Summer Camp Martial Arts for School-age kids in Pilot Point, TX
A Pilot Point summer camp that wears kids out the right way: martial arts, games, water days, and a whole lot of fun.
Is Summer Camp the right fit?
- Age Range
- School-age kids. Grouped by age for games and instruction.
- Experience Level
- No martial arts experience required. Current and new students welcome.
- Students Who Thrive
- Kids who need structure, activity, and fun over the summer break.
- Problems It Solves
- Long unstructured summers, screen time, restless energy.
The Camp Kids Actually Want to Go To
Summer Camp at Davis Martial Arts & Fitness turns the long summer into the best weeks of your kid’s year. Days mix martial arts instruction with games, tie-dye, and water days, structured enough that parents relax, fun enough that kids beg to come back.
It is run by the same coaches your kids already trust, in the same welcoming, 5.0-rated room. New students are welcome. No martial arts experience required to join the fun.
When Summer Camp runs in Pilot Point, TX.
Summer camp runs by the week during school breaks, not on the weekly class grid. Dates and hours are confirmed at sign-up.
Camp hours are confirmed for each week at sign-up, with coaches on the floor the whole time.
Dates, daily hours, and pricing are set for each season and confirmed when you sign up. Book a tour and we will walk you through this season's schedule.
Cameron Davis
Head Instructor & Owner · BJJ Brown Belt under Carlos Machado
Cameron Davis and the Davis Martial Arts coaching staff run Summer Camp the same way they run the school: structured, high-energy, and built around character and fun. Camp is a favorite on-ramp for families new to martial arts.
LEARN MOREWhat Summer Camp delivers.
Structured Fun, Not Chaos
Every day has a plan: martial arts, games, and activities run by coaches who know how to keep a room of kids engaged and safe. Parents get peace of mind; kids get worn out the good way.
The Days Kids Talk About All Year
Water days, tie-dye, and public-safety visits from local fire and sheriff crews make camp the part of summer kids talk about all year.
Coaches Your Kids Already Love
The same instructors, the same 5.0-rated room. Camp is an easy, safe on-ramp for new families to try martial arts, too.
One week. No two days the same.
Every one of these is a real day at Davis Martial Arts summer camp, shot on our own mats and in our own parking lot. This is what your kid comes home talking about.
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Tie-Dye Day Every camper makes their own camp shirt and wears it the rest of the week. -
The Dye Table Squeeze bottles, gloves, and not one clean pair of hands by lunch. -
Flag Tag Full-speed games on the mats. This is where the energy goes. -
Water Day When the Texas heat hits, the whole camp moves outside. -
Water Balloons A full tub at the start of the hour. Never one left at the end. -
Sheriff Visit Denton County deputies bring the patrol car and let the kids climb in. -
Mat Games Flag belts on, and coaches who get pulled into it right alongside them. -
Sidewalk Chalk The quiet stretch after lunch, out front in the shade. -
Craft Table Coloring and crafts when the room needs to come down a notch.
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Built around how kids actually develop.
Every kids program keys in on the four stages of childhood development: Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and Social. We call it PIES. It is how we structure classes, design drills, and build the relationships that turn a shy four-year-old into a confident kid who walks into school with a quiet sense of who they are.
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P Physical
Coordination, strength, control of the body.
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I Intellectual
Focus, problem-solving, learning how to learn.
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E Emotional
Confidence, self-regulation, handling setbacks.
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S Social
Respect, teamwork, friendship across ages.
Ready to see camp in person?
Come tour the space, meet the coaches, and get this season's dates and pricing.
What to Bring on Day One.
- 01 Comfortable clothes that can get messy, plus a change of clothes.
- 02 A labeled water bottle and a packed lunch and snacks.
- 03 Sunscreen and closed-toe shoes for outdoor activities.
- 04 A great attitude, ready for a full day of games and training.
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What Families Are Saying
The kindest words come from the families who have been on the mat the longest.
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Coaches are great, Coach Mike and Coach Cameron are great with the kids! Learn the lessons and then implement them in practical exercises. One of the best classes we been in so far. Would recommend for any ages! Good workouts and great lesson to build for competitive or self defense.
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Highly recommend!! Very family oriented and the coaches are great! We love this gym and everything it has to offer. Everyone there is very supportive! Can’t recommend this dojo enough!
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I can’t say enough good things about this family-owned BJJ academy. From the moment you walk in, you’re treated like family, not just another student. The instructors are not only incredibly skilled but also patient, encouraging, and truly dedicated to helping everyone—kids and adults alike—reach their goals.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews · Read them all on Google
Common questions about Summer Camp in Pilot Point, TX.
Does my child need martial arts experience to join camp?
Not at all. Summer Camp is open to current students and brand-new families alike. Activities are built so any school-age kid can jump in and have a great time.
What do the camp days look like?
A structured mix of martial arts instruction, team games, crafts like tie-dye, water days, and public-safety visits, all run by coaches who keep it safe and high-energy.
What are the dates, hours, and cost?
Camp dates, daily hours, and pricing are set each season. Contact us for the current summer’s schedule and to reserve your child’s spot. Spaces fill up.
Is lunch provided?
Please pack a lunch and snacks along with a labeled water bottle. We will confirm any exceptions for special activity days at sign-up.
Reserve Your Child’s Camp Spot
Come tour the space, meet the coaches, and get this season's dates and pricing. Reserve your child's spot from there.