Summer Report 2024: Where Do Kids Go and What Do Parents Pay?

How Much Does a Summer Camp Cost?

The average cost of booking camps in 2024 is 2711.82 PLN. However, prices vary depending on the length of stay:

1. Short trips (1 week):
   These cost an average of 1,900 PLN, with a daily cost of 271 PLN. Shorter trips usually offer an intensive program, making them ideal for younger children experiencing being away from home for the first time.

2. Medium trips (2 weeks):
   Two-week camps are the most common choice for parents, averaging 2,700 PLN, which amounts to 193 PLN per day. This is an optimal length, balancing affordability with a diverse program of activities.

3. Long trips (3 weeks or more):
   The longest trips, lasting 21 days or more, offer the best value for money, costing an average of 4,000 PLN, or 190 PLN per day. Longer camps give children more time to connect with peers and fully immerse in the program.
    

One of the most affordable camps that gained significant interest this year was the 6-day Survival in the Kashubian Forest at a remarkable price of 1499 PLN. The most expensive reserved camps had a budget exceeding 10,000 PLN for two weeks with an English course abroad. 
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What Affects the Cost of a Trip?

Several factors influence the cost of a trip:

• Camp location:
  Camps in attractive tourist areas, such as seaside towns, mountains, or the Masurian Lake District, generally have higher prices.

• Camp theme:
  Specialty camps, such as sports, arts, or survival camps, are more expensive due to the need for qualified staff and specific equipment requirements like quads, paintball, pools, or professional sports halls.

• Accommodation standard:
  Accommodation can range from luxury hotels to tents or youth hostels. A higher standard means higher costs, but children can have a great time regardless, making new friends, sharing laughs, and creating wonderful memories that don't depend on hotel stars 😊
  
  Parents must carefully consider the duration of the trip and the standard of accommodation that will be most suitable for their child, taking into account both costs and expected benefits.

Favorite Destinations for Camps in Summer 2024

Summer 2024 brings several favorite spots that are particularly popular among Polish parents and organizers:
 

1. Rowy (sea):
   This picturesque seaside town attracts with beautiful beaches and access to the Słowiński National Park, making it an ideal place for recreational and adventure camps.

2. Rimini (Italy)
   Rimini is a classic destination for international youth camps. Participants can enjoy Italian culture, cuisine, and beautiful beaches.

3. Kashubia (Northern Poland):
   Kashubia offers diverse landscapes, perfect for organizing survival camps. The growing popularity of this region is due to its natural beauty and opportunities for active recreation.

4. Tatras (Zakopane and surroundings):
   The Tatra Mountains, especially Zakopane, have long attracted organizers of sports and artistic camps. Beautiful landscapes and fresh air provide an excellent backdrop for various activities.

5. Masuria:
   The countless lakes of Masuria and a rich offer of water sports make this region a natural choice for sailing and recreational camps.

Parents and organizers choose places that primarily offer diverse attractions, access to nature, and opportunities for active recreation.

From Which Cities Do Children Go to Camps?

Most children going to camps live in the largest Polish cities. The majority come from Warsaw, followed by Łódź, Wrocław, Poznań, and Kraków.

What Age Are Children Going to Camps?

The average age of camp participants in 2024 is 12.22 years. Most children attend camps between the ages of 10 and 14. The youngest participant was just 5 years old, while the oldest youth were already adults.

How Do Parents Choose a Camp?

Interestingly, price is not the most important factor when choosing a camp. In a survey conducted among 55 parents, the theme of the trip and the reputation of the organizer topped the list. Price was only fourth, showing that parents are willing to pay more for a camp that meets their expectations in terms of program and safety.

Who Books Camps for Children?

The vast majority of bookings, as much as 79%, are made by women. They most often organize holidays for their children. Men make up 21% of those booking, indicating that holiday planning remains largely a female domain.

Summer 2024 

Summer 2024 shows that parents in Poland have access to a wide range of camps at attractive prices, offering children unique experiences. Choosing the right camp depends on many factors, including the length of stay, theme, and accommodation standard.
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Poland remains an attractive place for children, and the growing popularity of regions like Rowy, Kashubia, or the Tatras confirms that parents are increasingly choosing places that offer contact with nature and active recreation. Visit us regularly and see what school trips, camps, and winter camps you can choose for your child.