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Camps in Germany 2026-2027

10 camps
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All camps in Germany

10 camps in Germany

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Camps for teens in Germany (13–17)

Camps that welcome teenagers, with sessions open to ages 13 to 17. Several also take 18-year-olds.

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Choosing a camp in Germany

Germany's camps for children and teens are spread across a wide range of settings, from a Lake Constance town such as Lindau to countryside bases including Bad Schussenried, Lindenberg and Reimlingen, Rhine valley locations like Bingen, Oberwesel and Bad Dürkheim, and major cities including Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Munich. Most are residential language programs, giving campers a full immersion in German alongside an international group of peers.

Alongside daily language lessons, these programs build in an active leisure schedule that runs regardless of the weather, plus excursions to explore each region's towns and countryside. The emphasis throughout is on a safe, structured environment where campers build confidence, friendships and practical language skills together.

Camps in Germany: the facts

Every figure is computed live from the camps listed on this page.

At a glance

0 day camps · 10 residential camps.

Ages 8–18 overall.

Stays range from 14 to 35 days.

What camps cost

From €2,790 to €3,080 per session across 7 priced camps.

Getting there

10 of 10 camps with transport details arrange airport pick-up.

When camps run

Sessions run October 11, 2026 – November 27, 2027.

Where campers sleep

Shared rooms at 7 camps; private rooms at 1.

Typically 2–5 campers per room.

Meals

All three daily meals are included at 9 of 9 camps.

Languages

Camps here run in German and English.

5 camps are multilingual.

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Sessions run October 11, 2026 – November 27, 2027.The bars show published sessions per month — July is the busiest.

Frequently asked questions

How much do camps in Germany cost?
Prices start from $2,790 per session. Each camp sets its own pricing, and many offer age-based rates and sibling discounts.
What ages are camps in Germany for?
The camps listed here welcome children from 8 to 18 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?
No — only residential (overnight) camps are currently listed for this page (10); no day-camp options right now.
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.
Are airport transfers included at camps in Germany?
10 of the 10 camps here that list transport details arrange airport pick-up — check each camp's "Getting there" section for meeting points and times.

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