2-4-1 Kingswood Oxford

West Hartford, CT
June 29, 2026 - July 3, 2026
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
July 6, 2026 - July 10, 2026
9:00 am - 3:00 pm

About Camp

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

2-4-1 Sports is rooted in PLAY. At 2-4-1, children have the chance to sample multiple sports and discover how playing one sport builds skill and confidence in another. Many specialty camps rely on laps, lines and lectures, but at 2-4-1 Sports we focus on getting kids moving and playing all day. Every camper plays at least three sports each day and we encourage all campers to try at least one sport they have never tried before. “Life’s 2 Short 4 Just 1 Sport” is more than a tagline for us. It reflects a cultural shift that guides our programs and helps families see that a lifelong love of activity grows out of a diverse, play-filled childhood.

For details on Division 1 (rising K) and Division 2 (rising grades 1 to 2), scroll down to see Junior 2-4-1.

All Division 3 campers (rising grades 3 to 8) choose three sports from our ten fun-filled options listed below. When campers arrive for opening ceremonies, they will receive the order of their sports based on their choices.

Baseball, Basketball, 2-4-1 Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball and 2-4-Run.

This year all campers will also have one session of Universal Sports to end their day. This gives every camper exposure to at least seven sports each week.

When registering, please consult with your child about their choices. Building the master schedule is a major task for our team and many staffing and scheduling decisions rely on camper sport selections. Preference changes after registration, if they can be accommodated, incur a small fee.

Baseball, Basketball, 2-4-1 Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Flag Football,  Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, and 2-4-Run.

This year – all campers will get one session of Universal Sports to end their day (see description below)!  This will allow your camper to be exposed to at least 7 sports each week!

When registering, please consult with your child about their choices as it is an incredible task for us to build our master schedule and many of our staffing and scheduling decisions are based on camper sport-choices.  Preference changes after registration, if they can be accommodated, incur a small fee.

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Tuition

$489.00 per week (Early bird discount of $464 if fully paid before Feb 16)

  • Multi-week and Sibling Discounts are also available and automatically applied during registration
  • 2-4-1 Sports is a signature program of 2-4-1 CARE, Inc – a pending 501c3. If you are in need of financial assistance, please contact info@241play.org

See below for Leadership in Training (LIT) opportunity (rising Grade 9)

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Sample Schedule

Just a typical day at 2-4-1 Sports:
This sample schedule is for  Division 3 only (Grades 3-8 Fall of 2026)

See Junior 2-4-1 (Division 1 rising K, and Division 2 rising grades 1-2) below for explanation of our Divisions

8:45 am
Arrival
9:00 am
Sport 1 (eg. Tennis)
10:10 am
Break – crossover to sport 2
10:20 am
Sport 2 (eg. Soccer)
11:20 am
Break - crossover to sport 3
11:30 am
Sport 3 – (eg. Basketball):
12:30 pm
Lunch (gather at end of lunch for announcements/contest of the day winners etc.)
1:20 pm
Sport 4 - Universal Sports - surprise sport for all campers every day!
2:30 pm
Celebrations and Shout-outs
3:00 pm
Dismissal
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Junior 2-4-1

Camp is broken into 3 age group divisions (note that “Rising” for each of the following is what grade your child will be in Fall of 2026)

Division 1- Rising Kindergartners 

Division 2 – Rising 1st and 2nd grade 

Division 3 – Rising 3rd through 8th grade 

While the times and dates of Division 1 and Division 2 are the same as our traditional camp, the programming itself is age-appropriately different. In keeping in line with the “2-4-1 Crossover Effect” – we see it as so important that these youngest athletes crossover to our traditional program having had the most positive of experiences. With that in mind – our staff focuses on infusing skill instruction into serious fun! We want their first introduction to multiple-sports to be one where they leave asking for more! Junior campers (Division 1 and 2) don’t choose sports – we bring the sports to them!  (Campers in these Divisions do not need to bring any of their own equipment)
Division 1 and 2 campers have their own distinct directors and counselors.  The programs are run separately from each other so please know we are not able to honor any sibling or friend requests outside of each other’s division.  We also can not make any exceptions regarding these grade requirements for divisions.
Please know that Division 1 campers must have participated in a full day school or camp experience (at least 6 hours) prior to attending 2-4-1 Sports.  We have a very active curriculum and it’s our experience that those who have not had a full day school or camp experience get overwhelmed quickly.  We need  for parents to document during the application process where your child has had a prior full day experience.  Campers of this age must of course be potty trained.

Sport Choices

“Life’s 2 Short 4 Just 1 Sport”
While most of our Sport Choices don’t need explanation, we realize a few of our names do.

Universal Sports: Campers love that they never know what they’ll get each day. Each year it varies and often involves community partnerships. Maybe its golf offered by First Tee. Maybe it’s fencing offered by a local club. Or the Israeli dodgeball game known as GaGa. Whatever it is, you can rest assured it’s incredibly fun and the skills learned crossover to our traditional sport offerings.  Due to popular demand, this year – everyone will get to experience the joy of 2-4-1 Sports!

2-4-Run: Running is the root of all sports. This co-ed offering shows campers just how fun working hard and getting fit can be. Teaching proper running form and encouraging improvement, campers leave realizing just how enjoyable running really is!

2-4-1 Lacrosse: 2-4-1 Lacrosse is a hybrid, street style, small sided version of lacrosse drawing on the skills and strategies of many different sports. This fast paced, fun-filled version of the game does not require any equipment besides a stick (can be boys or girls) and a ball (most often we use a tennis ball, but sometimes supplement with a similar weighted, but slightly softer ball).  Team sizes range anywhere from 2v2 to no larger than 5v5.  There are no designated goalies. In fact – “the goals” can vary from game to game.  Sometimes, depending on skill level, the goal is a traditional pop up goal, or it can be an “X” marked on a tree, a large orange cone, or even a completed pass into an “end zone”.  Advanced, intermediate and brand new players from both the men’s and women’s version of lacrosse love and benefit from this pick-up style of play that can be played anywhere.  In the same way ice hockey players love street hockey, basketball players love playground hoops, and soccer players love futsal, this modified version of lacrosse is a great way to introduce the sport to beginners and improve the skill of advanced players during the summer heat.

Before/After Care

Before and After Care is available for those families that may need to drop their camper(s) off early or pick them up late in order for them to be able to attend camp.

All campers will be supervised by a member of the 2-4-1 Staff and have the opportunity for continued play.  Pick up and drop off locations are in the Hoffman Field House each day.

Before care: 7:30-9:00 ($75 for the week)

After care: 3:00-4:30 ($75 for the week)

Can add either/both during the registration process ($130.00 for the week if you choose both).

If choosing to do single days (not committing to the full week), then each segment is $20.00 and can be purchased/funded through your campers canteen account.

Lunch/Canteen

This summer, we will be back in the Kingswood Oxford dining hall which has been beautifully renovated!  Campers have the option to bring lunch (that gets refrigerated upon arrival) or to purchase lunch (usually 2 slices of pizza, a sport drink and a snack).  You can purchase lunch for the week during registration or you can purchase as many individual days as you choose once camp begins.

Campers also love attending our canteen – items include an assortment of drinks, snacks and treats.  You have the option to prefund your canteen account at registration or fund/replenish throughout the week at camp.

We suggest talking to your child about limits at the canteen as we use a debit/credit system.

 

Your CampMinder Account Portal

Once you have registered for camp, you can return here to log into your “My Account” to do things like:

    • Update Billing and Update Household Info
    • Register for Before and/or After Care
    • Purchase lunch or add to your canteen fund
    • Donate to 2-4-1 CARE to sponsor a camper
    • Upload required health forms
    • Add one friend request
    • Make your sports selections.

For instructions on how to log in or manage your account, please CLICK HERE for full instructions.

Leadership in Training (LIT)

Leadership & Training Program (LIT) at 2-4-1 Kingswood Oxford

We are thrilled to announce an exciting new opportunity at 2-4-1 Kingswood Oxford: the Leadership and Training (LIT) Program — the first of its kind at any 2-4-1 camp!

We’ve heard from many families over the years who were disappointed when their child aged out of camp. Now, rising 9th graders have the chance to stay connected to the 2-4-1 experience while developing valuable leadership skills.

As a participant in the LIT program, your child will:

  • Assist Coaches with direct programming, gaining hands-on experience in working with younger campers.
  • Participate in Daily Leadership Sessions designed to build confidence, communication, and teamwork skills that extend far beyond the camp setting.

Important Details:

  • Participation in the LIT program is not a guarantee of future Counselor-in-Training (CIT) or counselor positions. However, it provides a valuable stepping stone for those interested in continuing their 2-4-1 journey in a leadership capacity.
  • The cost of participation is $350 per week (75% of our normal tuition).
  • Applicants may choose to participate in one or both weeks of camp.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • The LIT program is open exclusively to rising 9th graders.
  • Those interested in applying for a CIT position in the future must be rising 10th graders.
  • Counselor positions are available for rising 11th graders or older.

This unique program is a fantastic way for young leaders to stay engaged with 2-4-1, gain valuable experience, and continue to be a part of our community. We can’t wait to see the next generation of 2-4-1 leaders take their first steps this summer!

Register Now!

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Sponsors and Community Partners

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General Refund Policy

Most Camps handled through one of our registration partners - CampMinder or LeagueApps

Minimum 10% administrative fee for any cancellations/week changes

60 days or less before Camp start - 75% refund
30 days or less before Camp start - 25% refund
No refunds available within one day of camp or when camp begins.

(Camps in Farmington, New Westminster and with West Hartford Leisure Services -  registrations and refunds handled independently)

Thank you for your understanding as all cost and staffing decisions are based on enrollments.