Big Game is a place where children can experience an unforgettable summer with a vibrant mountain vacation, unforgettable adventures, and new friends. Thousands of children have already participated in the camp, immersed in an atmosphere of friendship, camp community, and vibrant adventures.

Every activity turns into a fun game, making time fly by. The format is active recreation. The program is very intense, keeping children busy with something exciting every minute, and each day of camp is a continuous stream of new discoveries and impressions. Thanks to the skills acquired at camp, your child will learn to tie knots, pitch a tent and pack a backpack, navigate using a compass, the sun, and the stars, properly build a fire, learn modern songs, and try their hand at journalism and creative arts. Participation in team games, sports, and role-playing games has a positive impact on character development, instills self-confidence, promotes socialization, and teaches interaction with others, independence, and responsibility. The program's highlight is fostering leadership skills. Children will enjoy exciting excursions to the ancient Tustan fortress, Kamenets Waterfall, Shepilskaya Water Park, and much, much more!

The camp program keeps children busy with interesting and engaging activities, active recreation, and the opportunity to try something new every day:

• Twice per shift, exciting trips to the mountains are organized that will be unforgettable for everyone!
• swimming in a pool where children can play in the water;
• Every day, participants will enjoy fun team games and quests, engaging training sessions on leadership and team building, public speaking, financial literacy, and conflict resolution;
• We offer sports competitions in volleyball, football, rugby, frisbee, swimming lessons, air gun shooting, a young tourist course with practice in packing a backpack and pitching a tent;
• unforgettable and bright evening lights and discos;
• Gadget-free: Children's use of gadgets is limited to the bare minimum—they are allowed only during quiet times and dances. The rest of the time is spent exploring the world of nature, sports, art, and socializing.

Every camp day is unforgettable, with its own unique theme. Our priorities are a friendly atmosphere and active recreation!

Camp activities:

Useful skills:

• knitting knots;
• assembling the tent;
• assembling a travel backpack;
• compass orientation;
• air rifle and archery shooting;
• kindling the fire;
• Basics of first aid;
• journalism;
• singing;
• contemporary art.

Socialization in a team:

• small group management practice;
• Fundamentals of leading large groups;
• thorn games and competitions, quests;
• holding elections for the camp president;
• security role-playing games.

Water activities:

• daily swimming in the pool;
• various water games;
• water polo;
• Kupala bonfire;

Sports activities:

• daily exercise;
• football;
• volleyball;
• rugby;
• frisbee;
• basketball;
• study of martial arts.

Camp events:

• discos and game programs;
• lights;
• singing;
• scout games;
• Thematic days.

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 Big Game takes place at our country's best mountain resort—the Slavske climatic resort, located in the lower reaches between the Trostyan, Pohar, Ilza, Pisana, Menchel, Kliva, and Vysoky Verkh mountains. The air is clean, oxygen-rich, and scented with pine needles. The healing properties of this mountain resort are also important. Therefore, the camp best fulfills one of its main goals—improving children's health, utilizing the unique climatic potential of the Carpathian Mountains, a healthy, balanced diet, and active recreation.

Camp infrastructure

The camp grounds are a large green area with spacious, shaded paths, a sports ground, a separate swimming pool, children's playgrounds, a volleyball court, a soccer and basketball field, a large dining hall, a movie theater, and a 24-hour first aid station. The dining hall seats 80 people and features a snack bar with ice cream and drinks. A disco is held daily. Wi-Fi is available throughout the camp.

The camp is located in a closed mountain area, away from roads and safe for children. Horseback riding and jeep tours are available. Volleyball courts and gymnastics bars are available on site. Tents and gazebos for relaxation and picnics are located nearby.

Safe space and medical care

The camp is located in a secure, fenced area. There's a first-aid station on site, with a 24-hour on-call vehicle. All children have medical certificates, and the camp staff maintains medical records. The camp has an agreement with the Slavske City Hospital to provide specialized medical care.

Educators are responsible for the children's safety. Each educator works with a group 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 higher education and experience running children's camps. Children swim in the pool under the supervision of a swim instructor and educators.

Accommodation for children: hotel with all amenities

Children stay in a four-story, three-star hotel in designer-renovated 2-4-bed rooms with bathrooms and balconies. Each room is equipped with a cable TV (including children's channels) and a chair or sofa. Hot and cold water is available 24 hours a day (boilers are installed). Bed linen is changed weekly. Rooms are cleaned every two days.

Healthy and nutritious nutrition

The hotel restaurant provides children with full meals four times a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a second supper). Products are purchased from trusted suppliers. The cafeteria offers a buffet with water, sweets, fruit, and ice cream. The hotel uses its own artesian well with clean drinking water.

The camp has been running since 2009, with over 20 years of experience! We've organized over 100 camps, over 300 trips, and over 1,000 events for over 20,000 children!

How to get to the camp

Transfers and child care are provided by educators 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.

Insurance

At the parents' request, the organizers provide child insurance. Under the health insurance policy, the child is immediately provided with all necessary medications.