Mountain Adventures is the perfect choice for parents who want to give their children a summer filled with safety, activity, and discovery.

At camp, children experience more than just relaxation; they enjoy a comprehensive developmental and adventure program. Every day, they participate in sports competitions, team games, and mysterious quests that help build character, self-confidence, and teamwork skills. Evenings are spent around the campfire and at vibrant discos, where friendships and unforgettable memories are born.

The camp program includes a climb up Mount Pogar, a visit to Kamenets Waterfall and Zhuravlinoe Lake, magical rituals on Dovbush Rocks, and participation in a knight's tournament at Tustan Fortress. Children will experience jeeping, swimming in a pool, and horseback riding through the mountains—all under the supervision of experienced educators.

For parents, this means your child is in a safe environment, where every activity is professionally organized, and every day is rewarding and enjoyable. For children, this is a summer they will remember forever, as Mountain Adventures offers not only fun but also practical skills that help them become more independent and confident.

Spend your summer holidays at Mountain Adventures!

We've curated a collection of the most exciting things to do in the Carpathians for children, ensuring that every day at camp is a new experience and leaves behind vivid memories. For parents, this means your child will not only relax but also develop their abilities, becoming more independent and responsible.

Camp participants participate in sports, intellectual, and creative competitions that help them develop their talents. Theatrical performances, natural materials crafts competitions, body art, a fun Spartakiad, volleyball championships, and the Mountain Adventure Football League all foster team spirit, self-confidence, and collaboration skills.

Active participation in team games and role-playing competitions has a positive impact on a child's character, promotes socialization, and teaches responsibility. For parents, this ensures that their child not only has fun but also gains important life experience.

Children also enjoy romantic bonfires on the slopes of the Carpathian Mountains, excursions to the Dovbush Rocks, the ancient Tustan Fortress, Kamenets Waterfall, and Zhuravlynoye Lake. They learn about Hutsul culture at the Hutsul House Museum and visit a 400-year-old wooden church.

Mountain Adventures combines a healthy lifestyle, active recreation, and the magical atmosphere of the Carpathians. This makes the camp the perfect choice for your child's summer vacation.

Camp activities:

Tourist and sports activities:

• daily dance exercises;
• daily trip to Mount Pogar with a ride on the mountain lift;
• road trips on SUVs and ATVs;
• horse riding;
• 3-hour mountain walk – contemplate the beauty of the Carpathian nature!
• visiting the Hutsul House Museum – learning about ancient Hutsul traditions;
• excursion to a 400-year-old wooden church – introduction to a historical monument;
• tying tourist knots;
• assembling a hiking backpack and practicing setting up a tent;
• shooting with an air pistol, rifle, bow;
• kindling the fire;
• Mountain Football League;
• volleyball championship;
• rugby competitions;
• frisbee tournament;
• fun Spartakiad.

Creative and developmental activities:

• role-playing games and competitions;
• Hand Made creativity: master classes on contemporary art;
• master chef of vareniki cooking;
• soap making, souvenir making;
• filming a feature film is an opportunity for creative expression;
• evening cinema;
• team building competitions;
• scary story competition;
• shadow theatre;
• board game evening: Mafia, Uno, Twister, Crocodile;
• Just Dance;
• brain ring;

Leadership Basics:

• small group management practice;
• games and competitions, quests;
• participation in elections, practice of conducting a campaign;
• debate on a chosen topic;
• basics of safe behavior and first aid;
• role-playing games on personal safety.

Water activities:

• daily swimming in the pool;
• games and competitions on the water;
• Kupala bonfire;
• water polo;
• rainstorm battle;
• water tablet entertainment.

Camp events:

• discos and game programs;
• Children's film festival KinoLife;
• thematic quests;
• body art festival;
• cosplay competition;
• Indian Day;
• lights and bonfires;
• costume masquerade ball.

Camp location, living conditions, food and safety

The staff strives to provide children with maximum safety, all necessary amenities for rest, medical care and healthy and nutritious food.

Ecological environment

The camp is located in the mountain resort of Slavske, amid pristine beech forests and spruce and fir stands. It is located in the most famous resort area of the Carpathians, near the traditional Ukrainian resorts of Skhidnytsia and Skole. The camp grounds are surrounded by forests and pristine nature. The Carpathian forest is an excellent place for children's recovery. The nature of the Carpathians has long been known for its healing properties and mineral waters. The Carpathians are a vast recreational area, the main feature of which is ozonized clean air, filled with oxygen and pine essential oils, which promote calm and relaxation and have anti-inflammatory properties. Pine air helps normalize the functioning of the child's nervous system, relieve the effects of stress, depression, and psychological stress, and improve respiratory function. The coniferous and beech-conifer forests of the Carpathians are a true treasure, saturating the air with phytoncides, the source of which are the coniferous trees. These substances have an antiseptic and cleansing effect. Carpathian pine forests are a source of vitamins B, E, and K. For example, they contain more vitamin C than lemons. Children especially benefit from relaxing in the pine forest.

Camp infrastructure

The camp has a large, well-maintained area nestled among a pine forest, with three-story buildings, a dining hall, football, volleyball, and basketball courts, a sports ground, a campfire area, gazebos for activities, and a swimming pool.

There is an opportunity to play table tennis, go horseback riding, and take a jeep ride through the mountains.

The camp has its own parking lot and Wi-Fi internet access.

Safe space and medical care

The camp is located in a fenced area. There is a medical center, and the camp has its own vehicle. All children have medical certificates, and the camp staff maintains medical records. The camp has an agreement with the Slavska City Hospital for the provision of specialized medical care.

Educators are responsible for the children's safety. Educators work with groups of 10 children of the same age. This allows for maximum attention to be given to each child. Educators are available 24/7 and have relevant training and experience running children's camps. Children swim in the pool under the supervision of educators.

Accommodation of children

Children live in 2-4-bed rooms, each equipped with modern furniture, including a new bed with orthopedic mattresses, a wardrobe, nightstands, a TV, a table, and chairs. Each room has a bathroom, sinks, and a shower with new, modern fixtures. Hot and cold water are available 24 hours a day.

Healthy and nutritious nutrition

At the camp, children receive nutritious meals four times a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and supper), prepared by experienced chefs. Food is purchased from trusted suppliers. The cafeteria offers a buffet with water, sweets, fruit, and ice cream. The camp uses its own artesian well with clean drinking water.

During excursions and trips, the camp provides children with packed lunches (sandwiches, vegetables, fruit, juices, sweets, etc.) and drinking water. Packed lunches for the return trip are included in the transfer price.

Example of a daily menu at camp:

Breakfast

• Fried egg.
• Grated pie with apple or jam.
• Vegetable salad.
• Jam, condensed milk, Nutella.
• Bread, butter, cottage cheese, sausage.
• Fruits.
• Tea, coffee.

Dinner

• Chicken and pasta soup.
• Buckwheat porridge with butter.
• Stewed meat.
• Vegetable salad.
• Bread, fruits.
• Compote.

Afternoon snack (picnic)

• Ice cream, yogurt or juice with cookies.

Dinner

• Rice porridge with vegetables.
• Baked fish or fish cutlet.
• Vegetable salad.
• Bread, fruits.
• Tea, cocoa.

How to get to the camp

Transfers and accompanying services are available for children from Kyiv, Dnipro, Kamianske, Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, and Lviv. Transfers are available at an additional cost.

Children are met at the train station by camp representatives, where they register, obtain medical certificates, and sign contracts for camp treatment. Departure occurs according to the train or bus schedule.

You can get to us from Lviv by public transport by bus from bus station No. 8 (near the railway station) to the urban-type settlement of Slavske.

If arriving by private transport, take the Kyiv-Zhytomyr-Khmelnytskyi-Ternopil-Stryi-Slavske highway from Kyiv (650 km). GPS coordinates: N 48.848414; E 23.444997. Route map: https://bit.ly/48uEEnr. Before reaching the center of Slavske, turn right at the OKKO gas station and drive 900 meters straight to the campsite.

Insurance

At the request of parents, the organizers provide insurance for children.

Insurance at Mountain Adventures camp is an additional layer of protection, giving parents peace of mind and children the confidence of a safe vacation. This means that if needed, medication will be provided immediately, without delays or additional expenses.

For parents, this is a guarantee: even in unforeseen situations, their child will receive professional help and necessary medications. For children, it's a chance to enjoy adventures without worries, knowing they're under reliable protection.