Early Bird Options:
You can add a DC Way t-shirt or soccer ball to your registration for $25.
All players should bring a water bottle, shin guards, sneakers, cleats, a hat, sunblock, snacks, and lunch (for full-day campers). Players younger than 6 years should wear tennis or athletic shoes (cleats are not needed).
We recommend applying sunscreen and bug spray at home in the morning. Staff will help reapply sunscreen in the afternoon.
Please note: We are an electronics-free camp. Cell phones, tablets, and smart watches should be left at home.
Please click the button below to register online:
Need help with registration? Email us at contact@dcway.com or call (571) 490-1275.
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