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Camp Woodward is back for season two with three new kids: Cody Davis (Skate), Hunter Bagent (BMX) and Larry Schmidt (Skate). Find out all about them before the head off to camp.

The New Blood

Larry (skate) adjusts to working at camp, while Cody (skate) tries to figure out the best way to bend the rules. Hunter (bmx) finds a slice of home with his older buddy and pro Joe Rich.

Arrival Day

Kids Will Be Kids

Cody (skate) demonstrates why he is the next generation of a skater in the Playstation Am Jam. Hunter (bmx) tries new ramps, and Larry (skate) works hill duty and discovers campers sneaking out.

Competition

Larry (skate) wakes up "frazzled" and late for dish dog duty. Hunter (bmx) loses his race to his friend and pro Joe Rich but learns something about himself. Cody (skate) gets busted for not wearing pads but still enjoys all the facilities at camp.

Frazzled

The campers close out their final days of camp and have tons of fun. Cody (skate), Larry (skate), and Hunter (bmx) all reflect back on their Camp Woodward experience.

Final Goodbye

Three new shredders, Zane Timpson (skate), Sean Ricany (BMX), and Jovon Vest (skate), kick off the action-packed and drama-filled new season.

The Good, The Bad, and the Funny

Zane wastes no time shredding the camp, while Jovon socializes with the other camp-goers, and Sean shows early signs of being this season's trouble-maker.

Arrival, Shred, and Injury?

Jovon, Sean, and Zane are all dealing with different trials at camp, while they work through injuries and infighting.

Drama Amongst the Kids

An injury continues to frustrate Jovon, but Tony Hawk pops in to cheer him up. Mike Frazier also makes an appearance.

Humility and Life Lessons

Jovon and Sean decide to settle their differences on the paint ball course, and Mother Nature looks to foil Zane's plans of completing his zombie movie.

Lights, Cameras, and Action

Zane uses some unorthodox methods to boost his vert skating performance while Jovon shows Sean that he's serious about getting crazy on a BMX.

If You Can Do it, I can Do Better

Problem child Sean Ricany learns some humbling lessons from BMX legend, Jamie Bestwick, while Jovon discovers the camp's music studio, and Zane premieres his zombie movie.

Music Making, Awards, and Pro's Teaching

The final episode of Camp Woodward concludes with all of the campers paying it forward to the camp and other kids, each in their own way. Then, Sean, Jovon, and Zane all ride the Mega Ramp together in a unity session.

Giving Back and Giving In

Meet the new kids of season four, Chad (BMX), Alex (Skate) and Lucky (Skate). We find out why they are attending the best sports camp, Camp Woodward, in Pennsylvania this summer.

Meet the New Kids

The new kids arrive at Camp Woodward in Pennsylvania. Chad, Alex and Lucky meet up with old friends, meet new friends, participate in a skate/BMX demo, and take a quick trip to the emergency room.

1st Day

Alex is back from the hospital and sneaks in skate sessions. Chad and Sean are protesting the ban on bikes. Lucky and camp staff argue over safety rules. Featuring skateboarder Renton Millar.

Midler Down

Chad buys a skateboard and finds hidden talents. Alex tries to impress the older kids and there are paintball attacks.

Rolling with the Homies

Lucky is struggling to meet his skating goals. Alex is working on his first skate film and Chad finds his competitive side. Lucky continues to break the rules and his board is confiscated.

Competitive Side

The kids enjoy country life and go horseback riding and river tubing. Alex continues with his antics and Lucky manages to get his board back from the camp counselors.

Age Factor

Lucky makes peace with camp staff and leads his team to victory in the Pizza Jam contest. Chad has a mission to learn to flair from the top BMX pros. Alex and Sean get into a fight.

Lucky's Heroes

The summer comes to an end; Chad learns his flair, Alex reforms his bad boy ways just in time for his skate film premiere,and Lucky improves his skating skills and becomes a leader.

Finale

Five seasons of Camp Woodward cast members battle it out and push themselves to the limit for the chance to win an all-expenses paid trip to China.

Stakes are High

Star camper Lucky is sent packing after putting both teams in physical danger; Chad arrives to replace him and Jovon becomes a team player.

Ticket Home

The teams go head-to-head in a video battle while camper Ray Ray loses his temper.

Lights Camera Action

Disaster hits the Black team when someone deletes their video footage during a skate film contest, and the teams get help from expert builders to design skate obstacles.

Video Disaster!

Sean is in danger of being kicked off his team after he gives up during a challenge, and camp owner Gary offers up the option of trading a team member.

The Wildcard

Zane struggles to find inspiration for his video project, Chad bails on his team, and everyone continues to work on their skate videos.

Zane's Big Break

Tensions are high, as two team members get into a fist fight and Maverick makes the decision to send one of the campers home.

Boiling Point

The winner is revealed during a video premiere in front of a huge crowd, and scores a trip to Beijing, China.

The Video Finale

Camp Woodward follows a group of aspiring athletes as they experience two weeks at the biggest sleep-away action sports, gymnastics, and cheer camps in the world.

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In the premiere episode of Camp Woodward Season 7 we meet 15 year old Damonte Tillman, a street skater from South Central Los Angeles who uses skateboarding as a means to stay out of trouble. With dreams of becoming a pro skateboarder, Damonte sets out to land big tricks and eat 500 chicken wings at camp.

Meet Damonte Tillman

Episode 2 takes us down under to Rye, Victoria in Australia where we meet 12 year old Zepp Heyes. Zepp is a loud, fun-loving bowl skater who travels halfway round the world to showcase his talent on, and off, his board.

Meet Zepp Heyes

In Episode 3 we meet Jack and Brighton Zeuner from Encinitas, CA. Vert skater Brighton is a girly girl at heart, but not on a skateboard. At just 11 years old, Brighton has been making a name for herself, competing in some of the biggest contests in skateboarding.

Her older brother, Jack, is a skate filmmaker, YouTuber and self proclaimed hipster. Jack is 12, and will be going to Woodward's famed Digital Media Camp with his Sony VX2000.

Additional footage provided by VANS and IMG.

Meet Brighton & Jack Zeuner

Damonte, Zepp, Brighton and Jack arrive at Camp Woodward and begin their two week journey at the world's largest action sports camp.

Welcome To Camp

Damonte returns to camp with a positive attitude and 5 stitches from his slam on the 4-block the night before.

Waking up to the first full day of camp, Damonte, Zepp, and Brighton check check in at morning instruction and explore camp with their councelor and cabin mates. Meanwhile in the studio, Jack captures last night's footage and meets his fellow filmers at the first day of Digital Media camp.

The First Day of Camp

In Episode 6 the kids divide and conquer, joining sessions all over camp.

Jack and Damonte set out to stack clips in The Plaza, Zepp skates The Playground with Alex Sorgente and Brighton joins Neal Hendrix and Asher Bradshaw on the Cloud 9 vert ramp.

On The Grind

JP de Lespinois and Justice Ott turn up at the digital media studio with a pile of gear, Zepp checks out the Wake Lake and Damonte battles a font feable in The Playground.

Jack and Damonte set out to stack clips in The Plaza, Zepp skates The Playground with Alex Sorgente and Brighton joins Neal Hendrix and Asher Bradshaw on the Cloud 9 vert ramp.

The Phantom

Zepp and Brighton set out to conquer the Mini Mega during a session with Tom Schaar, Trey Wood, Justin Rivera and Asher Bradshaw while Jack gets the shot. Meanwhile Damonte crushes wings.

The Mini Mega

This week on Camp Woodward, Damonte links up with street skaters Manny Santiago and Dave Bachinsky for a heavy session in newly renovated indoor park, The School. Meanwhile in the Digital Media Studio, JP and Justice from Brain Farm teach Jack and the digital media campers how to use the $200,000 Phantom Flex camera to capture super slow-motion images.

Manny & Dave

In the 10th episode of Camp Woodward Season 7 professional skater Manny Santiago goes fishing in the Wake Lake while Damonte and Jack head back to The Plaza to get the Backside Heelflip, the trick that sent Damonte to the hospital on the first day of camp. Meanwhile Asher Bradshaw helps Zepp to commit to a gap to bank in Outdoor Street and Brighton lands the catch of the day.

Battle In The Plaza

Episode 11 kicks off in Outdoor Street during a bickering match between best friends Manny Santiago and Dave Bachinsky. Damonte enters the weekly powerslide contest, and Zepp cools off with Dave and Manny on the famous Woodward waterslide. Later in the day Damonte bumps into some gymnasts who help him Whip a sore ankle into shape.

On The Slide

This week, Zepp skates Cloud 9 with Neal Hendrix, Alex Sorgente and Jamie Foy while Brighton is called to the office for a little chat with the big boss, Gary Ream.

Heaps of Milkshakes

Jack decides to push the release date of Damonte's video part to week two due to a sore ankle. Zepp skates a line in The Plaza, Brighton skates vert in Cloud 9 with Lizzie Armanto, Allysha Bergado and Neal Hendrix and after dark a night session goes down on the 8-stair.

After Dark

Damonte and Jack head out with a squad to try their hand with the girls of Camp Woodward while Alex Sorgente and Zepp destroy The Cage.

Don't Be Thirsty

Brighton finds herself in a mini mega love triangle, Jack gets the rundown on drones with the guys from Skyvue and Damonte kicks it, buffalo style.

For The 8 Year

Damonte kicks off week 10 with a demo in The Rock and a gnarly ollie to flat, Zepp and Alex step it up in Outdoor Street and the squad enters the weekly dance competition.

Make It Rain

Zepp looks all over camp for Brighton and takes her wakeboarding, Damonte and Jack check out footage in the Digital Media Studio and Damonte takes a day off to rest his injuries.

The Boss of Me

Zepp and The Savages have a session in the Jam Room practicing for the big talent show, Damonte rest his heels and dominates wings while Brighton keeps it Swagalicious in Cloud 9.

The Savages

Justice Ott and JP de Lespinois from Brain Farm take Jack out to shoot with the Phantom Flex and the Red Epic. Meanwhile Zepp has a tramp session with Tom Schaar and company, Brighton skates with her cabin friends and Damonte has a mellow B3 session.

Get The Shot

When Zepp found out he was going to Camp Woodward, one of the main things he wanted to try was gap to smith on the vert wall love seat in the Snake Run. Damonte, Brighton and Jack cheer Zepp on as he battles the trick for almost 4 hours.

The Snake Run

Zepp and Jack meet up with legendary Professor Paul Schmitt to make some custom boards, Damonte steals a golf cart and Brighton stays Swagalicious.

The Professor

Damonte's frustration pushes him over the limit, causing him to act out and break a bunch of camp rules. When boss man Gary Ream finds out, Damonte is faced with the choice to change his ways or pack up his bags and head home early. Meanwhile Jack links up with Zepp in The Playground to stack miniramp shots.

Talking Heads

Professional skateboarder Trey Wood shoots photos with his new camera in Digital Media, Damonte gets his stitches out and Jack's best friends show up unexpectedly. Then, at magic hour, Trey lands an NBD on the Mini Mega.

Episode 24 finds Jack on a solo mission by the pool, Zepp &amp; Brighton catch a mouse, then the whole crew goes on a mission to get Damonte back on track during trash duty.

Trash Talk

As camp starts to wind down, Damonte realizes that his time is limited and decides that he wants to give the backside heelflip one final shot. Jack keeps himself off the internet with a signature clip marker and Brighton sessions Lot 8 with Neal Hendrix and motivational speaker Shia LaBeouf.

X Marks The Shot

Damonte gets off of his bad ankle and into a go cart with his boy Braxton, Jack works on his edit in the Digital Media Studio and Zepp tries 540's with Cruise and Bali in Lot 8.

Cruise Control

Brighton goes back to the Lot 8 mini-vert for the cab 270 feeble fakie, a trick that she's been battling for days. Damonte checks in with the skate office to try and extend his visit at camp in exchange for washing dishes and Jack continues to edit his video part for the big premiere on the last day of camp.

Redemption

Zepp get's an unexpected surprise in Gary's office and the gang suit up and play paintball with friends.

Ballin'

Damonte spends his last day at camp reflecting on his time at Woodward and checks the Cloud 9 vert ramp off his bucket list. Zepp and Cruise enter the camp mini ramp contest.

Now or Never

Damonte and Jack revisit The Plaza one final time in an attempt to get the backside heelflip in time for the premiere of Jack's edit at the Woodward Digital Media Arts Festival for all of camp to see.

Four Blocked

Go behind the scenes with the cast and crew of Camp Woodward Season 7.

Bloopers & Outtakes

Gary says bye to Damonte, Zepp, Brighton and Jack on the last day of camp and has a big surprise.

Woodward Family

Egos clash and conflicts mount as young skaters and BMXers attend a specialty summer camp to learn tricks and tips from some of the biggest names in sport.

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Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 2/4/2008