Camp Kimama: International Residential Summer Camp in Israel

Camp Kimama is an international residential summer camp in Israel for children and teenagers aged 6 to 17. Its defining feature is the mix of nationalities: the camp brings together participants from around 40 countries, which makes the international dimension the substance of the experience rather than a marketing line. Programme and activities. The programme combines sports, water and outdoor activities with arts and cultural excursions. It runs in an English-speaking environment, so campers from different language backgrounds share a common working language, though this is an activity camp rather than a formal English course. Accommodation and supervision. Campers stay in supervised residential camp accommodation, grouped by age. Given the 6 to 17 span, that grouping matters; how the youngest campers in particular are housed is not published, so this page does not state it. Dates and prices. The camp runs three two-week sessions each summer. The dates of each session and its price are listed with the sessions on this page, and all three sessions are sold at the same price. Accommodation, meals, tuition, activities and excursions are included in that price. Location and travel. The camp is in Israel. Families travelling internationally should check current travel conditions and entry requirements with their own authorities before making any arrangements. No airport transfer is listed for this camp. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families specifically seeking an international peer group, and those with ties to Israel or an interest in the region. The wide age range means siblings can potentially attend together. The session calendar, the price of a session and what that price includes are all on this page, so the camp can be compared with other options on cost and dates.