Yes. Many athletes choose to extend their training by attending multiple sessions. Our Double Session is the most popular Summer program, and some campers stay for as many as five sessions. Between sessions, athletes remain on campus at the Salmon River Reserve, where they do laundry, rest, and recharge before returning to training.
Mt. Hood: Campers stay at the Salmon River Reserve, a scenic two-acre riverfront property with three houses and recreation facilities. Athletes are grouped by gender and age, with the option to request roommates. Accommodations include comfortable beds and shared bathrooms, and meals are served on-campus to keep everyone fueled and connected.
Big Sky: Campers enjoy slope-side lodging at the Shoshone Condominium Hotel and Huntley Lodge in Mountain Village. Athletes are grouped by gender and age, with the option to request roommates. Rooms are well-furnished and comfortable, with shared bathrooms. Campers also have access to the resort health club, often used for afternoon dryland training and swimming. All meals are provided in resort restaurants.
Mt. Hood: Meals are served on-campus at the Salmon River Reserve. Athletes pack their lunch at breakfast to take on the hill, while dinners feature hearty, well-rounded options with both meat and vegetarian choices. Fresh, home-cooked meals with local produce keep everyone energized for the next day of training.
Big Sky: Campers enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner in resort restaurants that serve delicious, high-quality meals in a welcoming atmosphere. A variety of options ensure every palate is satisfied and athletes are well-fueled for each day of training and adventure.
Campers are supervised 24/7 by our dedicated NASC staff. All staff members are actively involved in supervision, both on and off the hill, ensuring a safe, supportive, and closely monitored environment at all times.
Yes. Airport transfers are included in camp fees when flights arrive and depart at Portland (PDX) or Bozeman (BZN)during our scheduled Arrival/Departure Days and within the travel window of 10:00 AM–3:00 PM.
Mt. Hood: Each session is limited to 30 campers. Summer Ski Race Camp sessions typically fill 1–2 months in advance, so early registration is recommended.
Big Sky: Each session is limited to 45 campers. Fall Ski Race Camp sessions usually fill by August.
Registration Tip: We encourage families to register as early as possible. Spots are limited and in high demand, and early registration ensures your athlete’s place at camp.
NASC camps welcome athletes ages 8–18, with all age groups represented in every session. Our camper community is typically about 60% girls and 40% boys, creating a balanced and supportive training environment.
Adults are welcome to join NASC through our Mt. Hood Day Program, which runs alongside youth training sessions. A minimum of four adult participants is required to operate the program.
NASC Ski Race Camps are built for athletes who want to sharpen their racing skills. Racers of all levels are welcome, as long as they have solid general skiing ability, prior ski racing experience, and proper racing equipment. Our campers typically come from FIS, U.S. Ski & Snowboard programs, ski racing clubs and teams, and high school racing programs.
If you’re unsure whether your child is ready, you’re welcome to send us a short video for evaluation at nasc@skicamp.com.
We know it’s important for you to feel connected while your child is at camp. You’ll be provided with the Camp Directors’ mobile numbers, though please keep in mind that during busy training and activity times it can sometimes be difficult for us to pick up right away. Since most campers have cell phones, reaching out to them directly is often the fastest option. And of course, our camp office is always available at 303-875-1405 or by email at nasc@skicamp.com— we’re here to help whenever you need us.
We understand that sending your child on a flight to or from camp may feel daunting, but rest assured — it’s safe, straightforward, and something we’ve successfully managed for over 30 years. In all that time, we’ve never missed a camper pickup or drop-off.
Arrival & Departure
Campers flying in will be met at Portland International Airport (PDX) for Mt. Hood sessions or Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) for Big Sky sessions.
• Arrival Day: Please schedule flights to arrive before 3 PM.
• Departure Day: Please schedule flights to depart after 10 AM.
• Flights outside these windows can be accommodated at an additional cost of $150 per person.
Meeting at the Airport
Upon arrival, campers should proceed to their flight’s baggage carousel. NASC staff — wearing branded jackets/hoodies/shirts and holding an NASC sign — will meet them there, along with other campers carrying ski equipment.
Unaccompanied Minors (Under 13)
• Airlines require children under 13 traveling alone to use their Unaccompanied Minor Service (additional airline fee).
• Please call our office two days before arrival to obtain the name of the NASC staff member who will meet your child at the gate.
• Airlines require photo ID for pickup of unaccompanied minors.
• For departures, airlines require our staff to remain at the gate until the flight departs. Because this often takes several hours, there is an additional $100 charge for this service.
Special Arrangements
Arrivals or departures on non-scheduled camp days are not recommended but can be arranged with advance notice for an additional $150 per person.
Families driving to camp should plan to arrive between 4:00–6:00 PM on the first day of the session. This allows campers time to settle in before our team meeting at 7:00 PM, where athletes and coaches will be introduced and camp logistics outlined for the week.
