🏃 Multi-Sport & Athletic Development

Boise, ID

City of Boise's parks and recreation department, operating one of Idaho's largest municipal recreation catalogs. Programs include Summer Playcamps (10 parks, ages entering 1st–6th grade), youth camps in art / cooking / outdoor / recreation / science / theater / Zoo Boise themes, golf and tennis lessons, league play, swim programs, and drop-in facility access at Fort Boise Community Center, Idaho IceWorld, and city pools. Registration via Boise Parks & Rec app or webtrac portal.

Meridian, ID

City of Meridian's parks and recreation department, offering youth camps (Camp Mer-IDA-Moo for ages 6–11 at Discovery and Siena Elementary; Outdoor Adventure Camp for ages 9–14), recreation classes, youth sports leagues, and reservation services for Settlers Park and 30+ other city parks. Registration via REC1 portal.

Nampa, ID

City of Nampa's parks and recreation department, anchored by the 140,000 sq ft Harward Recreation Center. The Rec Center has five indoor pools (including a 53-foot waterslide and 88-degree recreation pool), an indoor track, and offers year-round American Red Cross swim lessons, WINGS Gymnastics, homeschool PE and swimming, Kids in Action summer day camp, Shooting Stars Youth Basketball League, baseball/softball/t-ball leagues, traveling playground programs, and preschool classes for ages 3–4.

Eagle, ID

City of Eagle's parks and rec department: introductory-to-intermediate youth sports camps for ages 2-13, Eagle Adventure Camp (M-F 9am-4pm) for school-age youth, and youth leagues in soccer, basketball, baseball, and lacrosse.

Boise, ID

Treasure Valley Family YMCA's downtown Boise branch. Programs include aquatics (swim lessons infant-adult, all levels), youth sports, child care and preschool, before/after-school programs, School's Out Day Camp, and THRIVE adaptive programs for individuals of all abilities.

Caldwell, ID

Salvation Army community service center in Caldwell offering youth programs across multiple disciplines: Music Education (choirs and instrument training with after-school lessons), Dance, Sports Ministry, and Character Building Troops (faith-rooted scouting-style program developing character through group activities and exploration). Also operates as a community-service hub with food assistance and emergency services for the broader Caldwell community. Distinct from other Caldwell faith-based youth orgs.

Meridian, ID

Local youth athletic-development program helping children in grades K–5 learn fundamental athletic skills (running, jumping, throwing, catching, agility, teamwork) and build a success mindset. Runs as 4-week monthly after-school sessions (3:35–4:45 PM) hosted in an elementary-school gym. $60 per month with multi-month discounts. Enrollment-based skill instruction, not drop-in.

Boise, ID

Local franchise of the national i9 Sports youth-league brand, running age-appropriate recreational leagues for kids ages 3 and up: flag football, soccer, baseball, basketball, volleyball, and multi-sport. Leagues meet one day per week with practice scheduled right before the game; no tryouts, drafts, or fundraising. Games are played at host school and park venues across the Boise area (e.g. Trailwind Elementary, Lake Hazel Middle School).

Garden City, ID

A Garden City track-and-field training centre founded by Stacy Dragila, the first women's Olympic pole vault champion (Sydney 2000). The complex has indoor and outdoor pole vault runways for year-round training plus a weight room, sized both to host camps and to run one-to-one lessons. Alongside elite pole vault coaching it runs a ladder of young-athlete group classes (Stacy's Little Learners for ages 2-5, Intro to Athletics for ages 5-8, and Athletic Skills Development for ages 9-12) coached by Dragila and Jeremy Zieba, teaching running, hopping, skipping and jumping, then coordination and athletic base, then speed and agility mechanics. Pole vault camps run through the year and private sessions are available by appointment.

Meridian, ID

A large Meridian church whose TMC Kids ministry runs Sunday programming for nursery through 5th grade, with kids chapel worship followed by small-group classroom time. A midweek program for 2nd through 5th graders meets Wednesday evenings with worship, games, Bible lessons and scripture memorization. All volunteers complete background checks, interviews and onboarding before serving.