These are the best summer camps to book in Abu Dhabi in 2025
Whether your little ones are thrill-seekers, future foodies, mini Michelangelos or junior astronauts, there's a summer camp in Abu Dhabi with their name on it.
From snowball fights in July (yes, really) and trampoline-fuelled fun to cooking classes, science experiments, and skydiving simulations, the capital is packed with epic ways to keep kids entertained, inspired, and off their screens (at least for a while).
We've rounded up the coolest camps across the city – all you need to do is book, pack a snack, and prepare for tired, happy kids by pick-up time.
Let the summer adventures begin.
Abu Dhabi summer camps
BOUNCE camp
BOUNCE Holiday Camp is back to take your kids' energy to new heights. From trampoline tricks to team games, every session is packed with fun, learning and new friendships.
It's hosted by trained pros and the camp runs at all BOUNCE and miniBOUNCE venues across the UAE.
Dhs210 (half day), Dhs840 (half day/week), Dhs300 (full day), Dhs1,100 (full week). Mon-Fri, Jun 30-Aug 29. Half Day: 8am-1.30pm or 1.30pm-5pm. Full Day: 8am-5pm. Various venues.
Children's House Montessori – Desert Safari Adventure Camp
Little explorers aged 45 days to 6 years can dive into a desert-y world of wonder at CHM's Desert Safari Adventure Camp. From June 30 to August 22, kids will enjoy sensory play, splash park fun, music, movement, and Montessori-inspired activities.
Contact for pricing. Mon-Fri, Jun 30-Aug 22. Children's House Montessori. forms.office.com/r/Yp2HPZTrdW (02 444 1150 / 056 471 2900).
CLYMB's junior flying club
Got a little thrill-seeker at home? CLYMB Abu Dhabi's Junior Flying Club is the perfect summer outlet. Kids aged 3 to 14 can take to the skies in the world's largest indoor skydiving chamber, with 20 flights split across four adrenaline-pumping sessions. It's sky-high fun – minus the furniture jumps at home.
Dhs1,999. Until Aug 15. CLYMB, Yas Island. clymbabudhabi.com.
Children's Library workshops
The Children's Library at the Cultural Foundation might not run a traditional summer camp, but it's packed with hands-on workshops to keep young minds inspired. From ceramics to painting and pottery, kids aged 6 to 14 can dive into fun, creative sessions all summer long.
From Dhs210 (four classes). Dates and times vary. Children's Library, Cultural Foundation, Al Hisn. culturalfoundation.ae.
Circuit X's summer camp
Get ready to swap screens for summer thrills at Circuit X's Island Adventures Summer Camp. Inspired by Sinbad's epic journeys, kids aged 6 to 14 will dive into rope climbing, BMX, skateboarding, water games, arts and crafts, science fun, and even pizza-making. It's a non-stop adventure from start to finish.
Dhs210 (daily), Dhs260 (extended day), Dhs849 (weekly), Dhs995 (extended week), Dhs2,690 (monthly), Dhs3,050 (extended month). Mon-Fri, Jun 30-Aug 22. Full day: 8.30am-2pm, Extended: 8.30am-5pm. Circuit X, Hudayriyat Island. circuitxuae.com.
École Ducasse's culinary summer camp
Whisk your kids away on a culinary journey at École Ducasse Abu Dhabi Studio. From cookies and tarts to Emirati and international dishes, little chefs aged 6+ will master kitchen skills under expert guidance. It's hands-on, delicious, and perfect for budding foodies.
Dhs1,050 per week. Tue-Fri, Jul 2-Aug 23, 3pm-5pm. Cultural Foundation, Al Hisn. Discounts available for siblings and multi-week bookings. info@edads.ae (052 663 7689).
Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental's Kids Palace
Kids Palace is a magical space designed to inspire, educate, and entertain. With themed play zones, educational activities, and a focus on sustainability and diversity, it's a day full of discovery and fun. Whether it's a two-hour visit or a full-day escape, every moment is packed with purpose and play.
Dhs180 (2-hour minimum), Dhs360 (half day with meal), Dhs720 (full day with two meals). Daily 8am-6pm. Kids Palace, Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental. moauh-kidspalace@mohg.com (02 690 7220).
Little Acres Kids Club
Located at Yas Acres Golf & Country Club, Little Acres Kids Club is the ultimate play destination for little ones. With indoor and outdoor fun zones, arts and crafts stations, and guided group activities, it's a vibrant, safe space where kids can explore, create, and grow. Designed for children up to 7 years old, it's perfect for families seeking fun with peace of mind.
From Dhs65 (1-hour guest rate), Dhs150 (full-day guest rate). Open daily 8am-7pm. Yas Acres Golf & Country Club. littleacres.ad@viyagolf.com (02 208 7300).
Louvre Abu Dhabi's Summer Space Camp
Blast off into a summer of creativity and cosmic exploration at Louvre Abu Dhabi's Summer Space Camp. This immersive camp isn't just about stars and space suits — it's designed to teach aspiring young astronauts (aged 5 to 12) life skills like teamwork, focus, and leadership through interactive art and space-themed challenges.
Running in three waves across July and early August, each 3-hour workshop blends art, fitness, cultural engagement, and critical thinking to build confident, curious mini-explorers ready to conquer any galaxy (or group project). From problem-solving to time management, this camp is a mission in fun, personal growth, and a little interstellar imagination.
Dhs400. Tue-Fri, July 1-4, July 8-11, or July 29-Aug 1. Louvre Abu Dhabi. louvreabudhabi.ae.
Seaworld camp
Let your kids dive into a world of marine discovery at SeaWorld Abu Dhabi's Ocean Explorers Camp. Perfect for ages 7 to 12, this five-day adventure is packed with hands-on learning, animal encounters, movement games, and themed challenges inspired by ocean life. Plus, campers get daily lunch and cool SeaWorld gear.
Dhs1,200 per week. Mon-Fri, Jul 7-Aug 15, 10.30am-4pm. SeaWorld, Yas Island. seaworldabudhabi.com.
Snow Abu Dhabi's summer camp
This summer, swap the sun for snow at Snow Abu Dhabi Summer Camp. Kids aged 4-10 can chill out with full-day fun including snow park rides, snowman building, magic shows, workshops, fitness games, and even VOX movie trips – all for Dhs4,000.
Dhs4,000 per child. Mon-Fri, Jul 17-Aug 31, 9am-5pm. Snow Abu Dhabi, Reem Mall, skidxb.com.
The National Aquarium kids' camp
It's the summer camp that's got it all. Budding marine biologists can dive into conservation and animal encounters at The National Aquarium, level up their skills at Pixoul Gaming with VR and game dev workshops, then conquer thrilling confidence courses at Adrenark Adventure Park. Three epic experiences, one unforgettable summer.
Prices TBC. Jun 30-Aug 22.The National Aquarium, Al Qana. @pixoulgaming, @adrenarkuae.
Yas Island summer camp
This isn't just a summer camp – it's five world-class theme parks, and one unforgettable adventure! From July 7 to August 22, kids aged 4+ can dive into science at Ferrari World, explore marine heritage at Yas Waterworld, become superheroes at Warner Bros. World, learn ocean conservation at SeaWorld, and conquer gravity at CLYMB. Each day brings new thrills, creative challenges, and immersive experiences.
Dhs2,499 per week (includes camper kit, T-shirt, and lunch). Mon-Fri, Jul 7-Aug 22, 9am-2pm. Yas Island. yasisland.com.
Zayed Sports City's ice rink kids camp
Glide into summer at the Ice Rink Kids Camp at Zayed Sports City. Running from July 7 to August 22, kids aged 5 to 12 can learn to skate, play on-ice games, and have a blast with expert coaching. Whether they're total beginners or brushing up their skills, it's cool fun all summer long. Limited spots (max 45 per day).
From Dhs190. Mon-Fri, 8.45am-1pm. Zayed Sports City. zsc.ae.
ZSC Summer Kids Camp by Haraka
Let the kids stay active and screen-free this summer at Zayed Sports City's action-packed camp. From June 30 to August 22, children aged 5 to 12 can enjoy a full day of sports, games and fun activities, all aimed at building a lifelong love for fitness.
Kids can join for one day, one week, or the entire summer and early booking is recommended.
From Dhs225. 5–12 years. Monday to Friday, 7.45am-3pm. Zayed Sports City. zsc.ae/en.
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