Accommodation and meals
Where the child sleeps and what they eat
Buildings on the camp grounds, rooms for 3–4 children with a private bathroom, cleaned daily. The menu is planned by a food technologist, with a separate line in the dining hall for children with allergies and special diets.
Rooms
Three to four children per room, grouped by age and gender. Each child has a bed, wardrobe, nightstand, and shelf.
- en-suite bathroom and shower, hot water around the clock
- camp bedding and towels, changed every 5 days
- dryer for belongings after the pool and rain
- children's laundry washed once per session
What to bring
Suitcase for the session — by checklist
Check off what you've packed — the counter below shows how many items are left. The list fits any shift; for the water-sports track, add a second swimsuit.
Packing list
enrolled 0 of 14Don't bring: valuable jewelry, large amounts of cash, energy drinks, medication not approved by the medical station, glass bottles.