Residential and Overnight Camps near Prague
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Residential and Overnight Camps near Prague

3 camps

Some kids count down to their first week away from home; others need a nudge. These camps include the nights: kids sleep on site, in cabins, lodges or tents, usually out in the countryside, and come home with a week's worth of stories. On each camp we note the language it runs in and the ages it takes, so you can judge the fit before you book.

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Residential
Where
Pec pod Sněžkou and Špičák
When
Feb 21 - Feb 28, Feb 28 - Mar 7, Mar 7 - Mar 14
Ages
7–16
Cost
7,900-8,600 Kč/8 days

An eight-day residential ski camp in the Czech mountains, run by Tábory OKO. Kids are grouped by ability on day one, from first-timers to strong skiers, and ski mornings and afternoons with certified instructors who film runs for video feedback. Evenings bring games, a disco and crafts. It is a ski camp first: snowboarders need their own board plus ski gear, and get two half-days on the board at most.

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Residential
Where
Josefův Důl and Dolní Maxov
When
Feb 20 - Feb 27
Ages
7–17
Cost
8,100-8,750 Kč/wk

A week of skiing or snowboarding in Josefův Důl, a village in the Jizera Mountains, run by DDM Praha 2, the city-funded children's center in Vinohrady. Kids stay at Hotel Adler, take lessons on the slopes, and play a camp-wide game that runs all week, with one outing. The group travels up together from the center. Kids bring their own ski or snowboard gear.

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Residential
When
Feb 20 - Feb 27
Ages
6–14
Cost
9,900-10,700 Kč/wk

A week of skiing in Černý Důl in the Krkonoše, run by DDM Praha 4, the city-funded children's center in Prague 4. Kids stay at a mountain chalet about 300 meters from the slope and ski every day. In the evenings the whole group plays one long camp game. It suits kids who want a ski week with a leader they already know.

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