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Does anybody can give me information as early as possible about Summer Holiday camp for 1-2 days for 7-15 year olds(Boys) in & around Reading –many Thanks

My kids have been to Kings camps at Queen Anne's, Caversham, and Super camps at Bearwood College. Both good, do as few or as many days as you like.

Someone used to run them at Licensed Victuallers School in Ascot - maybe PGL or Supercamps?

caring star wrote:Hello
Does anybody can give me information as early as possible about Summer Holiday camp for 1-2 days for 7-15 year olds(Boys) in & around Reading –many Thanks

Tent in your back garden? Much cheaper, and they will have just as much fun.

Thankyou all for your replies.
Aliportico-can you please give more details about -Kings camps at Queen Anne's, Caversham, and Super camps at Bearwood College? website?

Tent at home garden is cheaper but it is not relaxing for working parents - more work and for them as again the parents will be camp leader so the same rules/activities

caring star wrote:Tent at home garden is cheaper but it is not relaxing for working parents - more work and for them as again the parents will be camp leader so the same rules/activities

Ah, you're obviously a bit more 'hands on' than we are, CS. It is about the only condition under which I will tolerate sleepovers, and parental involvement stretches no further than ensuring the fridge is stocked and they have a key to get in and out for the loo at night.

check barracudas.co.uk to see if they operate in your area - you can get a child in for a couple of days per week.

Do you mean camp (under canvas) or just holiday club I.e. daily activities from 7:30 or 8:30 through to 17:30?

If the latter then we use Leighton Park these days but Sportspark are also supposed to be quite good for active kids

Thanks for all the answers. It is not holiday club. I mean exactly like a camp -tent // room is ok, where they can stay overnight away from home(1-2days) with full activities. for 7-15 old boys .