Nature camps: book an experience shaped to what you want. Checked providers in the finest parts of the country.
Very easy – Moderate
1 day – 2 weeks
Wild country, woods, parks, reserves and mountain areas
Spring, summer, autumn and sometimes winter
Nature camps are teaching programmes held out of doors and given over to getting to know the natural world.
Children learn about plants, animals, ecosystems and why the country needs protecting, by doing rather than reading.
They put environmental teaching, outdoor games and exploring together.
The aim is to build curiosity, responsibility and respect for the natural world.
Book activities run by specialist organisers.
Educational and recreational camps for children and teenagers, combining adventure, exploration, creative activities and social interaction. The programmes include trips, practical workshops, team games and outdoor activities, offering participants new experiences and wonderful memories.
Tabere de ski pentru copii, organizate de Have Fun Activities în Poiana Brașov, în perioadele 5–9 ianuarie și 22–26 februarie 2027. Participanții, indiferent de nivelul de experiență, se vor bucura de lecții de ski, activități de grup și experiențe de iarnă.
Descoperă taberele Sun Adventure, dedicate copiilor care își doresc vacanțe active, aventură în natură și experiențe noi. Cu activități precum schi, snowboard, mountain-bike, drumeții, escaladă și speologie, participanții au ocazia să învețe prin experiență, să lege prietenii și să își dezvolte încrederea în propriile abilități, sub îndrumarea instructorilor.
Work on protecting the environment and behaving responsibly.
Working the forest ecosystems and watching what lives there.
Finding the mountain landscapes, the plants and the animals.
Watching animals and making sense of their habitats.
Experiments and research work pitched at children.
Learning photographic technique out in the country.
Children find out what the activities are for and what the rules are.
Participants come across plants, animals and natural landscapes.
There are games and exercises in watching closely.
Children take part in environmental projects or experiments.
Participants talk about what they found out and learnt.
Activities pitched at the age group, for finding the country through play and exploring.
Right for children who are curious and want to look at the natural world.
It fills out schoolwork with hands-on activity outside the classroom.
No particular knowledge of the natural world is needed.
Right for those drawn to ecology and to protecting the country.
It offers exploring without much physical demand.
Watching, educational games and easy walks.
Easy routes, route-finding and hands-on activity.
Practical work on protecting the environment, and a bit of research.
The activities have to match what the children can take in and how much energy they have.
Where the camp is decides which plants, animals and activities are on offer.
Most of what happens takes place out of doors.
The instructors have to know the area and be able to explain what is there.
It can be a day trip or a residential camp.
Spring and summer give you the most to explore.
Clothing that suits a day out of doors.
Trainers or boots for mixed ground.
Handy for the outings and for personal bits.
Worth having for the activities and the walks.
Handy for writing down what they find and do.
Sun cream, a cap or something against insects.
Outdoor activities have to be set up so that children can explore safely.
No. The activities are built for learning by doing.
There are programmes for different age groups.
Exploring, educational games, ecology, watching wildlife and practical projects.
The activities are adjusted to the weather and to keeping the children safe.
Usually not — clothes that suit the outdoors are enough.
They build curiosity, responsibility and respect for the environment.
Learning about the natural world by going out into it.
