Four to seven is a tricky age for camp: old enough to enjoy a full program, young enough to need a grown-up who keeps a close eye. These are camps around Gdańsk and the Tricity that take kids this age, from forest days, sailing and the beach to football, dance and robotics. Open any camp for its dates, hours and price.
A city-run winter day camp at Pałac Młodzieży, Gdańsk's public youth center on ul. Ogarna in the Main Town. The last edition sent kids on a pretend polar express, stopping at a new workshop or challenge each day, with a cinema trip, an outing to Pixel XL and a carnival ball. It suits young kids who live in Gdańsk; places are limited.
A winter-break day camp inside Gdańsk Zoo in Oliwa, run by Akademia Wykrzyknik together with the zoo. Kids spend time with the zoo's educators every day, watch animal feedings, play a field game across the grounds and make animal-themed crafts, from painted pebbles and badges to DIY plush toys. A good fit for animal-mad kids who don't mind being outdoors in winter.
Four to seven is a tricky age for camp: old enough to enjoy a full program, young enough to need a grown-up who keeps a close eye. These are camps around Gdańsk and the Tricity that take kids this age, from forest days, sailing and the beach to football, dance and robotics. Open any camp for its dates, hours and price.
A city-run winter day camp at Pałac Młodzieży, Gdańsk's public youth center on ul. Ogarna in the Main Town. The last edition sent kids on a pretend polar express, stopping at a new workshop or challenge each day, with a cinema trip, an outing to Pixel XL and a carnival ball. It suits young kids who live in Gdańsk; places are limited.
A winter-break day camp inside Gdańsk Zoo in Oliwa, run by Akademia Wykrzyknik together with the zoo. Kids spend time with the zoo's educators every day, watch animal feedings, play a field game across the grounds and make animal-themed crafts, from painted pebbles and badges to DIY plush toys. A good fit for animal-mad kids who don't mind being outdoors in winter.
