Beginner Weeks at Ferienanlage Am Grenzbach in Bad Schmiedeberg

There are no timetabled lessons. The operator puts the plan for the week together with the group on arrival, and keeps fun, action and adventure at the front of it. Some excursions and programmes are described as optional and bookable on the spot; the operator publishes no charge for those.

The price covers six nights in the bed house or in a bungalow, full board, the free-time programme, an excursion to the Woliday adventure pool with its long water slide or, depending on the weather, to the open-air pool at Bad Duben, the day trip and entry to the Belantis amusement park, an excursion to the Dahlenberg reservoir, a large geocaching treasure hunt, a visit to a horse farm with taster riding or a horse-drawn carriage ride through the Dubener Heide, supervision by an experienced tour leader team, a Jugendtours shirt, insolvency insurance and the operator homesickness money-back guarantee. Travel to the camp is the family own: the operator books this stay with arrival by the family car and does not include a coach. The figure shown is the operator lowest for the arrival week. The operator states that this trip is not suitable for participants with limited mobility.

Children sleep either in a friendly bed house, in multi-bed rooms with a shower and toilet on the floor, or in a bungalow served by a central sanitary building. Meals are served three times a day by the camp own cook in a dining room on site, and the old Hexenhaus next to the accommodation holds the games.

Full board is included. The camp own cook serves three meals a day in the dining room.

The grounds carry football, a swimming pool and the geocaching treasure hunt, and the evenings end at the campfire baking Knuppelkuchen on a stick. Away from the grounds the week includes the Woliday adventure pool with its long slide or the open-air pool at Bad Duben depending on the weather, a full day at the Belantis amusement park, an excursion to the Dahlenberg reservoir, and a horse farm visit with taster riding or a carriage ride through the heath. A camp rally across the grounds runs on the first evening, after the getting-to-know games.

The holiday park sits among woods and meadows in the Dubener Heide, a short walk from town. It holds a swimming pool, a football pitch, sports and games grounds, a dining room, the Hexenhaus games house, and accommodation in a bed house and in bungalows with a central sanitary building.

Children are divided into groups of eight to ten beginners for the whole stay, each with a trained and experienced leader they can turn to around the clock, and a service team on site runs excursions, travel logistics and meals. The operator backs a first trip away from home with a homesickness money-back guarantee.