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Your Camper Resource Center

Welcome to Camp

Below, you’ll find everything you need to prepare for an amazing summer experience — from packing lists and tips for success, to required medical forms, snack shop deposit information, and details for our end-of-camp family BBQ.

Group of kids arriving at camp with their luggage.

Camp Prep Checklist

Two Rivers welcomes boys and girls ages 7–17 who want to develop their skills, challenge themselves, and experience a structured, supportive summer environment. Whether your camper is just beginning or preparing for competitive play, there’s a program designed to meet them at their level.

Before your camper arrives, please make sure you’ve completed the following:

☐ Download and review the Camper Handbook

☐ Complete all required health and release forms

☐ Submit medical information forms

☐ Review the packing list

☐ Discuss camp communication policies

☐ Review the daily schedule with your camper

☐ Label all belongings

Camper and Family Resources

  • 📘 Camper Handbook

    Everything you and your camper should know before arrival — including policies, cabin life, communication guidelines, and safety procedures.

    Download Handbook

  • 📝 Required Forms & Medical Information

    All required health, release, and insurance forms must be completed prior to arrival to ensure a smooth check-in process.

    login to parent portal

  • 🎒 What to Bring to Camp

    A complete packing guide to help your camper arrive prepared, comfortable, and ready for a great experience.

    Download Packing List

  • 🗓 Daily Schedule

    View a typical day at Two Rivers, including training sessions, High Sierra activities, cabin time, and evening programs.

    View Daily Schedule

  • 📋 Group Discount Form

    Campers registering as part of a team or organized group may qualify for a group rate. Please complete this form to request eligibility.

    Download form

  • ✈️ Reno Airport Transportation

    Traveling from out of town?  We offer supervised pick-up and drop-off services at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport for campers traveling independently.

    * Advance registration required

    Add Transportation In Parent Portal

  • 💳 Add Funds to Camper Store Account

    Add funds to your camper’s account for use at the camp store during their stay.  Funds may be added prior to arrival or during camp.

    add funds in parent portal

  • 🍽 Final Day Family BBQ Lunch

    Join us on the final day of camp for our traditional Family BBQ Lunch. Purchase meal tickets in advance to celebrate your camper’s week at Two Rivers.

    Purchase BBQ Tickets

  • ⚽️ Enhance Your Camper’s Training

    Campers may elevate their experience by adding specialized Center Forward or Goalkeeper training sessions during the week.

    Add Specialized Training

  • 🧱 Two Rivers Legacy Brick

    Celebrate your camper’s connection to Two Rivers with a personalized engraved brick placed on camp grounds.

    download order form

Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

  • Two Rivers Soccer Camp was started by Dick and Pat Schwendinger in 1971. Dick and Pat dreamed of having a special place for boys and girls to gather and learn the sport of soccer in a setting like no other. Two Rivers is now experiencing second generation families whose parents once attended Two Rivers and whose children are able to attend the camp they remember so well.

  • Two Rivers is comprised of a wonderful community of families who have enjoyed our program year after year, and now, generation after generation. Over 87% of campers return for multiple years.

  • There are several Directors who live on site, full time during the summer at Two Rivers. This ensures that our program maintains our high standards. The Directors are also always available to assist any child who may need additional help outside of their cabin. A Director will always be available should parents require any information.

  • A medical staff member is on site at all times to handle first-aid needs. In the event of a more serious medical issue, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital, which is approximately 20 miles from camp. Parents will be contacted immediately in such cases.

Coaching & Training Programs

  • Two Rivers Soccer Camp has an incredible group of "A" licensed coaches from Europe and the US, many of whom have been with Two Rivers for decades. Equally impressive is the staff of counselors who are undergraduate and graduate students (also from Europe and the US) often pursuing careers in teaching or coaching. Together, this exceptional group of adults is there to service the children and make it the best experience possible.

  • You and your child can choose from two soccer programs. Although there is no difference in skill level, the difference lies in the amount of hours devoted to training per day. Select Training includes two sessions per day for a total of 3 1/2 hours, while Premier Training includes a total of 3 sessions per day for a total of 5 hours of training. If you are registered for Premier Training, you are also able to include an add-on program for Center Forward Training or Goalkeeper Training.

  • Soccer Plus is a unique two-week experience that combines focused soccer training with lifetime sports and outdoor adventure. During the first week, campers participate in the soccer program of their choice. In the second week, they enjoy a variety of activities such as High Sierra hiking, golf, horseback riding, tennis, and stand-up paddleboarding.

    This highly popular option offers the perfect balance of competitive soccer development and an expanded camp experience, giving campers the chance to grow on the field while enjoying the full adventure of Two Rivers.

Daily Life & Activities

  • The Two Rivers program is a unique combination of excellent soccer training with a blend of traditional camp. When off the soccer field campers can choose from a variety of activities during three activity periods each day. Hiking, fishing, arts and crafts, basketball, volleyball, tubing down the river, archery, gold panning, badminton, making survival huts, scavenger hunts, and capture the flag just to name a few. Each evening, the campers engage in an all camp campfire, BINGO night, skit night or soccer trivia night to end the day.

  • After all of these years of doing camp, Two Rivers has mastered the kitchen. We combine a healthy and hearty menu which caters to children and staff alike. Each meal offers a vegetarian and meat entrée along with a salad bar offering fresh fruits and salads. Campers are required to drink a full glass of water at each meal to ensure hydration. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and/or pasta are often offered as options if you aren't finding something that suits you at mealtime.

  • The Two Rivers camp store hour is one of the best parts of the day. It’s a time to relax, socialize and enjoy a well deserved treat after a day of training and activities. Fruit smoothies, Gatorade, ice cream, nachos, soft pretzels and pop corn are just a few of the items we serve in the store. There are also Two Rivers memorabilia available at the store such as sweatshirts, hats, shorts, backpacks, etc. Camp necessities can also be purchased if any camper is in need or has forgotten something (toothbrush, toothpaste, sunscreen, chapstick, bug spray, etc.). Parents will set up an account before arrival to camp and any left over monies will be returned to your credit card upon departure.

Cabin & Camper Experience

  • The cabins at Two Rivers are typically made up of 8 campers with a counselor to each group who resides in the cabin with the group. Some of the older campers reside in larger dorm like accommodations. You can request a roommate and we will do our best to accommodate those requests. There is a benefit to making new friends at camp so counselors are instructed to encourage campers to branch out and practice their friend making skills.

  • Missing home is a normal part of growing up. We work very hard with those campers who may be experiencing signs of homesickness. We tell our campers it is very normal to miss home and that it is OK to feel that way but also not to dwell on their sad feelings. We help them by encouraging them to stay positive, stay busy and make their families proud. It is our goal to encourage them to make it through the week and fulfill their commitment. Periodically a camper will be experiencing a more severe case of homesickness and after 24 hours we will contact the family and work together on a possible solution. Do Not Tell Your Camper prior to coming to camp that if he or she is not happy that you will come get them or that they can come home. Having an “out” often sets the camper up to fail. It is hard for the administration to help the child who has already given up because their parents said they would come pick them up if things feel uncomfortable. Working on a successful week is a much better goal and strategy!

  • If you need to get in touch with your camper while they’re at camp, please know that Two Rivers will always contact parents if and when they feel it’s necessary. Otherwise, there is real value in campers gaining independence during their time away.

    That said, we’re always available if you need to reach us. You can contact us by phone at 530-836-2869 or by email at info@tworiverssoccer.com

Campers playing group game outdoors during summer camp

Parent Portal

Already registered?

Log in to your parent account to manage your camper’s registration and stay up to date throughout the camp season. Inside your portal, you can:

  • Review registration details

  • Complete required forms

  • Update medical information

  • Make payments

  • Check enrollment status

LogIn to camp portal

Camp Swag

Part of the magic of summer at Two Rivers is shopping for the latest camp merchandise! Each year, we release a new hoodie design along with other fun items that have become a hallmark of the Two Rivers legacy.

Fun fact: The famous Two Rivers hoodie debuted on our 35th year and has been a staple of the Two Rivers experience ever since.

Our store is stocked with all your favorite essentials, including:

  • Water bottles

  • Camp towels

  • Hoodies & sweatpants

  • PJ pants

  • T-shirts

  • Hats & beanies

It’s retail therapy, camp-style! Come snag your favorites and take a piece of Two Rivers home with you.

A green puffer vest with various adventure-themed patches, including a peace sign with Earth, a yellow 'EXPLORER' patch, a camper van with 'HAPPY CAMPER,' a mountain and forest scene with 'Yosemite,' a yellow triangle with '18,' and a black and blue
A green puffer vest with a soccer ball patch and a tag that reads 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp' is hanging against a stone wall.
A blue puffer vest with various colorful patches lies on the ground among mulch and small leaves.
A blue puffer vest with yellow and white embroidered numbers '1971' on a bed of brown mulch with scattered leaves and small plants.
Maroon hoodie with a graphic design featuring mountains, trees, sun rays, and a soccer ball, with the text 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp 2019,' lying on a wooden deck.
Maroon hoodie with yellow and white text that reads 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp 48 Est.1971' lying on a wooden deck.
Blue full-zip hoodie with 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp' text on the chest, placed on a wooden surface.
Blue hoodie with a circular logo on the back for Two Rivers Soccer Camp, established in 1971, with a soccer ball graphic and a flooded riverscape in purple and white, laid on a wooden table.
Gray zip-up hoodie with a patch that says "Two Rivers Soccer Camp" and a mountain logo, lying on a wooden surface.
Pair of gray sweatpants on a wooden surface, with the word 'TACOS' and a soccer ball graphic printed on the right leg.
Gray sweatpants with drawstrings on a wooden table, featuring white and blue text and logos related to Two Rivers Social Camp.
Pair of sweatpants with white text and soccer ball graphic on the right leg, laid flat on a wooden table.
Red plaid pajama pants with white text that reads "Oregon Ducks Soccer Camp" on the left leg, laid flat on a wooden surface.
Blue plaid pajama pants with white text on the right thigh that reads 'TWO RIVERS SOCCER CAMP,' laid flat on a wooden surface.
Olive green fleece overalls with zippered pockets hanging on a black hanger against a gray wall, with a patch that says 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp'.
A pair of green overalls hanging on a hook outside against a gray wall with plants and brickwork in the background.
A grey backpack with patches, one of which reads 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp' and another features a soccer ball. The backpack is on a sidewalk next to mulch and a stone wall.
A brown wooden water bottle with a metallic cap, featuring a logo and text for Two Rivers Soccer Camp, established in 1971, placed on a wooden surface outdoors with green blurred trees in the background.
A blue and white trucker cap with an embroidered patch reading "Two Rivers Soccer Camp Since 1971" is placed on a wooden railing outdoors with a blurred natural background.
A black cap with white embroidery reading "TWO RIVERS SOCCER CAMP EST.1971" on a wooden railing outdoors with greenery in the background.
Blue trucker cap with the text "TRSC" and "TWO RIVERS" sitting on a wooden rail outdoors, with a blurred green yard and trees in the background.
Blue towel with white logo and text that reads 'Two Rivers Soccer Camp,' hanging on a wooden railing outdoors.
Four pairs of colorful socks with soccer-themed design, labeled 'Fins Rivers Soccer Camp', arranged on a wooden floor.
A knit beanie hat with a pom-pom on top, featuring a pattern that spells out 'RIVER' in bold letters, outdoors with green grass and trees in the background.
A black and gray fanny pack with a zipper and the logo 'TRSCO' and a soccer ball graphic, placed on a wooden railing outdoors with blurred green foliage in the background.
Black mug with white text that says 'Make Every Day Count' perched on a weathered wooden outdoor table, with a blurred green natural background.
Black enamel camping mug with a Two Rivers Soccer Camp logo, sitting on a wooden surface outdoors with green trees in the background.