If summer camps are still very popular, before diving headfirst into booking one for your child, don’t forget to check the different activities that will be offered! Indeed, depending on the age of your boy or girl, the summer camp can be either a success… or a failure.
Have you never had the chance to book a summer camp for your children? With our advice and activity ideas by age group, all that’s left is to pack the bags!
Where to book a summer camp in France?
To go to a summer camp, there is no need to go abroad! Indeed, there are now excellent summer camps on French territory, with an excellent quality/price ratio and activities that should delight your child.
Moreover, by going directly to a booking site, you can now compare and book a summer camp in France in just a few clicks. And you, which activities will you choose for your child?
Our activity ideas for a successful summer camp in France
The map of France is full of very different territories from one another and offers a wide variety of activities for summer camps. Here are some activity ideas you will find on French summer camp booking platforms:
Farm holidays
Ideal for children between 4 and 9 years old who have never had the chance to go to a summer camp in France or abroad, farm holidays are a very good way to get familiar with camps.
With a 5-day stay, your child will be able to spend time on a farm where they will enjoy many on-site activities. For them, it will also be an opportunity to discover farm life in full immersion and disconnect from a more urban lifestyle.
Winter ski holidays
Perfect for your child to discover the joys of skiing, a summer camp in Valloire or another ski resort is also a very good way for them to practice a winter sport and enjoy the snow.
Accessible to children between 6 and 13 years old, summer camps do not hesitate to offer ski lessons for various levels, including with the ESF (Ski School). At the end of their winter holidays, your child will be very proud of all the progress made, whatever their skiing level.
Holidays in the forest
Is your child a true little adventurer? In that case, they should enjoy going to a summer camp where they can try tree climbing, summer sledding, and orienteering courses in the great outdoors.
Some summer camps, like the Abondance Valley, are accessible to children between 6 and 12 years old, and also offer more relaxing activities such as wood carving workshops or other more original activities like meeting a beekeeper.
