Nature holiday ideas

Weekly themed English day camps for ages 7–15, designed to fit a family stay in Vancouver.

English-led outdoor activity in Hokkaido: compare the parent-child Family programme with partly independent Moiwa.

A two-night family stay at RISONARE Tomamu built around dairy farming, food-making and a child’s research record.

Residential camps at a dedicated Niigata base, with ability-specific English groups and seasonal outdoor activities.

English-language residential adventures in the Northern Alps, organized by age and outdoor interests.

A weekly English day camp from age four, compatible with a family stay in Karuizawa.

A beginner-friendly 3-night English tent camp with Tokyo departure and practical outdoor activities.

Chatan-based English and nature camp with parent-stay, teacher-stay and homestay choices.

Short residential nature camps in Kuromatsunai, Hidaka and Noboribetsu, with fossils, rivers, sea and campfires.

Small-group rural nature camps based in a former school, combining rivers, sea, forest and everyday animal care.

Parents and children live and learn together through sustainability, Balinese culture and outdoor activities in a bamboo campus setting.

English-language residential exploration of the coast and countryside in southern Chiba.

Lake Biwa watersports and outdoor living, with an escorted Tokyo-departure option.

Okinawa nature and English, including a shorter residential session for younger children.

Tent living, fire and cooking, with children helping decide how their group spends its days.

A gentle rural/lakeside introduction to independent group living around Lake Inawashiro.

English classes, forest activities and a choice of day or residential camp in Putrajaya.

Nature-rich day camps for younger children and English-plus-activity boarding for older children.

An international outdoor camp in Les Crosets, with day places for local family stays and residential sessions for older children. Language lessons are optional alongside an outdoor-learning route.

A longstanding Canadian tent-and-canoe camp for boys, with English used through daily life. This is rustic residential adventure, with a separate short family-camp session at the end of summer.

A residential Alpine camp with a dedicated 7–9 adventure group and separate older-child specialisms. Young children join for outdoor experiences rather than a guaranteed classroom English course.

Direct school-run immersion with local pupils, English-language support and optional family homestay.

Five days of outdoor learning in Niseko. The 2026 session has ended; Sapporo’s 2026 programme was cancelled.