Loras All-Sports Camp is a one-week, faith-filled summer day camp at Loras College in Dubuque for children ages 7–14. Campers choose from more than 42 major and minor sports at registration and explore a wide range of athletic activities. The long-running program drew about 2,500 boys and girls across June and July in its 43rd year.
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★★★★★Jean MoessnerI went every year as a kid and can't wait until my nieces are old enough to go!
★★★★★Matt RawsonBest sports camp in the country hands down. Full disclosure. This camp was developed by family friends who dedicated a good portion of their lives to putting together a well-oiled machine of counselors, coaches and behind the scene staff. Developed in 1982, this Camp has grown and stood the test of time. The amount of care, talent and pure dedication to the children can be seen from the office staff to bus drivers to food prep. my younger sister attended this Camp when it opened and I very much so look forward to my granddaughter attending.
★★★★★fpvtodayMy son had the absolute best experience last summer. He and 9 of his classmates attended and all loved it. I am sending both my boys this summer. It is not cheap but worth it. Great camp!
★Sean McCumberIf I could give zero stars, I would. The camp has zero stars because of its failed relationship with parents. I find it to be less than expectations with inadequate counselors. Favors only boys and returning campers. Save your money. Go elsewhere.
★★★★★Kristen BerningSome of my best childhood memories are from attending Loras Sports Camp! We now love sending our kids as campers. The variety of activities keep kids having fun and learning so much. There is a wonderful focus on team building and setting goals. The huddle group units keep a small feel to a large camp.