Selkirk Sport Acquires LevelUp Pickleball Camps
The deal combines two pickleball instruction providers, creating what is described as the largest provider of pickleball camps in the world.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Tennis

Selkirk Sport acquired LevelUp Pickleball Camps, a deal that created the largest provider of pickleball camps in the world. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Why it matters
The acquisition brings together two instruction providers focused on intermediate and advanced players, expanding access to structured pickleball training for American players. Combining their camp operations gives the combined company a broader national footprint.
LevelUp Pickleball Camps annually runs more than 400 camps in more than 35 states. The purchase price and deal terms were not disclosed.
The players
Selkirk Sport
Selkirk Sport is a pickleball equipment and instruction company that acquired LevelUp Pickleball Camps.
LevelUp Pickleball Camps
LevelUp Pickleball Camps is a pickleball instruction provider built by the Dollard family that runs camps across the United States.
The details
LevelUp Pickleball Camps largely focuses on intermediate to advanced instruction and joins Selkirk's suite of instructional offerings. The Dollard family, who built LevelUp, stays on as head pros, and the 2027 camp calendar is set with new international destination camps.
Timeline
2026: Selkirk Academy was started.
November 6, 2026: The acquisition was announced and reported.
2027: The camp calendar is set, including new international destination camps.
Season Trajectory
The consolidation of camp providers reflects the expanding national footprint of organized pickleball instruction. Combining operations under one company positions Selkirk to compete for a growing base of intermediate and advanced players.
Players seeking intermediate or advanced pickleball instruction can look to Selkirk Academy's destination and traveling camps in Arizona, California, and the Great Lakes region. The Dollard family's continued role as head pros offers continuity for existing LevelUp campers.
The takeaway
Pickleball players interested in structured training now have access to a larger network of camps, including international options planned for 2027. Comparing camp locations and skill-level focus can help players choose the right program.
Further reading
Explore more Tennis coverage for context on racket sports and their growing instruction markets.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sgbonline.










