Between 8 and 12, kids are ready for camps that ask more of them: a week of outdoor skills in the woods, full days of football or tennis, coding and robotics, or a first night away from home. We gathered the camps that take this age group, from day camps in town to overnight stays in the countryside, so you can compare dates and prices in one place.
A short cooking camp at HOBIVERSE, the city's children and youth center, where kids work in teams like a kitchen crew. They make sweet and savory dishes, learn kitchen safety through games, roll and shape dough, and taste everything they cook.
Recipes are simple enough to repeat at home. The last day ends with a tasting party and a little-chef diploma.
A design and architecture camp where kids plan a space of their own (a reading nook, a dance studio, a secret den) and turn it into a model they can hold. They fold pop-up paper houses, sketch floor plans, try AI visualizations, design in Tinkercad and build cardboard models with doors, skylights and hidden corners. A visit to the city's wooden architecture center shows how timber corners lock together.
A half-day animation camp at HOBIVERSE, the city's children and youth center. Kids learn where animation comes from and how it works, write a short story of their own, then turn it into an animated film on the computer with a professional guiding them. Ceramics workshops break up the screen time. The camp ends with a premiere, and each kid gets their finished film to keep.
A short winter-break course in the big pool at HOBIVERSE, the city's children and youth center. Kids build up their swimming, learn safe jumps and dives with a diving coach, and get more confident in the water. Diving days start with a warm-up session in the gym before kids head to the pool.
It runs as short daily sessions rather than full-day care, so plan the rest of the day.
An overnight snowboard camp at Snow Arena, the indoor ski slope in Druskininkai, so the snow is there whatever the weather. Complete beginners learn from zero; riders who snowboard work on technique and try the snow park. Days mix instructor-led lessons, supervised free riding and video review. Evenings bring games and contests at a lodge by the Nemunas river, and the last day ends with a creative project and awards.
A winter-break day camp at Šiaurės licėjus in central Vilnius, open to children from any school, not only its own pupils. Each edition runs on its own theme. The last one turned the week into a kids' Olympics: relay races and record attempts, a first go at curling, pool time and skating on the ice. It suits kids who like to move all day and play in teams.
Between 8 and 12, kids are ready for camps that ask more of them: a week of outdoor skills in the woods, full days of football or tennis, coding and robotics, or a first night away from home. We gathered the camps that take this age group, from day camps in town to overnight stays in the countryside, so you can compare dates and prices in one place.
A short cooking camp at HOBIVERSE, the city's children and youth center, where kids work in teams like a kitchen crew. They make sweet and savory dishes, learn kitchen safety through games, roll and shape dough, and taste everything they cook.
Recipes are simple enough to repeat at home. The last day ends with a tasting party and a little-chef diploma.
A design and architecture camp where kids plan a space of their own (a reading nook, a dance studio, a secret den) and turn it into a model they can hold. They fold pop-up paper houses, sketch floor plans, try AI visualizations, design in Tinkercad and build cardboard models with doors, skylights and hidden corners. A visit to the city's wooden architecture center shows how timber corners lock together.
A half-day animation camp at HOBIVERSE, the city's children and youth center. Kids learn where animation comes from and how it works, write a short story of their own, then turn it into an animated film on the computer with a professional guiding them. Ceramics workshops break up the screen time. The camp ends with a premiere, and each kid gets their finished film to keep.
A short winter-break course in the big pool at HOBIVERSE, the city's children and youth center. Kids build up their swimming, learn safe jumps and dives with a diving coach, and get more confident in the water. Diving days start with a warm-up session in the gym before kids head to the pool.
It runs as short daily sessions rather than full-day care, so plan the rest of the day.
An overnight snowboard camp at Snow Arena, the indoor ski slope in Druskininkai, so the snow is there whatever the weather. Complete beginners learn from zero; riders who snowboard work on technique and try the snow park. Days mix instructor-led lessons, supervised free riding and video review. Evenings bring games and contests at a lodge by the Nemunas river, and the last day ends with a creative project and awards.
A winter-break day camp at Šiaurės licėjus in central Vilnius, open to children from any school, not only its own pupils. Each edition runs on its own theme. The last one turned the week into a kids' Olympics: relay races and record attempts, a first go at curling, pool time and skating on the ice. It suits kids who like to move all day and play in teams.
