Stop Googling. Here Are the Top Summer Camps for Kids in Switzerland This Year
Art, language, sewing, mountain biking & multi-sport. Hand-picked camps still taking bookings for Summer 2026. Don't leave it too late.
Every May I tell myself I'll sort the summer camps early, and every June I'm looking for last minute spots. This year I did the research and sharing with you everything I found including Momizen's parents favorite summer camp picks across in Zurich and beyond, organised by age group and interest. Each one with few places still open & bookable!
Creative & Arts
Art & Craft Storytelling | Castle Building | Clay Sculpting | Zürich
13 July – 14 Aug | 9:00–16:00 | Mon–Wed CHF 350 | Thu–Fri CHF 250 | Full week CHF 550
Fairytale forests, dragon t-shirt printing, clay characters and hand-built castles, every day a new guided project with room for each child's own imagination. Snacks included. Book a place here, fills up fast!
This comprehensive guide walks you through exactly how to plan a stress-free, unforgettable getaway to Naxos in the Cyclades, located in the central Aegean Sea.
Each day is a standalone project, kids and teens leave with something they actually made, can wear, or use. Real skills, relaxed studio environment, maximum creativity. Book individual days or the full week.
Sports, Nature & Adventure
Day Camps | Polysportive Camp | Bike Camp | St. Moritz
6 July - 22 August | 10:00 - 16:00 | from CHF 690
From multi-sport days packed with team challenges to guided mountain bike trails through Switzerland's most stunning alpine scenery. Weekly camps with expert instructors, small groups, and mountains as the classroom. Book an adventure here!
Multisport | Bike Camp | Tech Camp | Water Sports | St. Moritz, Silvaplana & Celerina
Football, SUP, archery, trekking, climbing, freestyle, mountain biking and tech. Expert multilingual instructors across three Engadin locations. Book a week of fun here! Engadin locals 40% discount until 15 June & 20% after 15 June
Language & Learning
Language Learning | Alpine Activities | Full Board | ZRH airport transfer included | Braunwald, Glarus
28 June – 9 Aug 2026 | Weekly | 15h lessons + excursions | Starting at CHF 1,250
English French or German morning language classes in small groups max 10, afternoons filled with 2 workshops of your choice, 3 excursions, and alpine activities per week, all in a car-free mountain village. All levels welcome from complete beginners. Weekly bookings with few places left!
13 July – 14 Aug 2026 | AI Bootcamp LEGO Robotics | Python Coding | Game Design Certificate incl. | groups of max 6–8 | Grades 3–10
codora has taught 500+ kids since 2017 in tiny groups of max 6–8. Summer camps cover AI fundamentals, LEGO robotics, Python and game design. Every 5-day course earns a certificate. No prior experience needed. Instructors are fromETH Zürich & UZH. Book here!
Starting from 26 June | Ages 5–14 | LEGO SPIKE RoboticsScratch CodingRoblox Game Creation3D DesignAI Intro | Zürich | Zug | Lausanne | Half-day or full-day available | from CHF 790 per week
Ages 5–10 & 11–14 | Full-day & half-day options available
20+ years turning curious kids into young creators, robotics, coding & game design. One of Switzerland's most established tech education providers since 2001. LEGO SPIKE robotics, Scratch, Roblox Studio, 3D design and AI, all through play-based hands-on learning. Separate age tracks for 5–10 and 11–14 year olds across three cities.
13–17 July 2026 |9:30–16:00 daily | Ages 5–12 | Smart Cities CodingSensors & Motors Design & Build | English & German | Zürich | CHF 590 per week
Children design miniature smart cities using cardboard and clay, then bring them to life with sensors and motors. Light-activated streetlamps, motorised traffic signals, water-level drainage systems, all programmed by the kids.
29 Jun - 14 Aug 2026 | Ages 7–17 | P9:30–15:00 or 10:00–15:30 | Python, AI, cybersecurity & game design | ETHZ & EPFL instructors, groups of 3–6 | Zürich | Zug | Lausanne
Teens age 12+ CHF 1,080 / 5 days | Juniors age 7+) CHF 890 / 5 days | Snacks & drinks included
Semi-private groups of 3–6, taught by multilingual ETHZ and EPFL students. Three Zürich sessions across the summer. Junior courses (ages 7–11) use Scratch; teens go deeper into Python, AI and professional tools. Laptops available for juniors; teens bring their own.
Maria Karachaliou
Maria, founder of Momizen and mom of three, is all about making life easier (and more fun) for parents. She’s on a mission to help families discover the coolest after-school activities, while connecting them with local gems. Parenting hacks, local spots, and tons of fun—find it all on Momizen!
