Outdoor English camp
Language through games, teamwork, and action.
Beaver Club · Hang Dong
Adventure camps
in Chiang Mai.
Summer & winter holidays, full of discovery.
English, outdoor adventures and new friendships. Time to explore, create, swim and enjoy being a kid.
9:30am–4pmClassic day camp flow
Ages 4–13Grouped by age and ability
EnglishAll levels welcome
1:5–1:7Approximate staff-to-child ratio
Action-based learning
Life-ready kids, not just busy.
Active days, new friendships and plenty of outdoor time. Each week’s highlights are shown below; activities adapt to the children and the weather.
Nature & adventure
Tuesday wild hikes during our January–February weeks.
A weekly field trip
Explore beyond the club through a shared outing around Chiang Mai.
Lunch & snacks
Included daily, with vegetarian options available.
Join any week
Christmas, New Year & Winter Camp 2026–27.
1 field trip + 1 party24 Dec · Christmas party for campers
1 field trip + 1 party31 Dec · New Year family party ↗
Tuesday hike · Thursday field trip
Tuesday hike · Thursday field trip6 Feb · Chinese New Year party ↗
Tuesday hike · Thursday field trip
Tuesday hike · Thursday field trip
What this camp is really about
Less classroom. More real life.
Our summer and winter camps are designed around English communication, practical life skills, movement, nature, and social confidence. Kids learn by doing things together, not by sitting still all day.
Morning focus
English that happens naturally.
Instead of classroom pressure, kids use English through games, missions, directions, questions, problem-solving, and group projects.
- Icebreakers and English check-ins
- Life skills kids can actually use
- Activities for every English level
- Confidence to speak with new friends
Afternoon energy
Sports, swimming, challenge games.
Football, relay races, obstacle training, pool time, creative workshops, water games, and free play keep the day active, social, and full of movement.
Social confidence
Friendships are part of the program.
Kids eat together, solve tasks together, play together, and learn how to join a group, communicate, help, listen, and become more confident around others.
Daily rhythm
A full day, cleanly organized.
On days at Beaver Club, our Adventure Camp in Chiang Mai follows this daily flow: active warm-up, English and life skills, lunch, swimming, outdoor activities, snacks and social time. Field trip and party days follow their own programme.
Drop-off
Children arrive, settle in, meet the group, and get ready for the day.
Morning warm-up
Group exercise, active games, movement, and team energy to start the day well.
English & life skills
Interactive learning through games, practical topics, communication, and group missions.
Lunch & swimming break
Food, fresh air, pool time, and a reset before afternoon activities.
Adventure block
Sports, creative workshops, team challenges, water games, nature activities, or outdoor projects.
Snack, social time & pickup
Guided free play, board games, drawing, playground time, and pickup from 3:30 PM.
Christmas & New Year: one field trip + one party each week. January–February: Tuesday wild hike + Thursday field trip.
What’s included
Everything kids need for a full camp day.
Our adventure camps in Chiang Mai bring together learning, movement, good food and friendships, so children come home with stories to share.
Activities & equipment
English games, life skills, sports, swimming, creative workshops, team challenges and outdoor adventures, with the equipment and materials needed for camp activities.
Lunch & snacks
Buffet-style lunches and daily snacks are provided, with a mix of Western and Chinese dishes. Vegetarian options are available; tell us about allergies during registration.
Insurance coverage
Children are covered during camp activities, giving families more peace of mind while kids enjoy a full active day.
Trip transportation
Transport is included for scheduled camp hikes and field trips around Chiang Mai.
Experienced team
Our team helps children settle in, join activities and build confidence, with supervision and encouragement throughout the day.
International community
Kids meet local, expat, and traveling families, using English naturally while building friendships across cultures.
January–February camp weeks
A camp week with a real shape.
Our regular winter rhythm. Christmas and New Year weeks have one field trip and one party instead, with club activities on the other days.
Learn & play at the club
English games, team missions and practical projects help children settle in, work together and build confidence, with sports and swimming woven through the day.
Wild Hike Day
Head into nature for trails, stream crossings, outdoor cooking and survival basics. Children practise teamwork, ask questions and discover what they can do.
Field trip day
Explore beyond Beaver Club on a shared outing around Chiang Mai. New places bring fresh questions, practical learning and experiences to talk about together.
Sports & friendships
Back at Beaver Club, children enjoy active games, creative challenges and pool time, with room to practise English and spend time with their camp friends.
From camp parents
Little adventures. Lasting memories.
★★★★★
“…learned to shoot a bow, build rafts from bamboo…”
Review summaryElena’s nine-year-old joined forest camp. She highlighted new friendships, English practice and hands-on outdoor activities, alongside the team’s care for the children.
★★★★★
“…communication was in English…”
Review summaryAfter three weeks of summer camp, Hu noticed an improvement in their son’s English. The family later joined the club’s English language programme.
★★★★★
“…extend his camp for another week.”
Review summaryA parent whose son usually found making friends difficult described a very different experience at camp. He came home happy, and the family extended his stay.
Short excerpts with summaries of parent reviews published on Dinogo. Names and star ratings are shown as published.
Wild Hike Tuesday
Nature becomes the classroom.
On Tuesdays during our January–February weeks, our Adventure Camp heads into nature around Chiang Mai. Kids explore trails, rivers, forest paths, and outdoor spaces with our experienced team.
This is where outdoor learning becomes real: children walk, observe, ask questions, solve problems, help each other, and build confidence away from screens and classroom walls.
A signature part of our nature-based kids camp in Chiang Mai, designed for confidence, teamwork, and practical outdoor learning.
Real trails
Kids explore natural paths, streams, uneven ground, shade, mud and rocks, learning to move carefully and help one another.
Survival basics
Simple outdoor awareness, water safety, direction finding, fire safety, teamwork, and how to move carefully in natural environments.
Forest cooking
Children join simple outdoor cooking moments, share food together, and learn that meals can be an experience, not just something delivered in a plastic bag.
Confidence
By the end of the hike, kids usually feel tired, proud, calmer, and more capable than they expected at the start.
Family celebrations · Hang Dong, Chiang Mai
Two dates to celebrate together.
New Year 2027
family party
New Year’s Eve in Chiang Mai
End the year with good company. Bring your children and welcome 2027 with us at Beaver Club.
Local, expat and visiting families are all welcome. No camp booking needed.
Party times, activities and prices will be shared when the details are ready.
Chinese New Year
family party
10am–4pm · Beaver Club
A day together with campers, parents and siblings: lunch, team games, pool time and sauna.
Parents and siblings join at no extra charge with a 2–6 February camp booking.
A separate celebration from our 31 December New Year’s Eve party.
See camp in action
A closer look at camp life.
Why our camps are good for kids
Watch on YouTubeCamp activities · 2023 highlights
Watch on YouTubeBeyond Chiang Mai · December
Island Survival Trips.
Small groups, quiet islands and a real adventure in the Andaman Sea. Ask us about the next dates.
A Real Adventure in the Andaman Sea
Since 2022, we’ve been taking small groups of kids on one of the most unique experiences we offer — a survival-style adventure on a quiet island in the south of Thailand. In fact, we started doing these trips even before Beaver Club officially existed. It began simply as a family, some gear, and a shared curiosity about what life feels like when you step away from modern comfort.
On this island there are no malls, no Wi-Fi, and no busy tourist crowds. Just jungle, sea, sand, and the rhythm of nature. For a few days, the island becomes our classroom.
Kids learn by doing. They help cook over fire, try fishing, explore the shoreline, search for edible plants, and build simple tools from natural materials. We talk about wildlife, tides, survival basics, and how to move safely through the environment. Some days are full of action, other days are simply about slowing down and enjoying the ocean, the forest, and time together.
What makes this trip special is not just the skills kids learn, but the feeling it creates. When children spend time in a place like this, they discover independence, teamwork, creativity, and confidence in a way that can’t really be taught in a classroom.
For many of them, it becomes one of the most unforgettable memories of their childhood.
At Beaver Club, we believe adventure is one of the best teachers. And this island is one of our favorite classrooms.
Photos from our previous island adventures
TruePath worldschooling families · In planning
Next stop: China. Together.
We’re planning a community family trip to China in March 2027: a chance for parents and children to explore, learn and share the journey with other TruePath worldschooling families. The route, exact dates and costs will be shared when the details are ready.
Looking ahead
March 2027Keep me updated
March 2027Keep me updated
Before you join
A few useful answers.
The essentials for planning your child’s camp week.
Can we join the 31 December party without booking camp?
Yes. Our New Year 2027 family party in Chiang Mai welcomes local children and their families, expat families, and families visiting for the holidays. You do not need to book a camp week to join. See the 31 December family party and contact us with the number of adults and children, plus the children’s ages. We’ll share times, activities, prices and how to join when the details are ready.
Who can join, and how much English is needed?
Camp welcomes children aged 4–13, grouped by age and ability. All English levels are welcome, with activities adapted for beginners through to confident speakers.
Do parents stay during camp?
Regular camp sessions are for children, with staff supervision. Parents handle drop-off at 9:30am and pickup at 3:30–4pm. Our New Year 2027 family party is on 31 December 2026 and welcomes local and visiting families; a camp booking is not required. Ask us about party times and prices. Separately, parents and siblings can join the Chinese New Year party on 6 February 2027, 10am–4pm, at no extra charge with a 2–6 February camp booking.
What should my child bring?
Swimwear, a change of clothes, a water bottle, outdoor shoes that can get wet, and a backpack for hiking. Choose comfortable clothes that can get dirty. We share an activity-specific packing list before camp.
What food is provided?
Daily lunch and snacks are included. Lunch is buffet-style, with Western and Chinese dishes and vegetarian options. Please tell us about allergies or dietary needs when registering.
Will we receive photos?
Yes. Our office team shares photo-album links in the parent group during the week, so you can see what the children have been doing.
Can you arrange transport or somewhere to stay?
Contact our office about transport from your accommodation; arrangements depend on your location. Transport for organised camp outings is included. Families can also ask about our on-site homestay.
How do we book?
Contact us on LINE: BeaverClub, WeChat: BeaverClubCM, or email. Send your preferred weeks, your child’s age and any needs we should know about. Our team will confirm availability and guide you through the camper form and registration.
Plan your next camp adventure
Ready for a real adventure
in Chiang Mai?
Join Beaver Club’s Adventure Camp in Chiang Mai for English learning, outdoor play, swimming, sports, Wild Hike Tuesday, teamwork, and a social international camp environment for kids. Tell us your children’s ages and preferred weeks, and we’ll help you register through email, LINE or WeChat.
- Phone
- +66 97 961 1449
- LINE
- BeaverClub
- BeaverClubCM
- Location
- Ban Waen, Hang Dong, Chiang Mai
Staying a little longer? Explore our family homestay and the TruePath homeschooling community.
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