Football Camps in Alabama

Alabama Crimson Tide Football Youth Camp led by Head Coach Kalen DeBoer and staff. Position-specific instruction (DL, ILB, OLB, DB, OL, QB, WR, RB, TE) with hands-on drills and practice. Registration via Ryzer.

Specialist kicking camp for Alabama Football. Open to kickers (K), punters (P), and long snappers (LS) entering grades 9-12 or college transfers. Camp is led by Coach DeBoer and his staff, with Coach Nunez explicitly featured. Check-in at Hank Crisp Indoor Facility, 323 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487. Non-contact, skills-teaching format. Online registration only; no walk-ups.

Tigers Youth Camp led by Auburn Head Coach Alex Golesh and football staff. Campers placed onto NFL teams by grade for individual fundamentals instruction. Non-contact, no pads needed. Check-in at Indoor Practice Facility.

Elite recruiting camp for high school football prospects. Direct evaluation by Auburn HC Alex Golesh and Tigers coaching staff. SEC recruiting exposure.

UAB Football Mega Camp opens the 2026 prospect series. Direct recruiting evaluation from UAB Blazers coaching staff. Multi-college coach exposure typical at Mega Camp format.

UAB Football Prospect Camp — recruiting evaluation by Blazers coaching staff. Two June sessions for high school prospects.

UAB Football Youth Camp for younger players. Fundamentals, drills, and exposure to college football environment.

Combined 7v7 and Big Man (OL/DL) showdown. Team-based skill positions plus trenches competition. Direct UAB staff evaluation.

Specialists-only camp for kickers, punters, and long snappers. Position-specific instruction from UAB coaching staff.

Major Applewhite Football Camps at the University of South Alabama. Led by Jaguars Head Football Coach Major Applewhite and his staff. Camps are held at the USA Football Facility (Jaguar Training Center), 591 Joseph R. Gottfried Dr, Mobile, AL 36688. Youth and prospect-level sessions including position-specific and skills camps. Note: the camp website states it is not owned, maintained by, or associated with the University of South Alabama or its Department of Athletics.

Free annual youth football camp open to all boys AND girls ages 5-12. Features drills and instruction from Troy Head Coach Gerad Parker, members of the coaching staff, and Troy football players. Held in conjunction with the T-Day Spring Game at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Register at TroyTrojans.com/YouthFBCamp.

A non-contact, skills-teaching day camp for youth football players, led by Troy University Head Football Coach Gerad Parker and his full coaching staff. Campers participate in drills and practice simulating those used by the Troy Football program, and play games throughout the multi-day camp. Open to all youth athletes. Includes a camp T-shirt.

JSU Football camps are branded as 'Charles Kelly Football Camps' with a dedicated site at charleskellyfootballcamps.com, in addition to the main jsugamecocksportscamps.com portal. The stadium's current official name is Burgess-Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium (renamed prior to the 2024 season), not 'Burgess-Snow Field at JSU Stadium' as listed. JSU competes in Conference USA FBS — this is confirmed for 2026.

Samford football camps are now branded as John Grass Football Camps, hosted at Bobby Bowden Field at Pete Hanna Stadium (formerly Seibert Stadium) on the Samford University campus in Homewood, Alabama. Camps are led by head coach John Grass and the Samford football coaching staff. Samford competes in NCAA FCS Southern Conference. Youth and prospect-level sessions.

Alabama State University football camp hosted at the ASU Football Complex in Montgomery, AL. Officially branded as the Eddie Robinson Jr. Football Camps and run by ASU Head Football Coach Eddie Robinson Jr. and staff. Camp serves youth through high school prospects on the HBCU SWAC campus.

Alabama A&M Bulldogs Football camp at Louis Crews Stadium. SWAC HBCU program led by head coach Sam Shade. The 2026 football schedule features 12 games with 3 neutral-site classic games (MEAC/SWAC Challenge, Gulf Coast Challenge, Magic City Classic) — not 6 HBCU classics/challenges as previously stated.

Tuskegee Golden Tigers Football camp at HBCU SIAC powerhouse. 2026 schedule includes Light It Up 2.0 (vs. Benedict College, Sept. 26), Homecoming 102 (vs. Miles College, Nov. 7), and the Turkey Day Classic at Alabama State University (Nov. 26, Montgomery). Youth and prospect sessions. No dedicated camp page found; contact athletics for camp details.

Young Lions youth football camp at Cox Creek Sportsplex. Led by UNA Lions football coaching staff. UNA competes in United Athletic Conference (former WAC, FCS football) and ASUN for other sports.

Huntingdon Hawks Football camp at NCAA D3 USA South Athletic Conference program (CCS associate member for football). Led by Hawks coaching staff. Youth and prospect-level sessions.

Eagles Football Camps at Billy D. Hilyer Stadium. NAIA program in Montgomery. Year-round camps for players of all ages — youth through high school recruits. Faulkner Eagles coaching staff.

UWA Football Camps are held at Tiger Stadium on the University of West Alabama campus in Livingston, AL. Camps are led by the UWA Football coaching staff. Multiple camp formats offered including Kids Camp, Tiger Night, and Team 7-on-7/OL-DL Camp. Current head coach is Scott Cochran (as of 2025 season). D2 Gulf South Conference program.

Hoover High School football (Hoover, AL) remains an active AHSAA 7A program and a perennial state power (13 state titles). Head coach as of 2026 is Chip English (entering his third season). The 'Two-A-Days' MTV series showcased the 2005–2006 seasons; coach Rush Propst (associated with that era and show) is no longer at Hoover. No dedicated youth camp page was found on official Hoover, AL sources to confirm current camp format, grades served, or programming details.

Thompson Warriors Football Camp run by head coach Mark Freeman and staff. Thompson is a multi-time Alabama 7A state champion, winning titles in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024, and 2025 (not limited to the 2019–2022 dynasty era as stated). Skill-position fundamentals, line technique, and team-camp competition.

Based on the most recent (2025) camp listing, the camp is described as a 3-day camp for athletes in grades K–6 working with HTHS coaches on football fundamentals. The record's stated grade range of 'Grades 3–8' does not match the K–6 range found in the 2025 source. Additionally, the program description references 'Class 7A' but the 2026 HTHS football schedule lists them in 6A Region 3, suggesting the program has been reclassified.

Pinson Valley Indians Football Camp. Pinson Valley (alma mater of Jalen Hurts) has been one of Alabama's premier QB-producing programs. The program won the Alabama 6A state championship in 2017 and was the 6A state runner-up in 2025. Position fundamentals, QB/WR work, and 7-on-7 competition. Note: a 2018 state football title could not be confirmed from authoritative sources.

Vestavia Hills Rebels Football Camp. Class 7A program with a strong feeder pipeline through Liberty Park and Pizitz middle schools. Position fundamentals, station-based drills, and youth team-camp segments.

The camp is listed by the institution as 'Mountain Brook Youth Football Camp,' operated through the Mountain Brook Schools Community Education Program. The program is supported by the school system with access to MBS facilities. Specific camp details (grades, format, cost) are published via a PDF flyer on the Community Education page.

Briarwood Christian School hosts a short-format youth football day camp on June 15–16, 2026 (9:00 AM–12:30 PM) for boys ages 9 through rising 6th graders, held on the Football Field. The program is part of BCS's broader summer athletic offerings. The school's football program competes in AHSAA Class 5A and has won multiple state titles. No camp-specific curriculum details (e.g., 7-on-7, weight training) are listed on the official page.

Spain Park High School Football Camp. Class 6A program in Hoover (not 7A as listed). Historically a free youth day camp open to kids entering grades K-6, hosted by the Spain Park football staff. No confirmed 2026 camp details, grade range, or 7-on-7 programming verified from official sources.

Oak Mountain Eagles Football Camp. Class 7A program in Shelby County serving the Greystone / Cahaba Valley feeder area. Position drills with coaching staff and youth competition stations.

Chelsea Hornets Football Camp. Class 6A program in Shelby County (note: AHSAA moves to a new public/private classification structure beginning 2026-27). Fundamentals, position instruction, and youth team-camp introduction with Hornet coaching staff under new head coach Tad Niblett, appointed January 2026.

Clay-Chalkville Cougars Football Camp. Reigning AHSAA Class 6A state championship program (2025 title, 15-0 season) in north Jefferson County, Pinson, AL. Head coach Stuart Floyd enters his third season in 2026. Position drills, fundamentals stations, and youth team-camp segments.

Gardendale Rockets Football Camp. Class 6A program in north Jefferson County. Skill fundamentals, position stations, and team-camp segments for older youth campers.

Saraland Spartans Football Camp hosted by Saraland High School, a Mobile-area Class 6A program and two-time state title game participant (2022 champions, 2023 runner-up). Ryan Williams, a notable alumnus, has already enrolled at the University of Alabama (Class of 2024 reclassification) and is no longer a current student; referencing him as part of an active 'SEC pipeline' should note he is an alumnus, not a current player. Description otherwise broadly accurate.

Theodore Bobcats Football Camp. Mobile County Class 6A program (NOT Class 7A) with deep playoff history. Position drills, fundamentals stations, and youth team-camp segments led by Bobcat coaching staff. Note: Head coach Steve Mask announced his resignation in November 2025; a new head coach had not been publicly confirmed as of the most recent sources.

Daphne Trojans Football Camp. Baldwin County Class 7A program. Skill fundamentals, position stations, and competitive segments with Trojan coaching staff.

Central-Phenix City Red Devils Football Camp. The program has claimed three state football titles (1993, 2018, 2023) and is one of the top programs in Alabama. For the 2026 season the Red Devils compete in Class 6A (reclassified from 7A). The program is one of the state's top producers of college football recruits. Camp format details (position instruction, 7-on-7, team camp) are unconfirmed from any official source.

Park Crossing Thunderbirds Football Camp, hosted by Park Crossing High School (Montgomery Public Schools). Active AHSAA member program. No independently confirmed details on camp structure, classification, or playoff history were found in current sources.

Auburn High School Tigers Football Camp. Class 7A program and one of the elite east-Alabama football pipelines, neighbors to Auburn University. Position-specific instruction, station drills, and 7-on-7 competition.

Opelika Bulldogs Football Camp. Lee County Class 6A program (reclassified from 7A by AHSAA for the 2026–2027 athletic seasons). Position fundamentals, station-based drills, and youth team-camp segments led by Bulldog coaching staff.

Gadsden City Titans Football Camp. Etowah County Class 6A program (reclassified from 7A to 6A beginning 2021-22; currently in AHSAA 6A Region 8). Position fundamentals, station drills, and youth team-camp introduction with Titan coaching staff.

Huntsville Panthers Football Camp. Class 7A flagship program in the Tennessee Valley. Position drills, fundamentals stations, and youth team-camp segments led by Panther coaching staff.

The Birmingham Stallions do not appear to offer a camp called 'Birmingham Stallions Youth Football Camp' targeting Grades 1–8. The official UFL camps/clinics page (theufl.com/birmingham-stallions-camps-clinics) lists two distinct offerings: (1) Birmingham Football Clinic for student athletes entering grades 7–12, covering fundamental football skills, speed & agility, and position-specific development; and (2) Birmingham Flag Football Clinic for grades 5–12, covering passing, receiving, speed & agility, kicking, and flag pulling. Both are coached by UFL staff. No co-ed 'introduction to football for younger kids' (Grades 1–8) is described on the official page. Camp registration is handled at footballcamps.theufl.com.