
Chiang Mai Climbing and Adventure Camps
Pa Daet Sub-district · Climbing · 8–17 yrs
Typically open in July — 2027 dates coming soon









British International School, Phuket runs this residential multi-activity camp in Tambon Ko Kaeo, Thailand. The camp welcomes children aged 3–15, with languages, arts & crafts, and adventure on the programme. Typically open July — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1–4 weeks. Activities run in English.
Hosted by British International School, Phuket (BISP),on a lush 44-acre campus in the heart of Phuket, the camp provides easy access to the island’s best activities and amenities. This year, the camp expanded its offerings with a dedicated Early Years Camp for ages 3 to 5, a new programme for ages 6 to 8, and the established camp for ages 9 to 15. At Summer@BISP 2025, participants can choose from four specialised morning programmes each week: - English - KIBERone Coding & Innovation - Cruzeiro Football - Adventure Sports (ages 9-15 only) Afternoon activities include a variety of on-campus and off-campus experiences, with evening and weekend activities for Full Camp participants. English is the primary language of instruction, with additional language support available. Participants may attend as Day Campers or Full Campers, choosing between 1 to 4 weeks from 29 June to 26 July 2025. Our experienced, energetic, and highly qualified teachers, coaches, and support staff ensure a safe and engaging environment.
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Summer@BISP is built around a simple structure that parents can shape week by week: each morning a camper follows one specialist track, and each afternoon everyone comes together for a mix of activities on and off campus. The tracks are Adventure Sports, Football, English, Coding and Digital Skills by CYBERone, swimming and, for the youngest, the Early Years Camp, and a child chooses one track per week, following it Monday to Friday before switching for the next week if they wish. Mornings are split into two sessions either side of a snack break, lunch and relaxation follow at midday, and the afternoon programme runs until dinner, with residential campers carrying on into evening and weekend activities. Everything is taught in English by the school's directors, teachers and coaches, with additional language support in Russian, Chinese and Thai for children who need it. Because the camp runs on the school's own 44-acre campus, children move between real pools, pitches, courts, studios and workshops rather than a temporary set-up, and families can book single or multiple weeks as a day camp or a full residential stay.
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Jenny
My kids (12 and 14 years old) were there in 2025 and they loved it. Lots of activities, friendly staff, children from all over the world, delicious food. Highly recommended!
Feb 2026
breakfast
Provided for Full Camp residential students staying in the boarding houses.
lunch
Served at 12:00 with relaxation time afterwards; included for day students and Lower Primary campers, not for the Early Years half-day programme.
dinner
Served at 17:30, just before day students head home at 18:00.
snacks
A snack at the 10:00 morning break and again at the 15:00 afternoon break for children on site.
Meals are taken in the school refectory, a kitchen used to producing over two thousand meals on a normal school day, where children serve themselves from buffet stations under the eye of the refectory staff and choose between healthy Asian and Western options, a salad bar and a wide range of seasonal fruits. The day builds in a morning break with a snack at 10:00, lunch and relaxation time from 12:00, and another snack at 15:00 for those on site, before dinner at 17:30. Residential Full Camp children also have breakfast on campus, while the youngest Early Years campers finish at 11:30 and do not have lunch included.
Registration (Monday only)
Morning session part 1 — Adventure Sports / English / Football / CYBERone / Early
Morning break with snack
Morning session part 2
Lunch and relaxation time
Afternoon activities, on and off campus
Afternoon break with snack for on-site activities
Dinner
Day students go home
Phones and gadgets are deliberately kept out of the picture: families are asked not to send children with expensive devices, phones or large sums of money, since the focus is on the tracks, the pools, the pitches and the afternoon outings rather than on screens. Passports and travelling documents are collected by staff on arrival and kept safely for the duration of the camp, and while every care is taken the school cannot be liable for personal belongings that are lost or damaged. The one place technology takes centre stage is the CYBERone track, where coding and digital skills are taught as a structured morning programme.
Where your child sleeps
Campus facilities
59 Moo 2, Thepkrasatttri Rd., T. Koh Kaew, A. Muang, Phuket 8300, Thailand
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Getting your child there
Phuket International Airport
Pickup service · Airport transfer is part of the Full Camp residential package, so children flying in are met and brought to campus by BISP staff. About a month before the camp starts the team sends out the Summer Camp Handbook and contacts residential families directly to confirm travelling details, so flights should be booked to fit the Sunday check-in and Saturday check-out of each residential week. Please note that students cannot arrive early or depart after the programme dates.
Drop-off at Gate 1, BISP campus
Parents of day students drop off and collect their child each day at the campus in Koh Kaew, Muang Phuket, with the programme running from 08:00 to 18:00 and registration at 07:30 on the first Monday. Gate 1 is the main entrance for parents and visitors, with a large drop-off area, over one hundred covered parking spaces and access to the school through security turnstiles. · 59 Moo 2, Thepkrasatttri Rd., T. Koh Kaew, A. Muang, Phuket 8300, Thailand
School bus route 1 – Laguna, Bangtao, Surin
A camp bus can run from the Laguna, Bangtao and Surin area when at least three children book the same week, and it must be reserved in advance. The service is charged separately at 3,500 Baht per student per week.

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