Multi-adventure camps
Multi-activity camps: a different adventure every day
Climbing one day, a mountain bike trail the next, then a lake, a cave or a night in a tent. Our multi-adventure camps are for children who want to try everything: the Adrenaline Multisports programme for juniors aged 9 to 13, the Senior Adventure Camp for teens aged 14 to 17, and a family camp in Champéry where parents join in.
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At a glance
- Ages Juniors 9 to 13, teens 14 to 17, families with children from 6
- Where Les Diablerets in the Vaud Alps, and Champéry in Valais for families
- Activities Climbing, via ferrata, mountain biking, paddleboarding, caving, survival skills, camping
- Level No experience needed: every activity is taught from the start
- When Weekly sessions in July and August; stay one week or several
- Languages English and French
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Adrenaline Multisports: a bit of everything, ages 9 to 13
The junior camp's most varied programme: climbing, football, mountain biking, paddleboarding, camping, survival workshops and even boat building, all in one week. It is the programme we recommend for a first camp.
Afternoons, evenings, meals and rooms are shared with the other junior programmes at Chalet Budokan in Les Diablerets, so children mix and make friends across the whole camp. More about the junior camps.
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Senior Adventure Camp: the mountains as a playground, ages 14 to 17
From Chalet Jolimont, in the centre of Les Diablerets, teens spend the week on mountain adventures: via ferrata, mountain biking, caving, glacier hikes, lake days and nights camping. The group plans some of the outings itself.
It is active but not extreme, and every challenge is a choice. More about the teen camps.
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Family Multi Adventure Camp: parents join in
A week of guided adventures for parents and children together, from a private chalet in Champéry (Valais): climbing and via ferrata, a summit hike, mountain biking, Swiss cheese-making and a night of camping. Children can come from 6 years old.
See all our family camps.
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Our multi-adventure camps
Every multi-adventure camp, with its dates and prices:
6+ yrs
Family camps
Multi-adventure camps
Champéry | Switzerland
Family Multi Adventure Camp
From CHF 2'200 / week | Child (under 16) From CHF 2'700 / week | Adult (16+)
Chalet Jolimont | Switzerland
Senior Adventure Camp
From CHF 1'080 / week | Swiss resident From CHF 1'380 / week | International participant
Chalet Budokan | Switzerland
Adrenaline Multisports
From CHF 1'080 / week | Swiss resident From CHF 1'380 / week | International participant
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Why a multi-adventure camp
Try before choosing
Children discover what they love before picking one sport for next summer.
Challenge by choice
Everyone is encouraged to push a little further, and nobody is forced.
Small groups
About one leader for every five children on the junior camp, so every child is known by name.
Qualified leaders
Paid leaders hold J+S qualifications; the team includes climbing and mountain guide instructors.
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Questions parents ask
What is a multi-activity camp?
A camp where the week is not about one sport: children climb, bike, paddle, explore caves and camp out, a different activity most days. Our Adrenaline Multisports programme, the Senior Adventure Camp and the family camp in Champéry all work this way.
Does my child need any experience?
No. Most of our participants are first-timers, and our instructors teach every skill from the start. Children who already have experience are helped to improve. See our beginner-friendly camps.
Are climbing and via ferrata safe for children?
Safety comes first: preventive measures are in place and strictly followed for every activity, the harness, helmet and ropes are provided, and someone responsible for first aid is always present. Our policies follow the standards of the Vaud Youth Protection Service (SPJ).
Will my child repeat the same activities every week?
No. The afternoon and evening activities change every week, so children who stay two or three weeks always find something new.
How is it different from a travel camp?
A multi-adventure camp has one base: a chalet the group comes back to every evening. On a travel camp the group moves to a new place most days.
Is the equipment included?
Yes: the group and technical equipment (climbing harness and helmet, ropes, tents and activity equipment) is in the price. Your child brings personal clothes and shoes from the packing list in your family account.
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Every multi-adventure camp, every date and every price, in English or in French.
