My Mountain Adventure: Alpine Outdoor Camp for Younger Children

Switzerland

Adventure CampsSport Camps

My Mountain Adventure is designed for campers aged 8 to 13 who want to leave the classroom behind and immerse themselves in the Swiss Alps, in the Gstaad region. The programme focuses on outdoor adventure and the mountains. It may suit families wanting an outdoor, adventure-led camp for a younger child rather than a language course.

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Program type

Adventure Camps, Sport Camps

Accommodation

Campus

About

About the Course

The program emphasizes experiential learning, allowing campers to acquire practical skills in a natural setting. While there are no traditional English lessons, the camp environment encourages language acquisition through daily interactions and activities, fostering both personal and linguistic growth.

What’s Included

The camp package includes accommodation, all meals, daily activities, excursions, and overnight adventures. Optional services may be available, such as additional excursions or specialized workshops, providing flexibility to meet individual interests.

Accommodation

Campers stay in comfortable, shared accommodations with access to modern facilities. The Gstaad Mountain Campus offers a safe and secure environment, with 24-hour supervision and access to medical facilities. The picturesque alpine setting provides a unique backdrop for the camp experience.

Meal Plan

Meals are provided, offering a variety of options to cater to diverse tastes and dietary requirements. The on-site chefs prepare balanced and nutritious meals, ensuring campers have the energy needed for daily activities and adventures.

Activities & Excursions

The camp offers a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, survival skills training, orienteering, and learning about renewable energy. Excursions to mountains, lakes, and glaciers provide additional opportunities for exploration, while overnight adventures like hut trips and camping under the stars enhance the immersive experience.

Facilities

The campus provides modern facilities, including comfortable accommodations, dining areas, and spaces for group activities. The Gstaad Mountain Campus is equipped to support a variety of outdoor adventures, with access to the surrounding alpine environment enhancing the overall camp experience.

Camp Experience

The camp is led by experienced staff dedicated to providing a supportive and enriching environment. The program is designed to foster personal growth, confidence, and a love for the outdoors, ensuring each camper has a memorable and transformative experience.

Included items

Highlights

  • 24/7 supervisionRound-the-clock supervision ensuring student safety.
  • International studentsMulticultural environment with students worldwide.
  • Small groupsPersonalized attention in small class groups.

Activities

  • Arts & Crafts
  • Excursions
  • Hiking
  • Outdoor Sports Games
  • Ropes / Zip Line / Climbing

Facilities

  • Cafeteria
  • Outdoor fields
  • Residence accommodation

Optional Extras

Other

School

Institut Le Rosey

Location

Map showing camp locationGstaad, Saanen, Switzerland

Frequently Asked Questions

My Mountain Adventure costs CHF 8,000 for two weeks or CHF 12,900 for three weeks (including a non-refundable deposit) for ages 8–13 at Le Rosey’s Gstaad mountain campus. In 2026 the two-week option ran 13–24 June and 20 June – 1 July, and the three-week option 13 June – 1 July. The fee covers tuition, full-board accommodation, activities and excursions.

Yes. My Mountain Adventure runs on Le Rosey’s Gstaad mountain campus with full-board boarding accommodation and experienced staff supervising younger campers throughout their stay in the Alps.

More about this camp

My Mountain Adventure is an outdoor adventure camp in the Swiss Alps, in the Gstaad region, for campers aged 8 to 13. It is built around the mountains and the outdoors rather than classroom study. Programme and activities. The camp focuses on outdoor adventure — leaving the classroom behind, as the provider puts it, and immersing campers in the alpine environment. It suits a child who wants to be active and outside rather than in lessons. Families seeking English or French tuition as the core should look at the language camps elsewhere in this catalogue. Accommodation. Campers stay in comfortable, shared accommodation with access to modern facilities, in the Gstaad area. Families should confirm room arrangements and, for a younger child, the supervision setup, as the detail here is limited. Ages, dates and duration. The camp accepts children aged 8 to 13 — genuinely junior, so a young child is not sharing with older teenagers. One session is currently listed, beginning in mid-June; families should confirm whether other dates are available, since a single listed session may not reflect the full season. Location and travel. The camp is in the Gstaad region of the Bernese Oberland, in the Swiss Alps. Geneva and Zurich are both usable arrival airports, with onward travel. Transfer arrangements are not published. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families wanting an outdoor, adventure-led experience in the Swiss Alps for a younger child aged 8 to 13, rather than a language course. Parents of the youngest should confirm the supervision arrangements, and families should confirm the full set of dates before booking, as the published information is limited.

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