Pedalheads Bike is a learn-to-ride camp known for taking kids from training wheels to two wheel to road riding. We combine a fun group setting with specialized equipment, tailored cycling lessons, and incredible instructors to build confidence and get some of the most tentative kids biking on their own.
Let us take the frustration out of teaching your child how to ride a bike. Trusted by families since 1995, we've helped over 500,000 kids learn to ride with confidence!
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We offer week-long camps with options for full-day, or private lessons. Younger kids get introduced to biking, while kids 4+ get off training wheels and work towards road riding.
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Our highly trained instructors have a knack for creating amazing bonds with kids! By keeping our classes small, we're able to provide a more memorable camp experience for each child.
Meet the instructors“I like to ride my bike on the trails!”
- Happy Camper 1
“Cupcakes!”
- Happy Camper 2
“Anyone who really enjoys biking is a Pedalhead! So you're a Pedalhead, I'm a Pedalhead!”
- Happy Camper 3
Curious to know the ins and outs of attending bike camp? Check out our Bike Parent Handbook for detailed information about what to expect at camp!
Whether your child is on a balance bike, a tricycle, or has already mastered riding on two wheels, we have classes designed to teach them at their comfort level and grow their skills and confidence even further.
*All ages are based on the calendar year except for Ontario which is by the start of camp
What I’ve learned at Pedalheads is that kids are really capable of a lot—and sometimes they don’t even know it. I like showing them what they can do.
“It’s hard to describe the feeling of seeing a kid ride for the first time by themselves…. The first time you let go and they ride, it's like, 'Yeah, I did it!'”
“I went to Pedalheads as a kid. When I was looking for a fun summer job, I saw Pedalheads and thought—this is it. Now I get to teach kids how to bike, run games, and just have fun outside. It’s a full-circle moment for me.”
