Camps for adults
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Difficulty
Very easy – Advanced
Duration
A weekend to a few weeks
Location
Guesthouses, resorts, wellness centres, natural settings and themed venues
Season
All year round
What are camps for adults?
Camps for adults are organised experiences that bring together time off, learning and things to do.
You pick a programme by what interests you: adventure, health, a hobby or personal development.
They are a chance to step out of the daily routine and meet people who care about the same things.
The programme is pitched at adults, with a balance between activity and time to yourself.
Kinds of camp for adults
Wellness camps
Winding down, finding your balance, moving about and looking after yourself.
Adventure camps
Outdoor activities, exploring and physical challenges.
Personal development
Workshops in getting to know yourself and building up what you can do.
Hobby camps
Photography, cooking, art, craft or whatever else you are into.
Sports camps
Getting moving, training and living a bit more actively.
Networking camps
Meeting people and making connections with others who share your interests.
How a camp for adults works
Arriving and settling in
You get to know the place and the rest of the group.
Themed activities
Joining workshops, outings or hands-on sessions.
Meeting people
Time for conversation and for getting to know one another.
Free time
Time to rest and to do your own thing.
Wrapping up
You look back over what the days have brought.
Who are camps for adults for?
Anyone after a bit of quiet
Right for anyone who wants a break from the daily routine.
Working professionals
The programmes can take in networking, development and swapping notes.
Active adults
For anyone who would rather be moving and outdoors.
Anyone who likes learning
Open to anyone who wants to pick up a new skill.
People with a hobby
Right for photography, art, cooking and other themed activities.
Anyone after company
A chance to meet people with much the same interests.
Level of the experience
Winding down
Easy activities, given over to rest and to feeling better.
Active
Outings, gentle sport and time spent exploring.
Adventure
Outdoor activities and things that ask something of you, body or mind.
At a glance
What you are there for
It helps to pick a camp that matches what you actually want: rest, learning or adventure.
Who else will be there
Some camps are open to anyone, others are for a particular set of people.
How comfortable it is
The rooms and the facilities can differ a great deal.
The daily programme
Some are packed from morning to night, others leave you plenty of time.
Location
Where it is shapes what kind of experiences are on offer.
What it costs
The price follows the length, the services and what is included.
Gear
Suitable clothes
Clothes for whatever is planned.
Outdoor kit
Needed for walking and for anything in the open.
Personal things
Whatever the stay itself calls for.
Materials for your hobby
The kit that goes with the themed activities.
Sports kit
Needed for the active programmes.
Papers you need
Papers or details the organisers ask for.
Safety
Camps for adults have to be set up so that everyone comes away safe and comfortable.
Frequently asked questions about camps for adults
It depends on the kind of camp. Some are for particular age groups.
Yes. Plenty of camps are built for people arriving on their own.
Winding down, sport, adventure, workshops and hobbies.
Most programmes work without any experience at all.
Time to unwind, a bit of development, new connections and days worth keeping.
Yes — some camps take couples or groups of friends.
Striking a balance between rest, learning and time with other people.