Six action-packed programs designed to challenge, inspire, and delight every camper all summer long.
The swimming pool at Camp Orange is not just about fun - it is an important part of physical development. Swimming strengthens all major muscle groups, improves endurance and coordination. Being in water also helps children overcome fears, build confidence, and improve emotional balance.
The climbing wall is one of the most powerful development tools for children. It strengthens body control, balance and physical endurance, while psychologically teaching goal-setting, patience and trust in one's own abilities. Each successful climb is a small victory for the child.
Archery teaches concentration, precision and self-control. This activity helps children focus their attention and develop inner calm. Each shot is a process where the child learns patience and responsibility for results.
Mini golf is a fun yet strategy-based activity. It develops hand-eye coordination, logical thinking and planning skills. Children learn how to approach each obstacle with patience and careful attention.
SUP boarding combines balance, physical endurance and connection with nature. Children learn body control on water, which improves coordination and self-confidence. The water environment also gives them a sense of calm and freedom.
Spending the night in a tent is one of the most memorable experiences for children. It develops independence, adaptability and teamwork. Sleeping under the open sky helps children step outside their comfort zone and develop a sense of responsibility.
Team sports develop cooperation, communication and leadership in children. Physically they improve endurance, speed and coordination. Psychologically, children learn rules, team responsibility and how to handle winning and losing in a healthy way.
These sports combine quick reactions, concentration and strategic thinking. Children learn to manage their attention and make decisions fast. Hand-eye coordination and body control are also strengthened through regular play.
Cinema sessions give children space for rest and emotional processing. Discussing films and storylines develops critical thinking, empathy and imagination. This is a calm but meaningful part of the camp experience.
Hikes connect children with nature and teach respect for the environment. Physically this develops endurance and stamina, while psychologically it builds independence, observation skills and team responsibility.
Creative sessions give children the freedom of self-expression. Drawing, handicrafts and idea generation develop imagination, emotional intelligence and confidence. Children learn that their own ideas have real value.
This intellectual team game develops logical thinking, teamwork and rapid analysis. Children learn to process information, communicate clearly and make decisions together under pressure.
The talent show is a space where children learn to express themselves and perform on stage. This develops self-confidence, communication skills and the ability to overcome fears. Each performance is a step towards a stronger sense of self.
