Children's health camps were unusually popular in the Soviet years. Fortunately, there are such camps where the conditions of accommodation, leisure activities, and child safety are at the highest level.
In the search for decent places for children’s holidays, we studied the ratings from RIA Novosti, as well as the reviews of parents on the portals 7ya.ru and incamp.ru. The result was ranking of children's camps for 2013, which we offer to your attention today.
10. Language camp "Speaker" (Anapa, Krasnodar Territory)
The camp accepts children from 8 to 16 years old and offers to combine relaxation with the study of foreign languages. The training program is built in a playful way, native speakers are involved with children. Children live in 5 buildings in the camp. The rooms are equipped with all amenities, split system, organize 5 meals a day.
Children are accepted from 7 to 14 years. The camp was opened in 2004, has its own sand and pebble beach 600 meters from the residential buildings. Children live in stationary buildings. Educators organize excursions, camping trips, sports and athletics meetings. Every evening there is an entertainment program, including dancing, competitions, staging shows, literary evenings.
8. Sports and recreation camp "Olympic Dagomys" (Dagomys, Sochi)
Children live in well-maintained capital buildings, 5 meals a day are organized. The size of the detachment is up to 30 people, 2 counselors and a tutor are attached to each of the detachments. The camp has sports grounds, 2 heated outdoor pools, a private beach. The program of the stay includes sports events, outdoor games, group quests.
7. Children's camp "Niva" with the English city program (Gelendzhik, Krasnodar Territory)
Children from 7 to 17 years old live in comfortable cottages located in a forested area. English is taught by students and professors from universities in the UK and the USA: Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard and Princeton.
6. Glass, Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region)
Children are admitted to the camp from 7 to 16 years. Nearby is Lake Silande, which in the summer organizes bathing of children under the supervision of educators and rescuers. Honored teachers of the Russian Federation, as well as university professors, work with children.
5. VDC "Eaglet" (Tuapse, Krasnodar Territory)
"Eaglet" annually accepts children from all over Russia, the CIS and foreign countries. This camp is the most famous in our ranking of children's camps in 2018. Here children from 6 to 16 years have a rest. In the structure of "Eaglet" there are 8 independent camps, each of which has its own shift program.
4. Kostino)
The camp is focused on general development, outdoor activities and sports. On the territory there is a swimming pool, five meals a day are organized. The duration of one shift is 2 weeks. Children are accepted from the age of 6 to 16 years.
3. Volodarsky)
Children are accepted from 7 to 16 years. The camp organizes creative, general developmental and sporting events. Diet - 5 times a day. The shift duration is 7-11 days. The maximum number of children in a squad is 25 people.
2. Forest Lapino)
The second language children's camp in our ranking of 2013. The camp is designed for immersion in the language environment in order to actively learn English. Children are accepted from 5 to 17 years. The program includes active games, recreational activities, communication with native speakers.
1. Children's camp "The Seagull" (Moscow region, Leninsky district, the village of Redkin meadow)
The leader in the ranking of children's camps for 2013 - This is an unusual summer camp. Children are accepted from 10 to 14 years. Accommodation is organized in high-quality Finnish tents. The camp has 4 showers, toilets, a sports town, a sports ground, a covered porch and a theater stage, a kitchen-dining room. Children receive six meals a day.
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