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Lakefront Children’s Academy

400 E. Randolph St., Ste. 6B (Second Floor), Chicago, IL 60601

Smart Love Preschool

2222 N. Kedzie, Chicago, IL 60647

Bubbles Academy

(312) 944-7677

2184 North Elston, Chicago, IL 60614

Children’s Lighthouse North Center

2600 W. Irving Park Road , Chicago, IL 60618

Pedalheads Lincoln Park

888-886-6464

456 W Eugenie St., Chicago, IL 60614

Pedalheads Bucktown

888-886-6464

1711 N California Ave. , Chicago, IL 60647

Pedalheads Near North

888-886-6464

1118 N Noble St., Chicago, IL 60642

Pedalheads North Center

888-886-6464

3730 N Oakley Ave., Chicago, IL 60618

Pedalheads Evanston

888-886-6464

1330 Ridge Ave., Evanston, IL 60201

The Little Gym of Chicago

3216 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL 60657

Newberry Math & Science Academy

700 W Willow St., Chicago, IL 60614

Sager Solomon Schechter Day

60062

3210 Dundee Road, Northbrook, IL

Ogden Avenue School

501 W. Ogden Ave., LaGrange, IL 60525

Pritzker School

2009 W Schiller St., Chicago, IL 60622

Sacred Heart School

1095 Gage Street, Winnetka, IL 60093

Morgan Park Academy

2153 W. 111th Street, Chicago, IL 60643

Catherine Cook School

226 West Schiller Street, Chicago, IL 60610

GEMS World Academy

350 East South Water Street, Chicago, IL 60601

Soul City Church

1150 W ADAMS ST, Chicago, IL 60607

Kids’ Work

3429 N. California Avenue,, Chicago, IL 60618

All Aboard Learning Express

4008 W. Rosemont, Chicago, IL 60646

Michael R. Lutz Family Center

2129 W. North Avenue, Chicago, IL 60647

Bright Horizons Early Education and Preschool

877-624-4532

1520 Kensington Rd. Suite 103, Oak Brook, IL 60523

Bright Horizons at The Chancellory

270 Windsor Dr, Itasca, IL 60143

Bright Horizons at Western Springs

4700 Commonwealth Avenue,, Western Springs, IL 60558

Bright Horizons at The Esplanade

3400 Lacey Road, Downers Grove, IL 60515

Bright Horizons at Wheaton

25W 725 Jewell Rd. , Wheaton, IL 60187

Impact Dance Studio LaGrange

6B S. LAGRANGE ROAD, LaGrange, IL 60525

Little Beans Cafe – Chicago

(773) 251-1025

1809 W. Webster, Chicago, IL 60614

Little Beans Cafe – Evanston

(847) 807-3731

430 Asbury Ave., Evanston, IL 60202

The Morton Arboretum

630-968-0074

4100 Illinois Route 53, Lisle, IL 60532

Banner Day Camp

1177 Riverwoods Road, Lake Forest, IL 60045

Science and Arts Academy

1825 MINER STREET, Des Plaines, IL 60016

Grand Avenue Preschool Western Springs

4211 Grand Avenue, Western Springs, IL 60558

Grand Avenue Preshool Burr Ridge

6880 N. Frontage Road , Suite #200, Burr RIdge, IL 60527

Hummingbird Children’s Academy

750 Pasquinelli Drive, #204, Westmont, IL 60559

Preschool Summer Camps – Camp Fire San Diego

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Nov

11

Fri

Camps during COVID

Campers will participate in a range of activities, all of which are age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

At this time, we have limited Camp programming for children between the ages of 3-13 years old.

Click on the links below for more information.

Program

A typical day begins with all Campers meeting at their assigned Camp Sites. All Campers will be in small groups of children of the same age, with whom they will spend the entire session. The camper Staff ratio will be 2:16. Camp CaHiTo is a “group-centered” camp – meaning that our campers have the same counselor and peer group for the duration of the camp session. Group-centered camping gives children the best opportunity to experience the powerful feeling of belonging, to make and keep new friends, and to connect with their counselors.

Campers participate in various activities, including age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

Sample Schedule

General Information

Camp CaHiTo is located at 3101 Balboa Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The west side of Balboa Park, is conveniently located in Balboa Park near I-5 and the 163 freeways. We will have three drop-off and pick-up times; please check your registration for the appropriate times.

Camp Hours – Group A 7:30 am – 4:00 pm / Group B 8:00 am – 4:30 pm / Group C 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

What campers should bring to Camp

• Campers should bring lunch and snacks. Refrigeration is not available; please do not send perishable foods. (Camp will not be providing a snack, and the Snack Shack will be closed)
• A Water bottle with your camper’s names on it. Drinking fountains will be available, along with water stations will be available to refill bottles.
• Comfortable play clothes, as campers, WILL get dirty.
• Closed-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-back shoes.
• A hat or cap and sunscreen. Parents should apply sunscreen before campers arrive at Camp in the morning.

Camp Groupings

(Age of Camper at start of Camp)

Little Stars: 3-5 years old

Starflight: 5-7 years old

Adventure: 8-10 years old

Discovery: 11-13 years old

Health and Safety

Camp Fire San Diego – Camp CaHiTo continues to follow guidance by federal, state, and local authorities, and the American Camp Association, and the guidance from public health departments at the State and County levels to keep our campers and staff populations safe and healthy. The safety and health of all of our campers and staff is always the highest priority. We have always taken great care to develop and maintain medical practices to address various communicable diseases, both common and rare.

We will continually be updating our policy as additional COVID-19 guidance is provided. Camp Cancellations will be made in accordance with guidelines from public health authorities, coupled with other considerations. We will follow all directives to reduce exposure at Camp and continue to update you if the public health department decides on: quarantines, Camp closures, and exclusion policies.

While Camp might look a little different this year, we hope campers find the same high-quality programming they have come to love at Camp CaHiTo.

COVID 19 Policies and Guidance cont.

Camp Fire SD Membership

All campers must be a Camp Fire SD member for $25. Benefits include but are not limited to Member Only Discounts, Newsletters, and Events. Membership is valid for 365 days.

If you have additional questions about our Day Camps, check out our frequently asked questions, and/or contact our office staff at 619-291-8985 or email [email protected].

Nov

21

Mon

Camps during COVID

Campers will participate in a range of activities, all of which are age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

At this time, we have limited Camp programming for children between the ages of 3-13 years old.

Click on the links below for more information.

Program

A typical day begins with all Campers meeting at their assigned Camp Sites. All Campers will be in small groups of children of the same age, with whom they will spend the entire session. The camper Staff ratio will be 2:16. Camp CaHiTo is a “group-centered” camp – meaning that our campers have the same counselor and peer group for the duration of the camp session. Group-centered camping gives children the best opportunity to experience the powerful feeling of belonging, to make and keep new friends, and to connect with their counselors.

Campers participate in various activities, including age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

Sample Schedule

General Information

Camp CaHiTo is located at 3101 Balboa Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The west side of Balboa Park, is conveniently located in Balboa Park near I-5 and the 163 freeways. We will have three drop-off and pick-up times; please check your registration for the appropriate times.

Camp Hours – Group A 7:30 am – 4:00 pm / Group B 8:00 am – 4:30 pm / Group C 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

What campers should bring to Camp

• Campers should bring lunch and snacks. Refrigeration is not available; please do not send perishable foods. (Camp will not be providing a snack, and the Snack Shack will be closed)
• A Water bottle with your camper’s names on it. Drinking fountains will be available, along with water stations will be available to refill bottles.
• Comfortable play clothes, as campers, WILL get dirty.
• Closed-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-back shoes.
• A hat or cap and sunscreen. Parents should apply sunscreen before campers arrive at Camp in the morning.

Camp Groupings

(Age of Camper at start of Camp)

Little Stars: 3-5 years old

Starflight: 5-7 years old

Adventure: 8-10 years old

Discovery: 11-13 years old

Health and Safety

Camp Fire San Diego – Camp CaHiTo continues to follow guidance by federal, state, and local authorities, and the American Camp Association, and the guidance from public health departments at the State and County levels to keep our campers and staff populations safe and healthy. The safety and health of all of our campers and staff is always the highest priority. We have always taken great care to develop and maintain medical practices to address various communicable diseases, both common and rare.

We will continually be updating our policy as additional COVID-19 guidance is provided. Camp Cancellations will be made in accordance with guidelines from public health authorities, coupled with other considerations. We will follow all directives to reduce exposure at Camp and continue to update you if the public health department decides on: quarantines, Camp closures, and exclusion policies.

While Camp might look a little different this year, we hope campers find the same high-quality programming they have come to love at Camp CaHiTo.

COVID 19 Policies and Guidance cont.

Camp Fire SD Membership

All campers must be a Camp Fire SD member for $25. Benefits include but are not limited to Member Only Discounts, Newsletters, and Events. Membership is valid for 365 days.

If you have additional questions about our Day Camps, check out our frequently asked questions, and/or contact our office staff at 619-291-8985 or email [email protected].

Dec

19

Mon

Camps during COVID

Campers will participate in a range of activities, all of which are age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

At this time, we have limited Camp programming for children between the ages of 3-13 years old.

Click on the links below for more information.

Program

A typical day begins with all Campers meeting at their assigned Camp Sites. All Campers will be in small groups of children of the same age, with whom they will spend the entire session. The camper Staff ratio will be 2:16. Camp CaHiTo is a “group-centered” camp – meaning that our campers have the same counselor and peer group for the duration of the camp session. Group-centered camping gives children the best opportunity to experience the powerful feeling of belonging, to make and keep new friends, and to connect with their counselors.

Campers participate in various activities, including age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

Sample Schedule

General Information

Camp CaHiTo is located at 3101 Balboa Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The west side of Balboa Park, is conveniently located in Balboa Park near I-5 and the 163 freeways. We will have three drop-off and pick-up times; please check your registration for the appropriate times.

Camp Hours – Group A 7:30 am – 4:00 pm / Group B 8:00 am – 4:30 pm / Group C 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

What campers should bring to Camp

• Campers should bring lunch and snacks. Refrigeration is not available; please do not send perishable foods. (Camp will not be providing a snack, and the Snack Shack will be closed)
• A Water bottle with your camper’s names on it. Drinking fountains will not be available, but water stations will be available to refill bottles.
• Comfortable play clothes, as campers, WILL get dirty.
• Closed-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-back shoes.
• A hat or cap and sunscreen. Parents should apply sunscreen before campers arrive at Camp in the morning.

Camp Groupings

(Age of Camper at start of Camp)

Little Stars: 3-5 years old

Starflight: 5-7 years old

Adventure: 8-10 years old

Discovery: 11-13 years old

Health and Safety

Camp Fire San Diego – Camp CaHiTo continues to follow guidance by federal, state, and local authorities, and the American Camp Association, and the guidance from public health departments at the State and County levels to keep our campers and staff populations safe and healthy. The safety and health of all of our campers and staff is always the highest priority. We have always taken great care to develop and maintain medical practices to address various communicable diseases, both common and rare.

We will continually be updating our policy as additional COVID-19 guidance is provided. Camp Cancellations will be made in accordance with guidelines from public health authorities, coupled with other considerations. We will follow all directives to reduce exposure at Camp and continue to update you if the public health department decides on: quarantines, Camp closures, and exclusion policies.

While Camp might look a little different this year, we hope campers find the same high-quality programming they have come to love at Camp CaHiTo.

COVID 19 Policies and Guidance cont.

Camp Fire SD Membership

All campers must be a Camp Fire SD member for $25. Benefits include but are not limited to Member Only Discounts, Newsletters, and Events. Membership is valid for 365 days.

If you have additional questions about our Day Camps, check out our frequently asked questions, and/or contact our office staff at 619-291-8985 or email [email protected].

Dec

27

Tue

Camps during COVID

Campers will participate in a range of activities, all of which are age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

At this time, we have limited Camp programming for children between the ages of 3-13 years old.

Click on the links below for more information.

Program

A typical day begins with all Campers meeting at their assigned Camp Sites. All Campers will be in small groups of children of the same age, with whom they will spend the entire session. The camper Staff ratio will be 2:16. Camp CaHiTo is a “group-centered” camp – meaning that our campers have the same counselor and peer group for the duration of the camp session. Group-centered camping gives children the best opportunity to experience the powerful feeling of belonging, to make and keep new friends, and to connect with their counselors.

Campers participate in various activities, including age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

Sample Schedule

General Information

Camp CaHiTo is located at 3101 Balboa Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The west side of Balboa Park, is conveniently located in Balboa Park near I-5 and the 163 freeways. We will have three drop-off and pick-up times; please check your registration for the appropriate times.

Camp Hours – Group A 7:30 am – 4:00 pm / Group B 8:00 am – 4:30 pm / Group C 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

What campers should bring to Camp

• Campers should bring lunch and snacks. Refrigeration is not available; please do not send perishable foods. (Camp will not be providing a snack, and the Snack Shack will be closed)
• A Water bottle with your camper’s names on it. Drinking fountains will not be available, but water stations will be available to refill bottles.
• Comfortable play clothes, as campers, WILL get dirty.
• Closed-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-back shoes.
• A hat or cap and sunscreen. Parents should apply sunscreen before campers arrive at Camp in the morning.

Camp Groupings

(Age of Camper at start of Camp)

Little Stars: 3-5 years old

Starflight: 5-7 years old

Adventure: 8-10 years old

Discovery: 11-13 years old

Health and Safety

Camp Fire San Diego – Camp CaHiTo continues to follow guidance by federal, state, and local authorities, and the American Camp Association, and the guidance from public health departments at the State and County levels to keep our campers and staff populations safe and healthy. The safety and health of all of our campers and staff is always the highest priority. We have always taken great care to develop and maintain medical practices to address various communicable diseases, both common and rare.

We will continually be updating our policy as additional COVID-19 guidance is provided. Camp Cancellations will be made in accordance with guidelines from public health authorities, coupled with other considerations. We will follow all directives to reduce exposure at Camp and continue to update you if the public health department decides on: quarantines, Camp closures, and exclusion policies.

While Camp might look a little different this year, we hope campers find the same high-quality programming they have come to love at Camp CaHiTo.

COVID 19 Policies and Guidance cont.

Camp Fire SD Membership

All campers must be a Camp Fire SD member for $25. Benefits include but are not limited to Member Only Discounts, Newsletters, and Events. Membership is valid for 365 days.

If you have additional questions about our Day Camps, check out our frequently asked questions, and/or contact our office staff at 619-291-8985 or email [email protected].

Jan

3

Tue

Camps during COVID

Campers will participate in a range of activities, all of which are age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

At this time, we have limited Camp programming for children between the ages of 3-13 years old.

Click on the links below for more information.

Program

A typical day begins with all Campers meeting at their assigned Camp Sites. All Campers will be in small groups of children of the same age, with whom they will spend the entire session. The camper Staff ratio will be 2:16. Camp CaHiTo is a “group-centered” camp – meaning that our campers have the same counselor and peer group for the duration of the camp session. Group-centered camping gives children the best opportunity to experience the powerful feeling of belonging, to make and keep new friends, and to connect with their counselors.

Campers participate in various activities, including age-appropriate games, hikes, and crafts determined by the counselors and what the group likes to do. Activities include Stem Activities, Archery, Hiking, Art and Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, and more.

Sample Schedule

General Information

Camp CaHiTo is located at 3101 Balboa Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The west side of Balboa Park, is conveniently located in Balboa Park near I-5 and the 163 freeways. We will have three drop-off and pick-up times; please check your registration for the appropriate times.

Camp Hours – Group A 7:30 am – 4:00 pm / Group B 8:00 am – 4:30 pm / Group C 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

What campers should bring to Camp

• Campers should bring lunch and snacks. Refrigeration is not available; please do not send perishable foods. (Camp will not be providing a snack, and the Snack Shack will be closed)
• A Water bottle with your camper’s names on it. Drinking fountains will not be available, but water stations will be available to refill bottles.
• Comfortable play clothes, as campers, WILL get dirty.
• Closed-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-back shoes.
• A hat or cap and sunscreen. Parents should apply sunscreen before campers arrive at Camp in the morning.

Camp Groupings

(Age of Camper at start of Camp)

Little Stars: 3-5 years old

Starflight: 5-7 years old

Adventure: 8-10 years old

Discovery: 11-13 years old

Health and Safety

Camp Fire San Diego – Camp CaHiTo continues to follow guidance by federal, state, and local authorities, and the American Camp Association, and the guidance from public health departments at the State and County levels to keep our campers and staff populations safe and healthy. The safety and health of all of our campers and staff is always the highest priority. We have always taken great care to develop and maintain medical practices to address various communicable diseases, both common and rare.

We will continually be updating our policy as additional COVID-19 guidance is provided. Camp Cancellations will be made in accordance with guidelines from public health authorities, coupled with other considerations. We will follow all directives to reduce exposure at Camp and continue to update you if the public health department decides on: quarantines, Camp closures, and exclusion policies.

While Camp might look a little different this year, we hope campers find the same high-quality programming they have come to love at Camp CaHiTo.

COVID 19 Policies and Guidance cont.

Camp Fire SD Membership

All campers must be a Camp Fire SD member for $25. Benefits include but are not limited to Member Only Discounts, Newsletters, and Events. Membership is valid for 365 days.

If you have additional questions about our Day Camps, check out our frequently asked questions, and/or contact our office staff at 619-291-8985 or email [email protected].

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Children’s camps in Kaliningrad

INYaZ Studio

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Summer language day camp at the foreign language studio “INYaZ Studio” is a unique space for communication and conversational language practice for schoolchildren from 7 to

14 years.

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New York Center

6+

Russia Kaliningrad region

In the city language camp “New York Center” this summer, children will have exciting thematic sessions filled with interesting activities, mysteries and quests .

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Summer Art

6+

Russia Kaliningrad region

In the creative camp “Summer Art” children will discover their creative potential, exciting games, walks, excursions, developing trainings, sports activities and much more interesting! More new friends, new activities and new sensations!

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United English

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

The most European city in Russia, excursions. A modern European-level hotel, English with a native speaker, a rich program.

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Scarlet sails

10+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Children’s health camp “Scarlet sails” is located in the National Park called “Curonian Spit”, right on the coast of the Baltic Sea. It is very beautiful here, excellent conditions for children’s recreation have been created, a high level of security has been provided, and an interesting entertainment program has been developed.

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Gaidara

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

The Gaidar children’s camp is located in Svetlogorsk, in a magnificent coniferous forest on the coast of the Baltic Sea. In these places it is easy to breathe and sleep well, because the air here is the cleanest!

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Golikova

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

The Leni Golikov Children’s and Youth Sports and Health Educational Camp invites children for a bright, active, and interesting recreation! We know how to turn ordinary summer days into a real sunny adventure!

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CHILDREN X

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

In the unique creative city camp “CHILDREN X” children will be treated not by ordinary teachers and counselors, but by real musicians, video bloggers, journalists, journalists artists and writers.

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Zhemchuzhina

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

The regional center for children and youth recreation Zhemchuzhina is a unique opportunity for every child to spend their summer holidays with fun and profit! We guarantee such advantages as professional counselors, a rich leisure program, excellent living conditions and a cheerful company of peers!

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Zelenogradsk

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

The Zelenogradsk sanatorium offers a high-quality and interesting children’s vacation, which will not only be a vivid memory, but will also bring benefits. Here you can have fun and informative holidays, as well as receive medical treatment, carry out preventive procedures, strengthen and improve the body.

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Royal Court

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

“Royal Court” is located in the resort town of Zelenogradsk, right on the coast of the most beautiful and gentle Baltic Sea. The guys have fun here during the holidays – swim in the sea, chat with friends, study in creative studios, pay attention to sports and just take a break from boring lessons!

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Matrosovo

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Children’s health camp Matrosovo is located in Svetlogorsk, Kaliningrad region, it was opened in 1979. Over the past years, employees have accumulated serious experience in the field of organizing children’s recreation. We know how to make children’s pastime bright, sunny, interesting and developing!

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Ogonyok

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Center for recreation and support of youth initiatives “Ogonyok” invites all boys and girls to spend an unforgettable vacation with us! The camp is located in the resort town of Svetlogorsk, on the very shore of the Baltic Sea. The combination of amazing nature, an interesting entertainment program and excellent conditions guarantees that you will not forget this holiday!

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Otradnoye

6+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Otradnoye sanatorium is located in the resort town of Svetlogorsk, by the beautiful Baltic Sea. Not only bright and interesting children’s recreation is organized here, but also treatment and prevention of many diseases are provided. The ideal climate, highly qualified staff and communication with peers are the most important components of an unforgettable holiday.

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Sails of Hope

10+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Children’s recreation camp Sails of Nadezhda is located in the resort town of Svetlogorsk, near the Baltic Sea. The camp operates as a structural unit of the state budgetary educational institution, the cadet boarding school of St. Andrew the First-Called Cadet Naval Corps.

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Sails of Hope

6+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Camp in the Kaliningrad region | Departure with escort from St. Petersburg or Kaliningrad. Active and rich rest. Excursions. Escort 24/7

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Pionersk

3+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Children’s orthopedic sanatorium “Pionersk” beautiful and warm Baltic Sea. Here children’s rest becomes really healthy and cheerful!

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Generation Z

13+

Russia Kaliningrad region

What is the children’s camp “Generation Z”? These are more than a dozen creative laboratories, choreography and vocal circles, a film studio, a language club and an art workshop, as well as fun counselors and unforgettable parties!

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Robotrack – Kaliningrad

4+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Do you dream that your child will spend the holidays with maximum benefit? Club “Robotrack” offers exciting classes in robotics, programming and English for children 4-14 years old!

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Russian speech

10+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Do you dream of the sea and the sun? About an interesting and eventful vacation in the company of cheerful peers? About sports and creativity? Then come to the camp of acting and public speaking Russian speech and we guarantee that you will not be bored!

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Tereshkova

6+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Children’s camp named after Tereshkova is located near Svetlogorsk, 45 km. from Kaliningrad, in the resort area of ​​the village. Maisky, 20 minutes walk from the sea.

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Center for the Development of Gifted Children

7+

Russia Kaliningrad Region

All girls and boys are invited to take part in the thematic sessions for the development of gifted children “Center! We guarantee the perfect combination of learning and development, entertainment and communication, sports and creativity, leisure and activities!

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Chaika

7+

Russia Kaliningrad region

All active and inquisitive children are invited to have fun and interesting time in the children’s recreation and health center Chaika. Amazing nature, exciting leisure activities, professional counselors, sports and intellectual activities are just some of the advantages provided by the camp.

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Yunost

6+

Russia Kaliningrad region

Do you lead an active and healthy lifestyle? Can’t imagine your existence without movement? Do you want to professionally engage in different sports and improve your results? Or just keep fit? Then come to us for the holidays – to the children’s sports center for recreation and rehabilitation of adolescents and children “Youth”!

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Children’s camps in the Kaliningrad region for the summer of 2022 is a great way to make your holidays interesting and memorable!

The Kaliningrad region, due to its unique geographical position (it is separated from the territory of the Russian Federation, located in Central Europe and connected to Russia only by sea) has many picturesque places: the coast of the Baltic Sea, forests, lakes, bays. ..

developed industry of children’s recreation. To date, there are about 15 children’s country camps, as well as children’s sanatoriums. The largest concentration of children’s camps is observed in the area of ​​Svetlogorsk. Almost all camps in the Kaliningrad region work only in the summer.

Holidays in the camp in the Amber Territory (the so-called Kaliningrad region for the richest deposits of amber) combine an active leisure part with the possibility of healing and preventing diseases, since the unique combination of sea and forest air has a positive effect on the child’s body.

Children’s camp. Which is more: pluses or minuses?

Conventionally, children’s camps are divided into 3 subtypes. The difference between them is in the scale of the institution.
You need to choose a camp according to its reputation (reviews, reviews, social networks), parent reviews and the availability of documents necessary for this activity.
The camp must have a license in two cases: when providing medical and recreational services (license for medical activities) or educational services (license for educational activities). Circles and sections are not educational, but leisure services, so they do not require a license. Such a license must have, for example, summer schools. Always ask the camp administration about these documents.

Regional, federal, all-Russian and international centers.

Large institutions of recreation and health improvement for children with a long-term reputation. Shifts from 14 to 21 days, finding children around the clock. It has access to a large pond, the sea or a private pool.

Most often, such institutions are year-round, which means that the staff there has no turnover and undergoes qualified training, working from year to year. The recreation program can be tailored to the interests of the child. A lot of effort and attention is paid to security in such camps: fencing throughout the territory, CCTV cameras, 24-hour security, a large medical unit. Such centers have a group that makes daily reports, publishes news so that parents are aware and do not worry about the child.

Of the minuses: for children who have a rest in such a camp for the first time, it is especially difficult during the period of adaptation. New place, people, daily routine. It’s really far from home, which can be intimidating. Parents don’t take their kids for the weekend. A ticket to such a camp is expensive, and the road is often paid separately. But there are also many advantages. Such an experience for a child will be invaluable.

Children’s health camp (DOL)

The camp is located most often in a forest with a pond. The shift lasts from 18 to 24 days (depending on the camp). Finding children – around the clock.

As a rule, such camps are located in ecologically clean areas, with a forest and a reservoir. Now in such camps it is increasingly rare to meet counselors who have no education or special training (almost like foresters). A variety of activities are supported there: sports competitions, creativity, intellectual battles, etc. You can visit the child at the set time.

Newcomers, of course, face difficulties and during the adaptation period they may be upset that their parents are far away. In such camps, there are often no those who deal with reports, so communication with children is not instantaneous. A mobile phone may not catch the network in the forest, the child forgot to charge, was busy, etc. But the cost will most likely be cheaper than the previous option.

Day camp (LDC)

This is a variant of Batiskaf city camp with some additions. The stay of children in the camp is from 9:00 to 18:00, the shift lasts 5 days. Children most easily adapt to staying in such a camp.

Of the minuses of this format of camps, it is usually noted that the child still spends the weekend at home. That is, it is not imbued with all life and, in fact, does not greatly change its usual way of being a student.