Registration for 2026 Summer Camp is Now Open!
Camps at the Greenway
On the 2,100 beautiful acres that make up the Anne Springs Close Greenway, an adventure awaits. Our Summer Camp experiences give children the freedom to explore, play and grow in nature. Designed for ages 3-15, Greenway Summer Camps offer a wide range of activities to spark curiosity and build confidence - from hiking scenic trails and creek stomping to horseback riding, archery, fishing and mountain biking. Campers can also take part in unique programming through our specialty camps at the Greenway Farm & Stables, learning animals and nature through interactive camp activities.
For more than 15 years, the Greenway has offered camps to the children of Fort Mill, Charlotte, Rock Hill, Indian Land, Lancaster and the surrounding areas. Nearly 5,000 campers come through Greenway camp programs, and many past campers return to work as counselors.
The Greenway gives children a chance to experience and celebrate nature. Campers end the week muddy, tired and full of memories made in the great outdoors!
Did You Know?
Greenway family membership holders receive a 10% discount on all camps.
Choose your adventure! Click the Camp name on the left for more details.
Preschool - PreK & Kindergarten
Ages 3-6
Our youngest campers will learn to love the great outdoors while exploring on the Greenway. Each day will be filled with creative and physical activities with plenty of adventure along the way.
Rising 1st - 9th Grades
Campers will enjoy a wide variety of Greenway activities including campfires, field games to build their teamwork, stream stomping along Steele Creek and a waterslide to cool off in the summer heat. They will also get to participate in age specific activities outlined in the link below.
Fish Tales
Rising 3rd - 9th Grades
Ever wanted to know how to rig a line or how to bait a hook? Maybe you’ve wondered what kind of fish you could catch on the Greenway. Then this is the perfect camp for you! During this week we will explore the Greenway, fishing at different ponds and lakes throughout the week. This beginner fishing camp will cover all aspects of fishing to get you started as well as doing some fun fishy crafts and even learning to kayak fish!
Fish Tales: Advanced
Rising 6th - 9th Grades
Are you a fishing enthusiast looking to expand your fishing knowledge? Now is your chance to learn even more about fishing with an awesome camp experience! Returning this year, Advanced Fish Tales will provide an opportunity for campers to dive into more advanced fishing techniques, learning about more fishing knots, picking the best bait, as well as trying out fly fishing and expanding your kayak fishing skills! To attend this camp, campers must be able to confidently use an open reel and be able to tie on and bait their own hook, and they must have attended at least two years of Fish Tales camps.
Mountain Biking Camp
Rising 4th - 10th Grades
Join us for instruction in technical trail riding, slow handling skills, and proper positioning. During the first three days, campers will improve these skills, gain assurance on their bike and enjoy the adrenaline rush of riding trails with confidence. We will finish the week by putting our newly learned skills to the test and set out on a longer ride and will explore the Mountain Bike Skills Park.
Your child must already know how to ride a bike. Each camper must provide their own mountain bike that is a 24” wheel size or larger.
Camp at the Children's Farm
Rising K - 4th Grades
Join us for a week of farm fun at the Crandall Bowles Children’s Farm. Campers will find their inner farmer as they learn to care for the animals, grow a garden, and experience what it takes to be awesome at agriculture. Each day campers will learn a new animal care area by feeding the chickens and rabbits, frolicking with the alpacas, playing with the pigs, grooming the goats, feeding the cows and more.
By the end of the week your camper will have the skills to feed and care for their favorite farm animals. Join us on Friday for the campers to show off their new animal husbandry skills at the Mock Animal Fair.
Equestrian Classic Half-Day Camp (All levels)
Rising 3rd - 9th Grades
Campers of all levels will improve their horsemanship and riding skills while making new friends who share their passion for horses.
The Equestrian Team will do our best to place campers in the group where they will be able to learn and improve the most; however, campers may be moved to a more suitable group at the discretion of the Equestrian Team.
All groups will play games and learn horsemanship skills on and off the horses. As opportunities arise, campers will be able to help with farm chores, watch a horse get new shoes, or see the veterinarian in action.
Equestrian Horsemanship Full-Day Camp (All levels)
Rising 3rd - 9th Grades
Campers of all levels will improve their horsemanship and riding skills while making new friends who share their passion for horses.
This new full-day Equestrian Camp will focus on horsemanship both in and out of the saddle. With extended days, campers will learn about horse ownership, herd management, basic vet care, groundwork, equine anatomy and nutrition.
The Equestrian Team will do our best to place campers in the group where they will be able to learn and improve the most; however, campers may be moved to a more suitable group at the discretion of the Equestrian Team.
Leaders-in-Training: Greenway Series Camps
Rising 10th Grade
Our Leaders-In-Training (LIT) program is designed for those who are ready to begin the transition from camper to counselor by using their camp experience to help create positive experiences for younger campers. Campers ages 14 and 15 years old are encouraged to apply.
The LIT program begins with mandatory training, where LITs will learn leadership skills, such as public speaking, time management, goal setting, problem solving and more. They will also learn the expectations of their role during their session. LITs must be responsible with strong leadership abilities.
After training, LITs are required to attend the remaining week in their session at Summer Camp where they will assist their counselors in leading groups of campers while also participating in camp activities. volunteer a minimum of two weeks at summer camp where they will assist their counselors in leading groups of campers while also participating in camp activities.
LIT applications will be emailed after registration for campers to submit prior to the program beginning in May.
Leaders-in-Training: Equestrian Camps
Rising 9th - 12th Grade
Campers must be at least 14 years old before the first day of camp.
The Equestrian Leaders-In-Training (LIT) program builds fundamental leadership skills and helps campers prepare for the transition from equestrian camper to counselor. In this camp, LITs will partner with the Greenway's Equestrian Team to build a unique experience for campers while learning about industry standards in lessons and horsemanship.
Some of the leadership skills your LIT can expect to grow are public speaking, time management, goal setting, problem solving and more. LITs will complete training prioir to the start of camp. Riding is not guaranteed during camp session for LITs, but some opportunities may arise.
LIT applications will be emailed after registration for campers to submit prior to the program beginning in May.
Looking for FLYERS Summer Camps? Our sister organization, FLYERS Afterschool, offers Summer Camps that combine STEAM activities with the best parts of traditional summer camp, incorporating themed activities through crafts, team building, Fit Kids, field games, centers and more.
Every child has the opportunity to discover new skills, connect with friends and create lasting memories in a safe, supportive environment. With a wide range of camp offerings and so much space to play, everyone can choose their summer adventure!