Camp is coming in the Summer of 2025

The camp will be held at Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church 201 4th St SE from June 23 thru Aug 1st.

Registration is now open and available

We start from Capital Hill every morning and ride to great destinations daily. Its great experiencing the ride to the Zoo, Bladensburg Waterfront Park, local park, pools, gardens, Roosevelt Island, and other sites the most important thing is just having fun!!!

Ride to the Zoo. Northwest routes take us on all day journeys.

Staying Active

City or not, the summer is a time to get outdoors. We believe in staying active and at Capital Cycle Camp we make sure your kids do too. Last summer Cyclers rode on average 50 miles a week. We leave no Cyclers behind. Each Cycler is encouraged to go at their own pace.

Social emotional wellbeing

Social-Emotional well-being is emphasized daily and discussed during our morning meetings. Riders are supported daily through challenges and build confidence with every mile.

SAFETY SAFETY SAFETY= FUN

A couple of our hard working bike counselors, always ready.

This Biker went from a Camp rider to a working Counselor!!! Proud of him

Making Connections while being Safe

With biking, safety is a must. We make sure everyone learns to ride as a team and sticks together for a safe and active week on bikes. We consistently go over Safety, Safety, and Safety. We also teach basic bike maintenance and care.

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Call me Curtis.

The Capital Cycle Camp is proud to call the Hill home!

Every summer it really takes a team to make camp happen. My Wife, Kids, and Sister have always been a huge support. Every time I ride I think about how it was to be a child again.

Curtis Taylor is a License Social Worker with over 25 years of experience working with Children and Families in D.C. and Maryland. As both a Volunteer and a School Based Social Worker, he has embedded himself in the culture and climate of the schools he serves. Curtis has also managed After School Programs and Youth Groups. In addition to School Social Work Curtis is also a Master Gardener and has volunteered and supported numerous area gardens and restoration projects. Curtis’s two sons went through the Capitol Hill Cluster schools and participated in Washington Capitol United Soccer. Curtis is a fitness enthusiast, avid runner, and cycler. Curtis is looking forward to continuing to enrich the cyclers at Capital Cycle Camp and making their summer experience memorable and safe.