Father’s Day Weekend is all about celebrating Dad.
The dad who packs the car.
The dad who lights the campfire.
The dad who says he is “just resting his eyes” in the camping chair.
The dad who jumps in the pool, plays the game, tells the joke, carries the bags, and somehow still ends up being the one everyone depends on.
From Friday, June 19, through Sunday, June 21, 2026, Sea Pirate Campground is celebrating Father’s Day Weekend with a full schedule of family activities, campground fun, live music, crafts, pool games, Bingo, and a main event made especially for Dad: Educational Beer Tasting and Axe-Throwing.
Whether you are camping with Dad, Grandpa, Pop-Pop, stepdad, an uncle, or another father figure who deserves a weekend of fun, this is a great time to make memories together at Sea Pirate Campground.
1. The Main Event: Educational Beer Tasting and Axe-Throwing
This weekend’s main event is all about Dad.
On Saturday, June 20, campers can enjoy axe-throwing on the field by the pool and an Educational Beer Tasting provided by Oyster Creek Brewery.
It is a fun mix of outdoor activity, local flavor, and Father’s Day weekend energy.
Axe-Throwing
Saturday, June 20
2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Head over to the field by the pool for axe-throwing.
This is a great activity for dads, adults, and families who want something a little different from the usual campground weekend. It gives Dad a chance to test his aim, have some fun, and maybe earn a little bragging right around the campsite.
Educational Beer Tasting
Saturday, June 20
4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
The Educational Beer Tasting is provided by Oyster Creek Brewery.
This activity is for guests 21 and older. Participants must sign up in the office beforehand.
It is a great Father’s Day weekend activity for adults who enjoy learning more about beer, flavor, and local brewing while spending time at the campground.
2. Friday Night Starts with Jumping Pillow Fun
The weekend begins Friday evening with a Sea Pirate favorite.
Friday, June 19
Jumping Pillow 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Kids can start Father’s Day Weekend with the Jumping Pillow from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
This is one of those activities that helps kids settle into the weekend fast. They run, bounce, laugh, and usually make new friends before the sun goes down.
Important reminder: Wristbands must be worn and will be checked.
3. Meet Kiwi Before the Hayride
After the Jumping Pillow, Friday night continues with another campground tradition.
Friday, June 19
Hayride and Meet Kiwi 8:20 PM to 9:00 PM
Head over to the office to see Kiwi, Sea Pirate Campground’s mascot, before hopping on the hayride.
The hayride starts at 8:30 PM, and Kiwi will leave at that time.
This is one of those simple campground moments families remember later. Kids love seeing Kiwi, parents love watching their excitement, and the hayride gives everyone a chance to slow down and enjoy the evening together.
Years from now, this might be one of those memories that begins with:
“Remember when we met Kiwi before the hayride?”
4. Saturday Morning Gives Kids More Time to Play
Saturday starts with more Jumping Pillow fun.
Saturday, June 20
Jumping Pillow 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Kids can enjoy another morning session on the Jumping Pillow.
Important reminder: Wristbands must be worn and will be checked.
5. Create a Father’s Day Weekend Keepsake with Ceramics
After the Jumping Pillow, families can head indoors for a creative activity.
Saturday, June 20
Ceramics 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
Meet in the Treasure Room to paint ceramics.
This is a great activity for kids who want to create something special during Father’s Day Weekend. A painted ceramic piece can become a small keepsake from the trip, especially if it is made for Dad or painted together as a family.
Cost ranges from $1 to $15, depending on the piece selected.
Important note: Acrylic paint is used and can stain clothes, so please dress accordingly.
6. Let Dad Compete in the Dad Bod Contest
Father’s Day Weekend would not be complete without a little humor.
Saturday, June 20
Dad Bod Contest 3:00 PM to 3:15 PM
Meet at the pool to compete in the Dad Bod Contest.
May the best dad win.
This is the kind of silly, lighthearted activity that makes people laugh and gives families something to talk about for the rest of the weekend. Dad may not enter expecting glory, but he may walk away with one of the funniest memories of the trip.
7. Saturday Afternoon Has Activities for Adults and Kids
Saturday afternoon gives families options.
Adults can enjoy axe-throwing and the Educational Beer Tasting, while kids can enjoy another Jumping Pillow session.
Saturday, June 20
Jumping Pillow 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Kids can head back to the Jumping Pillow for more playtime.
Important reminder: Wristbands must be worn and will be checked.
At the same time, adults who signed up in advance can attend the Educational Beer Tasting from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
This makes Saturday afternoon a great mix of kid-friendly fun and special Father’s Day activities for adults.
8. Sunday Morning Starts with More Jumping Pillow Time
Father’s Day itself begins with more activity for the kids.
Sunday, June 21
Jumping Pillow 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Kids can start Sunday with the Jumping Pillow.
Important reminder: Wristbands must be worn and will be checked.
9. Enjoy Live Music by the Pool
Sunday continues with live music by the pool.
Sunday, June 21
Live Music by the Pool 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Head to the pool to hear live music.
This is a great way to spend Father’s Day afternoon. Families can relax, listen to music, enjoy the campground atmosphere, and make the day feel a little more special for Dad.
Sometimes the best memories are not complicated.
Sometimes it is just music, sunshine, pool time, and everyone being together.
10. Make Something Colorful with Outdoor Tie Dye
Sunday afternoon includes a classic campground craft.
Sunday, June 21
Outdoor Tie Dye 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Meet on the field by the pool for outdoor tie dye.
This activity has a fee.
Tie dye is always a fun way to make a wearable memory from the weekend. Kids love choosing colors, parents love seeing the finished design, and the final shirt becomes something they can wear later and say:
“I made this at Sea Pirate Campground.”
11. Play in the Bubbles for Sudsy Sunday
Sunday brings one of the most playful activities of the weekend.
Sunday, June 21
Sudsy Sunday 2:00 PM to 2:15 PM
Meet on the field and play in the bubbles.
This is a quick activity, but it is the kind that kids remember. Bubbles, laughter, and summer air are a perfect combination for Father’s Day Weekend.
Important reminder: Bubbles must be rinsed off before going back in the pool.
12. Pick a Craft During Open Craft Hour
After Sudsy Sunday, families can head to the Treasure Room for Open Craft Hour.
Sunday, June 21
Open Craft Hour 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Meet in the Treasure Room and pick out a craft.
Crafts range from $2 to $5.
This is a nice afternoon activity for kids who want to slow down, cool off, and make something creative before the evening events begin.
13. Cool Off with the Frozen T-Shirt Contest
Sunday afternoon keeps the fun going at the pool.
Sunday, June 21
Frozen T-Shirt Contest 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Head to the pool to play.
The Frozen T-Shirt Contest is one of those funny campground games that sounds simple but always gets people laughing. It is a great way to cool off and enjoy a little friendly competition.
14. One More Jumping Pillow Session Before Bingo
Kids get one more Jumping Pillow session Sunday evening.
Sunday, June 21
Jumping Pillow 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
This is the final Jumping Pillow session of Father’s Day Weekend.
Important reminder: Wristbands must be worn and will be checked.
15. End Father’s Day Weekend with Bingo
The weekend wraps up Sunday night with Bingo.
Sunday, June 21
Bingo 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Meet in Swashbuckler’s Hall to play.
Bingo is $1 per board and is cash only.
This is a fun way to end the weekend together. After a full Father’s Day weekend of pool time, crafts, music, games, and activities, Bingo gives families one last shared experience before the weekend comes to a close.
Father’s Day Weekend Schedule at a Glance
Friday, June 19
- Jumping Pillow: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
- Hayride and Meet Kiwi: 8:20 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday, June 20
- Jumping Pillow: 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
- Ceramics: 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
- Axe-Throwing: 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Dad Bod Contest: 3:00 PM to 3:15 PM
- Educational Beer Tasting: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Jumping Pillow: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Sunday, June 21
- Jumping Pillow: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Live Music by the Pool: 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
- Outdoor Tie Dye: 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
- Sudsy Sunday: 2:00 PM to 2:15 PM
- Open Craft Hour: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM
- Frozen T-Shirt Contest: 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM
- Jumping Pillow: 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
- Bingo: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Questions and Answers About Father’s Day Weekend at Sea Pirate Campground
When is Father’s Day Weekend at Sea Pirate Campground?
Father’s Day Weekend takes place from Friday, June 19 through Sunday, June 21, 2026.
What is the main event for Father’s Day Weekend?
The main event is Educational Beer Tasting and Axe-Throwing on Saturday, June 20.
When is axe-throwing?
Axe-throwing takes place Saturday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM on the field by the pool.
When is the Educational Beer Tasting?
The Educational Beer Tasting takes place Saturday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Who is providing the Educational Beer Tasting?
The Educational Beer Tasting is provided by Oyster Creek Brewery.
Do guests need to sign up for the Educational Beer Tasting?
Yes. Guests must be 21 or older and must sign up in the office beforehand.
Is there anything special for dads?
Yes. Saturday includes axe-throwing, the Educational Beer Tasting, and the Dad Bod Contest.
When is the Dad Bod Contest?
The Dad Bod Contest takes place Saturday from 3:00 PM to 3:15 PM at the pool.
Are there kids’ activities this weekend?
Yes. Kids can enjoy the Jumping Pillow, meet Kiwi, ride the hayride, paint ceramics, make tie dye, play in bubbles during Sudsy Sunday, pick a craft during Open Craft Hour, and join the Frozen T-Shirt Contest.
Are wristbands required for the Jumping Pillow?
Yes. Wristbands must be worn and will be checked.
Is Bingo cash only?
Yes. Bingo is $1 per board and is cash only.
Where is Bingo held?
Bingo is held in Swashbuckler’s Hall.
Are there craft fees?
Yes. Ceramics range from $1 to $15, Open Craft Hour crafts range from $2 to $5, and Outdoor Tie Dye has a fee.
Is Father’s Day Weekend good for the whole family?
Yes. Father’s Day Weekend includes activities for dads, kids, families, and friends. It is a great weekend for making memories together at Sea Pirate Campground.
Celebrate Dad with a Weekend Full of Memories
Father’s Day Weekend at Sea Pirate Campground is not just about the schedule.
It is about the moments that happen in between.
Watching Dad try axe-throwing.
Laughing during the Dad Bod Contest.
Listening to live music by the pool.
Watching kids bounce on the Jumping Pillow.
Taking a hayride together.
Playing Bingo as a family.
Making a tie dye shirt that becomes part of the summer.
These are the kinds of moments that turn into family stories.
Years from now, your kids may not remember every activity time.
But they may remember Dad laughing by the pool.
They may remember the hayride.
They may remember the bubbles.
They may remember the music.
They may remember one of those perfect campground weekends where everyone was together.
That is what Father’s Day Weekend at Sea Pirate Campground is all about.
