A warm welcome to the JCI KidsCamp Europe!
What is the JCI Kids & Youth Camp Europe?
The JCI Kids & Youth Camp Europe is an international program designed for young people aged 9 to 15, focusing on intercultural exchange, personal development, and collaborative learning within the JCI spirit.
Starting in 2026, the former KidsCamp evolves into a two-track camp format to better address different age groups:
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Kids Camp (ages 9–12)
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Youth Camp (ages 13–15)
Both camps take place simultaneously at the same location, sharing the unique international camp atmosphere while offering age-appropriate programs and activities.
Participants meet peers from different countries, develop intercultural competencies, and explore important Future Skills such as teamwork, communication, creativity, and leadership through interactive workshops, group activities, and shared experiences.
The camp offers a unique opportunity to develop new skills, build international friendships, and experience Europe from a new perspective — all while enjoying a break from everyday routines. We are sure you will have a great time!
The first KidsCamp took place in 2023 in Saarbrücken, Germany. Initially planned as a one-time event, the overwhelmingly positive feedback inspired us to establish the camp as an annual international event.
To whom is the camp addressed?
The camp is aimed at young people aged:
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9–12 years (Kids Camp)
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13–15 years (Youth Camp)
If you are slightly younger or older, please contact us individually.
Basic English skills are recommended (min. one year English at school)
What awaits you?
The JCI Kids & Youth Camp program is designed to provide a varied, engaging, and memorable experience. While Kids and Youth participants follow partly separate age-appropriate programs, many activities are shared to create a strong international community experience.
Here is a short overview of what you can expect:
First Day
Arrival in the afternoon, welcome evening, and getting to know each other. Accompanying persons are warmly welcome at the beginning.
Second Day
Fun and action activities combined with workshops related to the annual theme and Future Skills development.
Third Day
Day trip and intercultural exchange activities where participants present their home countries. Evening: international party.
Last Day
Presentations, reflections, and farewell session (accompanying adults are invited). Departure after lunch.
Accommodation
Participants will stay in shared 3–5 bed rooms at the camp location. A common room is available for joint activities, workshops, and evening programs, as well as a catering facility providing meals during the stay.





