Sleeping away from home is a big step, and for a lot of kids it's the part of summer they talk about all year. These are residential camps for children from Bratislava: kids stay over at the camp, usually out of the city, with the same group for the whole stay. Stays, ages and what's included vary from camp to camp, so check each page before you book.
Two weeks away from home for teens who like building things that switch on. In week one, kids rotate through programming, electronics (designing and soldering their own circuit board), LEGO robotics and 3D printing, and make a short film in a small group. In week two they pick favorites and build their own project to take home.
Beginners are welcome. The website and sign-up are in Slovak.
Fanlandia is a nine-day sleepaway camp run by CK CEVARM, a Bratislava travel agency for kids, at a hostel in the Strážov Hills just outside Trenčín. Days mix football, basketball and volleyball tournaments with a camp Olympics, a missing-totem mystery game, an animal treasure hunt, painting, woodwork and gift-making. Evenings are talent shows, a scary night and a camp DJ. It suits sociable kids who like a packed program.
A sleepaway camp run by the kung fu school Zlatý Fénix in the pine forests of Gazárka, near Šaštín-Stráže. Kids train kung fu and self-defense, then shoot archery, play badminton and football, and take on Pevnosť Walla, the school's own forest obstacle course. Evenings bring campfires, board games and night hikes. No kung fu or sports experience is needed, and kids sleep in a brick chalet in the woods.
Sleeping away from home is a big step, and for a lot of kids it's the part of summer they talk about all year. These are residential camps for children from Bratislava: kids stay over at the camp, usually out of the city, with the same group for the whole stay. Stays, ages and what's included vary from camp to camp, so check each page before you book.
Two weeks away from home for teens who like building things that switch on. In week one, kids rotate through programming, electronics (designing and soldering their own circuit board), LEGO robotics and 3D printing, and make a short film in a small group. In week two they pick favorites and build their own project to take home.
Beginners are welcome. The website and sign-up are in Slovak.
Fanlandia is a nine-day sleepaway camp run by CK CEVARM, a Bratislava travel agency for kids, at a hostel in the Strážov Hills just outside Trenčín. Days mix football, basketball and volleyball tournaments with a camp Olympics, a missing-totem mystery game, an animal treasure hunt, painting, woodwork and gift-making. Evenings are talent shows, a scary night and a camp DJ. It suits sociable kids who like a packed program.
A sleepaway camp run by the kung fu school Zlatý Fénix in the pine forests of Gazárka, near Šaštín-Stráže. Kids train kung fu and self-defense, then shoot archery, play badminton and football, and take on Pevnosť Walla, the school's own forest obstacle course. Evenings bring campfires, board games and night hikes. No kung fu or sports experience is needed, and kids sleep in a brick chalet in the woods.
