Did deutsch-institut runs this residential language camp in Oberwesel, Germany. The camp welcomes children aged 8–14. Typically open June to July — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1–5 weeks. Activities run in German.
Residential German camp in Oberwesel, Germany
Nestled in the picturesque town of Oberwesel the DID Summer Camp offers an unforgettable experience for young minds seeking adventure, friendship, and personal growth. Surrounded by lush landscapes and the enchanting Rhine River, this summer camp, hosted by DID Deutsch-Institut, promises an immersive language and cultural journey.
What's Included
Placement test at the start of the course
German course with 20 or 24 lessons per week
Learning materials and certificate
All day supervision
Accommodation with full board
Multi-bed rooms
Activities and excursions (entry fees included)
Local transportation pass
Not provided
Refundable security deposit · Airport transfers to/from Frankfurt (FRA) · Liability, accident and health insurance · Additional nights in the residence
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Life at Oberwesel follows a simple, reassuring rhythm: German lessons in the morning in small international groups of twenty or twenty-four lessons a week, then an afternoon and evening given over to activities, with did staff looking after the children from morning until night. Because classrooms, bedrooms and cafeteria all sit on one self-contained campus above the village, children move between lessons, meals and play without ever leaving the site. Afternoons are spent together rather than chosen individually - the group heads out to the soccer field or the table tennis tables, or settles into the studio for creative projects with the counsellors. Weekends belong to discovering the Mid-Rhine Valley, and entry fees, activities and a local transport pass are all part of the package, so nothing has to be negotiated on the spot. With classmates arriving from Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Spain, Mexico, Turkey, Switzerland and Japan, German quickly becomes the natural language of the football pitch as well as the classroom.
Las actividades en equipo y salir a conocer y también las actividades dentro de el camp y las clases ya que mejoré
Oct 2024
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Ana (Testimonial #2)
Les animateurs sont géniaux
Dec 2023
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Lia (Testimonial #3)
Wanna learn something about other countries? Come here, a lot of people from different country’s
Dec 2023
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Paula (Testimonial #4)
The activity leaders, the activities, the classes. The activity leaders are really nice, always listening and comforting.
Dec 2023
Safety & Supervision
First-aid trained staff
24/7 supervision
All staff members are carefully selected and provide an up-to-date extended police record (not older than 3 months prior to camp start), they take part in a first aid course before the camp and an intensive training with did to be aware of all health and safety meassures according to the requirements of the FDSV.
The camp provides full board with three meals a day, served in the residence cafeteria on the self-contained campus where lessons and accommodation are located.
Screen time policy
not allowed during classes and only if approved by camp managers or teachers. Mobile phone should be switched off at night.
Accommodation & campus
Where your child sleeps
Per bedroom
4 campers
Bedrooms
Shared bedrooms
Bathrooms
Ensuite bathrooms
Accommodations are comfortable, and the dedicated staff ensures the well-being and safety of every participant. The camp provides a holistic experience that combines education, recreation, and cultural enrichment, making it the perfect destination for a summer filled with fun and learning. All rooms are furnished with Bunkbeds, wardrobe for clothing storage. Bed linens and towels are provided. Good to know: On arrival you receive fresh towels: exchanged once per week. You must bring your own beach towels (i.e., for the swimming pool). Meals are provided on site and include a breakfast buffet, packed lunch or snack and a dinner buffet on site.
The campus
Campus facilities
Dining Room
Classrooms
Soccer Court
Games Room
Fireplace
Location & getting there
Rheintal-Jugendherberge Oberwesel, Auf dem Schönberg, 55430 Oberwesel, Germany
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Getting your child there
Airport
Frankfurt International
Pickup service · We offer a pick up service at surcharge:From/to Frankfurt Airport between 9 AM - 6 PM: 90 € per waySupplement for children traveling as UM (unaccompanied minors): +50 € per waySupplement for out of schedule transfers (after & PM or before 9 AM on day): + 125 € per wayTransfers on arrival are only offered on Sunday, Transfers on departure are only offered on Saturdays. Other days are counted as individual arrival/departure days and are charged according to the transfer company availability.
€90 · optional
By car
Drop-off at the residence
Families driving to the camp bring their child straight to the residence on the hill above Oberwesel, at Auf dem Schoenberg, 55430 Oberwesel, next to Schoenburg Castle, where classrooms and bedrooms share one campus. Arrivals are scheduled for Sundays and departures for Saturdays; other days are treated as individual arrival or departure days, and an extra night in the residence can be arranged if travel plans require it. · Rheintal-Jugendherberge Oberwesel, Auf dem Schönberg, 55430 Oberwesel, Germany