China's camps cluster in Beijing and Shanghai, the country's two largest and most international cities, split between day and residential formats. That urban concentration means most programs are based at established schools or academies rather than remote outdoor sites.
Mandarin language learning and cultural immersion sit alongside more specialist options — a dedicated basketball academy running in both cities, plus academically themed day camps built around subjects like debate, literature, conservation and martial arts. It's a destination geared toward families seeking language practice or a specific skill focus within a major-city setting.
Camps in China: the facts
Every figure is computed live from the camps listed on this page.
At a glance
3 day camps · 2 residential camps.
Ages 5–17 overall.
Stays range from 12 to 12 days.
When camps run
Sessions run November 30, 2026 – August 20, 2027.
Languages
Camps here run in English and Mandarin.
1 camp is multilingual.
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Sessions run November 30, 2026 – August 20, 2027.The bars show published sessions per month — December is the busiest.
Frequently asked questions
How much do camps in China cost?
Prices start from $1,055 per session. Each camp sets its own pricing, and many offer age-based rates and sibling discounts.
What ages are camps in China for?
The camps listed here welcome children from 5 to 17 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?
Yes — 3 day camps and 2 residential (overnight) camps match this page. Use the filters to narrow down.
How do I book?
Open a camp to see its sessions, live availability and prices, then book online. You'll confirm your child's details and pay securely — no phone calls needed.
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