Sol Camps Summer Camp in New York

Twenty structured English lessons a week, taught by qualified teachers using the Sol Camps curriculum and focused on communication, confidence and real conversation. Campers are grouped by level using the CEFR, and classes typically have around 15 students. Programme options published for the New York camp are Adventure English, AI App Design, Business Leadership and Discover Challenge. Each camper finishes with a Graduation Certificate showing their final CEFR level.

The school offers a special discount — ask us for details.

The residential (Overnight) programme runs Sunday to Sunday, 24/7. Included in the price: morning English tuition, accommodation and all meals, afternoon and evening activities, Friday, Saturday and Sunday excursions, lunch, health insurance and a two-way airport transfer. A 20% deposit secures a place.

Campers stay on Iona University’s New Rochelle campus in residence rooms with shared facilities. The operator’s FAQ describes gender-specific twin and triple rooms with private washrooms, and notes that accommodation options may be subject to change. Residences have key-card entry, 24-hour staff support and common areas where campers relax and socialise. Rooms are assigned with a mix of nationalities in mind.

Full board on campus. Breakfast includes eggs, fresh fruit, waffles, cereals and yogurt; lunch and dinner are served buffet-style with a rotating menu. Packed meals or food vouchers are provided on excursion days. With advance notice the catering team provides vegetarian, Halal, Kosher, gluten-free and other dietary options.

Afternoons and evenings are filled with sports, team challenges, creative activities, campus events and social experiences. Weekends bring larger excursions and trips to discover more of New York City, its landmarks and American culture.

The programme is hosted on Iona University’s New Rochelle campus at 715 North Ave. Campers use campus residences with private washrooms, common areas for relaxing and socialising, and campus dining for all meals.

A day starts with breakfast on campus, gives the morning to English lessons, the afternoon to activities around the area and the evening to campus events, and ends back at the residence. Campers have come from more than 34 countries, and the operator aims to keep any single nationality to roughly 30% of the camp.