Camps
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- Looking for a camp that takes hockey training to the next level? At Barnburner Hockey Academy, we’re redefining what hockey camps should look like! We offer a holistic hockey development experience tailored to players aged 6–16, from house league to AAA that features state-of-the-art skating treadmills, dedicated lanes for shooting and stickhandling, and dryland training, all under one roof. At our camps, players aren’t just mindlessly engaging in repetitive drills—they’re receiving dedicated, individualized feedback to improve their skating, shooting, and fitness while having fun! Then, they take these learnings and apply them during our on-ice portion at RINX for a truly comprehensive experience.
- Our low coach-to-player ratio (6:1) means your child gets the personalized attention and feedback they need to succeed. Unlike camps where kids spend off-ice time in parking lots or hallways, we provide a clean, dynamic facility that includes a boardroom for lunch and safe spaces for play.
- From honing their skating mechanics with AI analyses to playing air hockey during breaks, this isn’t just a development camp—it’s the ultimate hockey experience! Conveniently located near RINX, we’re the only program offering side-by-side skating treadmills, shooting, and dryland training in one dynamic space. At Barnburner, we don’t just train players—we inspire confidence, skill, and a love for the game!
Our Services
What makes our camps special
Expert Coaching & Individualized Feedback
With a low player-to-coach ratio of 6:1, each camper benefits from focused attention and meaningful, individualized feedback. Our experienced coaches work closely with players to refine their technique, while AI-powered skating analysis provides detailed insights into stride mechanics and movement efficiency. Combined with structured shooting sessions and dryland training, our camps offer a well-rounded development experience—enhancing shooting accuracy, skating ability, stickhandling, and overall athletic performance.
A Dedicated 11,000 Square Foot Training Facility
Safety and comfort are at the heart of our camp experience. Unlike many hockey camps where off-ice time is spent in parking lots or crowded dressing rooms, Barnburner provides a clean, air-conditioned facility with designated spaces for meals, play, and rest. Campers can recharge in our boardroom, enjoying lunches and bonding with peers through fun activities like mini-sticks and gaming consoles. This creates an environment where friendships thrive, fostering camaraderie and teamwork alongside skill development. Of course, hockey training isn’t complete without being able to practice their skills on ice. Rinx is a four-pad arena which is just a three-minute walk down the street where we host on-ice portions of our camps.
Revolutionary off-ice training
Barnburner is the only hockey training program that combines side-by-side skating treadmills, shooting lanes, and dryland training in one dynamic location. This unique setup ensures that players get more reps, more individualized coaching, and more opportunities to apply their learnings—both in our controlled environment and on the ice during sessions.
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FAQs
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Is there on-ice training during the camp?
- For our Summer camps, March Break camps and Winter Holiday camps there is 2-hours of on-ice training every day at Rinx. We walk the kids over to the arena and will help carry bags for players who cannot carry their bags themselves.
- PA Day camps may or may not include ice based on the program. Please check the specific program’s details to learn if on-ice training is included.
- What ages and skill levels are your camps designed for?
- How are the camper groups made?
- Can I request to be in the same group as a friend?
- Where is the camp located, and what are the hours?
- How are kids supervised during non-training times?
- What equipment does my child need for camp?
- Is lunch provided, or should we pack food?
- Will someone be able to help tie my child’s skates?
- Is there parking available for drop-off and pick-up?
- Will my child’s AI skating analysis be sent to me?
- How do I register for the camp?
- What happens if the camp is full? Is there a waitlist?