Find your next basketball camp

Yes — listing a camp is completely free for camps, clinics, academies, clubs, and schools. Submit your camp and we'll review and publish it.

No. SixSevenBall is a directory only — every camp listed here is organized and run independently by the school, academy, or organization named on its listing. Always confirm dates, cost, and registration details directly with the organizer before traveling or paying.

Use the filters at the top of this page — combine an age category, a gender division, and a state or province, and the list updates to match.

Every listing shows the date we last verified its details. Camp dates, pricing, and even availability (full versus open) can change quickly — each listing links directly to the organizer's own registration page so you can confirm current status before committing.

This page is a directory of camps to attend, run by outside organizations. If you're the one running a camp and want the daily schedule, registration, payment, and volunteer tools to run it, see SixSevenBall's camp management features instead.

Pick your state or province from the region list on this page — each one has its own page showing every camp we track there, the cities they run in, when they run, and pricing where the organizer publishes it. Coverage is deeper in some regions than others; if yours looks thin, the camp probably exists and just isn't listed yet, and organizers can add it free.

Across the listings in this directory that publish a price, day camps and single-session clinics commonly land in the double digits to low hundreds, while multi-day and overnight camps run higher because housing and meals are bundled in. Prices vary far too much by region and format to quote one number — each region page shows the actual observed range for that state or province, drawn from its own listings.

The youngest camps in this directory take players from around age 5–6, usually as half-day introductory or 'mini-ballers' sessions focused on movement and fun rather than competition. Coverage broadens through elementary and middle school, which is where most listings sit, and narrows again at the high school and elite levels, where camps tend to be invitation or evaluation based. Filter by age category above to see what's available for a specific group.

Coach-to-player ratio matters more than the name on the banner — a camp with 40 kids and three coaches will not develop anyone. Ask what a typical day looks like, how much of it is live play versus instruction, and whether players are grouped by age or by ability. For overnight camps, ask about supervision ratios after hours. Every listing here links to the organizer's own page so you can ask them directly.