Our international Camps
with participants from more than 60 nations
Both my children really enjoyed Camp Adventure. The teamers did a great job making them feel comfortable and at home. My son was unsure if he wanted to stay at first but he felt part of his tent group and camp very quickly and loved it. Both had tons of fun. Thank you CA!
Our international Adventure, Sports & Language Camps in Germany, England and Spain combine a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere with unique Camp Adventure energy! Fun, stress-free language workshops and the mixture of original camp games along with traditional sports lead to an unforgettable experience. Join in and meet plenty of new friends your age from all over the globe in one of our international camps!
Our Camp Locations & Program Options
Creative, Sports & Adventure
English/German
Lifeguarding
Survival
Soccer
Horseback Riding
Husky Camp
Learn more about the fascinating dogs
Leadership
Camp Counselor in Training (ICIT)
Creative, Sports & Adventure
Survival
Climbing Course
English Classic
English TOEFL®
German Classic
Climbing Course
English Classic
English TOEFL®
English Classic
English TOEFL®
Frequently Asked Questions
Which languages are spoken in camp?
Who are the camp counselors?
Should 12-year-olds rather go to Junior Camp or Senior Camp?
How do you provide safety for the kids?
We have many different camp sites. Some of them are fenced in, others are not. There are no armed guards or the like in our camps, as we believe that these conditions create a very insecure feeling. We do not have a high security zone in Germany, Northern Ireland or England, but we keep our eyes open and do everything we can to ensure that all participants have a great time.
How is my child accommodated in camp?
Where do kids and camp counselors come from?
Every year, our team is made up of an international mixture. Through our office in Hamburg and our branch office in Canada, we reach motivated and committed advisors from all over the world. Canadian and Australian teamers can therefore be found as well as German or Spanish teamers. Due to the different experiences and cultural backgrounds an indescribably fantastic, international atmosphere is created.
How is the choice of activities/courses in the camps made?
How big are the camps? How high is the caregiver key?
It is important to us that all children are always grouped in small groups of 5-8, with a supervisor as contact person. This way homesickness does not get a chance and despite the size of the camp in their group family, they experience a strong cohesion on which they can count!
When do I have to pay the price for the booked camp?
Security Concept
Dear parents,
we are very happy that you want us to take care of the sweetiest and the best of your life. Be sure: we will protect it as if it is our own child and do everything we can to guarantee supreme safety. We would like to introduce you a part of our safety concept, if you have any questions feel free to contact us.
Background Check
Every counselor, chef, teamer who enters our camps has to be registrated, needs a background check as well as references. That's why parents are only allowed on the day of arrival and departure and not during the camp week. We want to make sure that we know and checked every adult who is with us at camp.
Education
Each supervisor must complete an almost two-week training course with us, which from early in the morning until late in the evening includes so many lessons that the number of hours even corresponds to the basic study in educational sciences. Here we focus on the areas of safety, accident prevention, child psychology and needs as well as the various safety aspects in the field of experiential education.
Crisis Intervention
If something should happen, it is not only important to provide first aid for the affected person, but also to care for the other children and adolescents. We have a specially trained team for crisis intervention, which then provides immediate care and can thus prevent possible traumatisation due to the experience.
Caregiver Key
No safety without sufficient staff! We are the leaders in Germany with our great caregiver key. There are no camps that have a key worse than 1:6-1:8, which means that one caregiver is responsible for a maximum of 6-8 children. In the junior camps we also use our CIT (Counselor in Training), so that we often reach a key of only 1:4. We know that this key can seem exaggerated, but we want to guarantee the highest possible safety and we firmly believe that this is exactly what our high level of caregiver commitment leads to.
Nightwatch
All our camps are also supervised at night by the counselors/teamers. On the one hand we want to prevent visitors from coming to the site - which has not happened until today - and on the other hand we want to be there for the children when they wake up at night and get homesick or have to go to the toilet. The nightwatch patrols the area and is otherwise reachable at a central place for the children. Some of our locations - e.g. the headquarters in Walsrode - are also video-monitored and fenced in.
Cooperation
Cooperation with the independent representative for questions of sexual child abuse via our umbrella organisation Reisenetz e.V.: Camp Adventure was one of the first tour operators for children and young people to develop a protection concept that prevents sexual abuse among children and young people. Today, this concept is considered important by many other tour operators, also due to our personal commitment in various associations and professional circles. Of course, the background check and the "6-eyes principle", which states that a child must never be alone with a caregiver, is also an essential part of our protection concept. The most important thing, however, is to create an "open system" in which everyone knows that sexual abuse should not be a taboo subject, but that simple instruments such as a grievance box and feedback system can immediately address grievances and that they do not have to be denied.
Quality
As a member of the quality committee of the professional association for children and youth travel "Reisenetz", our managing director Jan Vieth is responsible for further developing and checking the quality guidelines of the entire industry. As Germany's ambassador to the ICF, he is also kept up to date on improvements in camp and training quality worldwide and adapts these as quickly as possible to our own camps.
Accessibility
Of course, all parents receive a number from us, which allows them to reach us 24 hours a day in an emergency. If an emergency occurs at your home, you can inform us immediately and we can decide together how, when and whether to inform your child.
In case of emergency
Every caregiver has a valid first aid certificate and can help if necessary.
We hope to have helped you with this overview. For further information you can call us at +49 (0) 40 4100 949 00.