Cities across Germany, including Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt

English Summer Camps in Germany

English immersion day and overnight camps across Germany, with native English speaking teachers, for ages 5 to 16.

Run by Kids Camp America since 2011Ages 5 to 16

About this camp

Kids Camp America runs English immersion camps in cities across Germany, including Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne, Bonn, Leipzig and Stuttgart.

Day camps for ages 5 to 12 run from 9am to 5pm, with English lessons in small groups each morning and three activities each afternoon, such as archery, baseball, lacrosse and crafts, plus one excursion a week. Teen camps are for ages 12 to 16.

Overnight camps for ages 9 to 16, at the Edersee and in Saxony, combine three hours of English lessons a day with afternoon outings such as high ropes, mountain biking and swimming. Families can book one week or the whole summer, and choose mornings, afternoons or full days.

  • English spoken all day, with native English speaking teachers
  • Small group English lessons every morning
  • Three afternoon activities a day and a weekly excursion
  • Day camps in 15 German cities, plus overnight camps
  • Book one week or the whole summer

What the price covers

  • English lessons in small groups
  • Afternoon activities and a weekly excursion
  • Hot lunch every day
  • KCA shirt, name tag and folder
  • Certificate

The essentials

English neededNo English needed
Taught inEnglish

Who you'll be with

Staff also speakEnglish and German

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Academics

Lessons are project and play based, and the whole camp speaks English all day. Teachers are trained native English speakers who also lead the activities, so each camper has the same point of contact all week. Camps suit every level, from complete beginners to native speakers.

Day camps teach English in small groups each morning. Overnight camps have three hours of English lessons a day.

A typical day

Extended care starts at 8am. Camp begins at 9am with a whole camp circle, followed by English lessons in small groups. After a hot lunch, campers take part in three afternoon activities, and the day ends at 5pm. Once a week the group goes on an excursion instead.

What you'll do

  • Archery
  • Art
  • Drama
  • Excursions
  • Music
Day camps run three activities each afternoon, such as archery, baseball, lacrosse, origami, tie dye and jewellery making, and one excursion a week, for example to a zoo, a swimming centre, an English cinema or mini golf. Overnight camps spend up to four hours each afternoon on outings such as high ropes, mountain biking, water parks, escape rooms and city tours, with a themed evening every night: games, movies, sports, crafts or bingo.

Accommodation and food

Day camps are non residential and campers go home each evening, with extended care available from 8am. Overnight camps are residential for seven days, at the Edersee and in Saxony.

Getting there

CampusCities across Germany, including Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt
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