Outdoor skills, step by step
Hiking, fishing, orienteering and camp craft, learned from the ground up.
Norway · Outdoors · Growth
Outdoor summer camps in Norway for young people aged 9–16: hiking, fishing, orienteering and camp life. Small groups, Norwegian instructors, Chinese interpreters on site.
30
campers per group (sample)
1:6
staff ratio (sample)
3+2
Norwegian instructors + interpreters
24h
emergency contact line
Hiking, fishing, orienteering and camp craft, learned from the ground up.
Fjords, forests and lakes — nature is the classroom.
Museum and university visits that open up ideas for the future.
Packing gear, taking care of oneself — independence grows every day.
A camp day begins at the fjord, early in the morning
For minors, transparency is the best form of trust.
As planned, each group of ~30 campers carries 3 Norwegian instructors, 2 Chinese interpreters and 1 Chinese group leader — a ratio of about 1:6. Sample figures; official configuration to be published.
[To be completed: verified qualification and background-check statements. Only actually completed measures will be stated; official text to be published by the owner.]
[To be completed: child protection policy text. The policy PDF will be available once the owner confirms it.]
As planned, group insurance covers medical, emergency evacuation and liability (sample). Exact coverage, amounts and terms come from the owner’s official insurance documents.
Lead hiking instructor
Fishing & water activities coach
Camp craft & first-aid instructor
Group interpreter
Two-Week Essential Camp
Departure city:Shanghai (sample)
Early-bird until 28 Feb 2027
CN¥44,800CN¥46,800
Three-Week Deep Camp
Departure city:Beijing (sample)
Early-bird until 31 Mar 2027
CN¥57,300CN¥59,800
Two-Week Essential Camp
Departure city:Beijing (sample)
Early-bird until 31 Mar 2027
CN¥44,800CN¥46,800
30 minutes covering programs, itinerary, fees and safety — join online, no travel needed.
As planned, each group of about 30 campers has 3 Norwegian instructors + 2 Chinese interpreters + 1 Chinese group leader, a ratio of about 1:6 (sample figure, subject to official release).
The camp runs a 24-hour emergency contact line (see the procedure diagram on the Safety page). Staff carry first-aid training, respond first, and contact parents immediately; the official plan and insurance terms will be published after owner confirmation.
A Schengen visa is typically required for a summer camp in Norway (sample note; official requirements apply). The official visa guide and document list will be published after owner confirmation; we do not apply on your behalf but provide guidance.
Sample configuration: included are ground transport in Norway, lodging, meals, program and activities, and group insurance; not included are flights, visa fees and personal spending. See the official list on the Fees page.
Yes. Chinese interpreters accompany every group and lessons are supported in Chinese; English is not an enrollment requirement (sample note).
Places are confirmed after application review; applying early secures the early-bird price.