Have a lifelong memory between parent and child. These six overnight camps on a college campus work on developing basketball skills, having fun, and most importantly, building a strong bond between parent and child. Plus, they're instructed by some of the top coaches in college basketball, from Bill Self to John Calipari to Billy Donovan.
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Bill Self Basketball Camps
Self's Parent-Child camp is for boys and girls ages 4-7 and their parents. The camp features an autograph session with current members of the tradition-rich Jayhawks basketball team. Learn More »
John Calipari Basketball Camps
The father-son camp at Kentucky gives fathers and sons ages 6-17 the chance to be 1-on-1 with UK coach John Calipari, his staff and current and former Wildcat greats. You will learn drills and techniques that will help you improve as a basketball player. Learn More »
2011 LSU Tigers Boys Basketball Camps
Fathers and sons have an opportunity to learn the game, spend quality time together, and have fun. This camp is eligible for sons in grades 1-8. Learn More »
2012 Billy Donovan Basketball Camp
Donovan's Parent-Child camp is open for boys and girls ages 7 and up and builds skills, promotes fun and encourages healthy parent-child relationships. Learn More »
Stanford Boys Basketball Camp
Stanford offers a parent/child camp for children entering grades K-7, as a way to share basketball memories and learn skills together. Learn More »
Tubby Smith Basketball Camps
This two-day, one night camp will focus on enhancing the bond as father and son, and help improve basketball skills. A son may enroll in the Father/Son camp with a male guardian or friend of the family. Learn More »
Randy Bennett Basketball Camp
The Saint Mary's coach allows sons ages 6-14 and their fathers to build basketball skills together at this weekend camp. Learn More »
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