Schools are almost closing, and for a parent in Lebanon, this is an excellent time to find your child a good summer holiday camp to attend. Summer camps help children grow while having fun. They learn to become independent, gain self-confidence, gain self-respect, build their character and learn new skills. Summer camps also provide a rewarding and unforgettable experience for your child. There are different summer camps in Lebanon offering various programs for children of all ages. The choice of the camp will depend on which activities you want your child to engage in, but most importantly, it will depend on where their passion lies.

The following are some of the best summer camps in Lebanon for you and your child to consider:

1. Brummana High School Summer Camp (July 4 – August 1)
The Brummana High School Summer Camp offers a wide range of activities including cycling, wall climbing, swimming, theatre, dancing, drama, board games, computer, adventure, AKL big game, archery, arts and crafts, skating, trampoline, basketball, scooter, board games, and many more. They also offer children exciting trips to museums, water parks, farms and nature exploration trips. The school offers both day camps and boarding camps for boys and girls aged 6 to 15 years. The camping experience makes the children gain confidence, discover themselves, learn to communicate, socialize and have fun in the process effectively. It’s a great way to ensure your child gets in touch with nature.

2. ACS Beirut Summer Camp  (June 30 – Aug 1)
At ACS, we believe in nurturing the whole child—emotionally, socially, and developmentally. Our summer camp is an extension of this philosophy, providing a safe and supportive environment where kids can explore their interests, try new things, and grow with confidence.

With a wide range of activities to choose from—sports, fine arts, and interactive games—there’s something for everyone. This year, we’re excited to introduce Funmathics, a playful and creative way to dive into the magic of math, and Bil-Araby, an engaging Arabic program designed for children living abroad who want to connect with the beauty of the language. In addition, both French and English will be a part of our program this year.

Age: 4 to14

3. LAU – CEP Summer Camp (June 22 – July 25)

The LAU Engineering Summer Camp is designed to initiate high school students to engineering. It will provide a firsthand experience that will help them make better informed decisions regarding their future careers.

Participants will be introduced to eight different engineering majors through hands-on projects and activities in mechanical, industrial, electrical, computer, mechatronics, civil, petroleum and chemical engineering.

4. MiniCamp Summer Camp (June 30 – August 22)
The MiniCamp Summer camp is for children aged 3 to 14 years. The camp aims to build a child’s character by developing them socially in a fun, safe, educational and friendly environment. They have a theme for each week and encourage all children to participate in every activity. Children interact with kids from different backgrounds which strengthens their communication and social skills. Children engage in activities including swimming, collecting seashells, sand play, volleyball, floor hockey, handball, lacrosse, sports and fitness, martial arts, obstacle courses, organized tag games, arts and crafts, Ga-ga, relay games, American football, softball, dodgeball, dancing, music, tetherball, basketball, gymnastics, soccer, switch-it, drama, cooking, Lego, manipulative games, storytelling and board games. MiniCamp offers an environment of patience, kindness and good humor. They allow children to grow, acquire leadership traits, take risks, become self-confident, discover themselves and have fun. The MiniCamp also offers an optional day trip for children on Fridays at an additional fee. The children venture outside the hotel to places like the zoo, factories (ice-cream factory, soap factory, soft drink factory, etc.), Watergate, splash mountains, KidzMondo, swings, Waves, amusement centers, grotto Jetta, and Rio lento.

Age: 4 to 14y

5. Camp Rage (July 22 – Aug 08)
The camp rage summer camp is for students aged 7 to 18 years. The camping experience combines fun activities, friendships, and adventure in a bid to engage children intellectually and make them learn.  The two-week camping experience happens at Laklouk Village, Lebanon. Students can create lasting memories and friendships in a safe and healthy environment. They get exposed to nature through activities and exciting trips. An experienced team supervises the children for their well-being and safety. It’s the best opportunity to let your child discover who they are, become independent and creative.

Activities will include basketball, football, rugby, beach volleyball, paintball, soap soccer, jet skiing, flyboarding, water parks, Ringo, scuba diving, tug of war, Butterfinger ball, wall climbing, flying fox, rock climbing, adventure park exploration, mountain biking, caving, ATV, horseback riding, biking, skateboarding, archery, tennis, swimming, karaoke, pool parties, fire camps, and club parties. Workshops on craft work, makeup, fashion, honey and cheese making are also part of the program. Languages are optional for students who want to learn French, Arabic, English, German and Spanish. The activities teach the value of commitment and teamwork, since the majority of the activities are centred on team settings. They also build friendships, help participants to express themselves physically, build self-confidence, promote physical fitness and relieve stress.  Students who stay in the camp for summer learn new skills, develop their confidence and explore beyond routine activities. The team which conducts the activities is carefully selected to ensure they can relate excellently with teens.

6. Sharewood Camp (June 18– July 21)
At the Sharewood camp, students get to enjoy seven days and six nights in a fun-filled environment. Children between the ages of 8 to 11 years have fun in a safe and healthy environment while appreciating nature and enjoying a wide variety of activities. Activities provided include camping, hiking, dancing, engaging games, zip line, mountain climbing, trampoline, rope climbing, horseback riding, slingshots, and many more. These activities help develop the child mentally, socially, environmentally and culturally.  Children learn survival skills, how to commune with nature, enrich their social and decision-making skills, gain confidence, self-evaluate, develop resilience and so many more.

7. Lebanon-summer-sports-camps-opportunities (May 10 – July 28)

Lebanon Athletics summer youth camps includes activities Softball, Cheerleading, Boys Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling, Girls Basketball, Girls Soccer, Girls Lacrosse, Boys Soccer, Tennis, Warrior Stack, Bowling.

Age: 4 to 12y

8. Lyman Soccer & Goalkeeping Camp (July 7 – Aug 1)

Entering its 23rd year, the Lyman ‘Bulldog’ Soccer Camp combines challenging instruction, an experienced coaching staff and excellent competition to create an exciting youth summer soccer camp experience. Designed for success, the camp is a true soccer training camp for girls and boys of all abilities. Our combination of actual game situations, and the development and refinement of fundamentals produces skilled, creative and versatile soccer players.

• Footwork, Angle Play & Proper Positioning
• Catching – Low, Medium & High Balls
• Diving & Deflecting – Forward, Medium & Power
• Handling Crosses & Corner Kicks – Catching/Boxing
• Distribution – Various Throws, Punting & Goal Kicks
• Breakaways – Cutting Down Angles & Reading One’s Opponent
• Tactical Aspects of the Position – Anticipating Play
• Communication
• Proper Handling of Direct/Indirect & Penalty Kicks
• Goalkeeper Strength, Agility & Attribute Training

Ages: 6y to 17y

9. Action: TV and Film Summer Camp (Beirut Campus) (May 10 – July 28)

Are you interested in making your own movie and for an opportunity to shout Action! on set? Would you like to be in front of the camera acting in a film, holding a microphone and reporting from the streets, or reading the news in a professional studio? Are you eager to work in a real TV studio, sit in front of monitors in a control room just like a TV director, and to experience the thrill of going live on air?

10. Health Biomedical Sciences Camp (July 21 – 26)

Through lectures and hands-on laboratory investigations in state-of-the-art laboratories, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of disciplines such as molecular biology, neuroscience, physiology, pharmacology, immunology, and other medical sciences. Students will learn how laboratory science can be translated into improved human health and will engage in investigative experiences that will allow them to apply their laboratory skills to real-life problems. In addition, students will interact with practicing professionals in fields such as medicine, physical therapy, toxicology, genetic counseling, and biomedical laboratory research. The Health and Biomedical Sciences Summer Camp will provide a fun, challenging, and engaging college environment in which students will develop a deeper understanding of what it means to be a biomedical scientist and health professional.

Price: $1,275

11. Summer Youth Camps (June 8 – Aug 14)

From fresh-faced kindergarten graduates to pumped up high school students, young people across Minnesota and beyond discover and enjoy Camp’s amazing array of experiences. Camp Lebanon’s upbeat and fun Christian environment is designed to give kids and teens the time of their lives while helping them grow and develop physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. Our team is committed to providing a complete youth summer camp experience.

Grades: 3 to 10

12. Camp K – Summer Day Camp (June 23 – July 28)

A summer day camp program started in 1986 providing a summer option for residents in Lebanon and West Lebanon for ages 5 (entering Fall 2025 Kindergarten) up to age 12. Camper groups are based on campers’ ages.

• 5-6 Camp has a maximum of 30 campers with a 1 staff member to 6 camper ratio.
• 7-8 Camp has a maximum of 30 campers with a 1 staff member to 7 camper ratio.
• 9-12 Camp has a maximum of 40 campers with a 1 staff member to 10 camper ratio.

13. Day Camp – Brummana High School (June 23 – July 28)

The Summer Camp is run Mondays to Fridays from 9:00am to 2:00pm. If the traditional Friday trips are possible each week for summer, these will run until 5:00pm. We run a programme of around 30 activities. Activities are selected so as to best ensure the participation of our campers and to teach them new skills. Each camper has the opportunity to choose a minimum of 10 activities and participate in each activity twice a week.

Price: $205 – $165

14. Teens Who Code 
The Teens Who Code Summer camp is a coding camp designed for teenagers aged 12 to 18 years. Teenagers learn a variety of art, entrepreneurship and tech courses. These include building a game, filming with a drone, starting a company, building mobile apps, creating websites and software, etc.

They also engage in other activities including yoga, running, parkour, African dancing, jujitsu, Zumba, slacklining, and so many more. Teens get to visit some of the tech and digital companies situated in Lebanon where they get the opportunity to explore career opportunities, talk to the founders and visit departments. Some of their campers have landed internships in these companies after the summer programs! End of camp means lots of prizes and gift cards for the students including tech and sports gadgets. Some of the classes students take part in include game development, creative writing, robotics, woodworking, electronics, engineering & construction, TV presenting, and Ethical hacking.

15. SABIS® International School Summer Day Camp 
Take your child to the SABIS® Summer Day Camp for fun and skill building activities. Taking your child to this camp ensures, he or she gets off the couch, forgets technology for a while and socializes with their agemates. The staff is well trained and will take good care of the children as well as help them develop their confidence while having fun. Each camp session is four weeks, and children can choose from one of the three options available. At the camp, children get to engage in both outdoor and school activities.

• In-school activities available include football, tennis, kickball, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, dodgeball, taekwondo, badminton, theater, board games, field games, treasure hunts, dancing, and many more.
• Outdoor activities include hiking and mountain climbing activities, trips to waterparks, visiting tourist sites, visiting historical sites, camping activities, visiting the amusement park, playing laser tag and so much more.
• The children can also participate in tailored activities like car track, puppet shows, art & crafts, fun games, dance, music, picnics, storytelling and many more.

By the time your child leaves camp, they will have learned how to be independent, made lasting friendships, gained new skills (including learning English), appreciate and respect their differences, be responsible and reinvented themselves.

16. Loompaland Summer Camp 
The Loompaland summer camp is designed to inspire children aged 4 to 14 years. They offer fun and innovative activities that build on the children’s personal, creative and leadership capacities. They do so by providing the kids with a safe, stimulating and healthy environment. Loompaland helps children grow emotionally, intellectually, physically, socially and existentially. Their core ethical values are responsibility, trustworthiness, respect, fairness, and care.

Age: 4y to 14y

17. St Mary’s Orthodox College The Summer Plus Program
Children and teenagers can spend their summer doing fun activities at Saint Mary’s Orthodox College. The summer plus program takes eight weeks and provides engaging activities for children from nursery to grade 7. Activities include gymnastics, bicycle rides, ballet, sports, art, cooking, computer games, guided reading, and puppet shows.

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