Imagine a summer when your child isn't stuck on their phone, but discovers a new world every day. Mountain Drive is a camp in the heart of the Carpathian Mountains, where children forget about their gadgets and immerse themselves in real-life interactions, sports, and adventures.

The program is designed to make every day special. Children climb peaks, explore the Skole Beskids, visit waterfalls and lakes, participate in quests, sports tournaments, and creative workshops. It has it all: from knightly competitions at the Tustan Fortress to evening bonfires under the starry sky.

A special highlight is the Indiana Jones Academy, where participants learn to navigate using a map and compass, light a fire, pitch a tent, and cook outdoors. It's not only fun but also practical skills that build independence and self-confidence.

There's no time for boredom at the camp: theatrical performances, competitions, sports championships, excursions to the Dovbush Rocks and ancient temples—all of this creates a truly exciting atmosphere. And evenings around the campfire or at the disco help children make new friends and feel a sense of team spirit.

Ecological environment

The Mountain Drive camp is located in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains, within the Slavske resort. This is a place where children can relax among pristine beech and spruce forests, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. The natural environment creates ideal conditions for wellness: fresh air, rich in oxygen and pine essential oils, helps restore strength, strengthen the nervous system, and improve respiratory function.

Camp infrastructure

The camp has a well-equipped area in the foothills with a three-story building, a dining hall, a conference hall, football, volleyball, and basketball courts, an indoor playground, a fire pit, and gazebos for classes.

The camp has its own swimming pool, perfect for children. Guests can also play table tennis, go horseback riding, and enjoy jeep rides.

The camp has its own parking lot and Wi-Fi.

Safe space and medical care

The camp is located in a fenced, guarded area. There's a designated vehicle on duty that can quickly transport children to the hospital if needed. All children have medical certificates, and camp staff have medical records. The camp has an agreement with the Slavske City Hospital for medical care for children.

The children's safety is ensured by the caregivers. Each caregiver works with a group of 10 children of the same age. This allows each child to receive maximum attention. The caregivers are available 24/7 and have the necessary training and experience running children's camps. Children swim in the river under the caregivers' supervision.

Accommodation of children

Children live in 2-4-bed rooms, each equipped with modern furniture, including new beds with orthopedic mattresses, a wardrobe, a TV, nightstands, a table, and chairs. All rooms have bathrooms with new, modern fixtures. Cold and hot water are available 24 hours a day. The camp is equipped with backup power and shelter.

Healthy and nutritious nutrition

At the camp, children receive nutritious meals four times a day. There's an artesian well with clean drinking water.

Example of a daily menu at camp:

Breakfast

• Fried egg.
• Grated pie with apple or jam.
• Vegetable salad.
• Jam, condensed milk, Nutella.
• Bread, butter, cottage cheese, sausage.
• Fruits.
• Tea, coffee.

Dinner

• Chicken and pasta soup.
• Buckwheat porridge with butter.
• Stewed meat.
• Vegetable salad.
• Bread, fruits.
• Compote.

Afternoon snack (picnic)

• Ice cream, yogurt or juice.

Dinner

• Rice porridge with vegetables.
• Baked fish or fish cutlet.
• Vegetable salad.
• Bread, fruits.
• Tea, cocoa.

Camp activities:

Training, personal development and useful skills:

• Mountain trip – test yourself!
• Excursion to Kamenets Waterfall – contemplate the beauty of Carpathian nature!
• a walk to Zhuravlino (Mertve) Lake – a unique place in the center of the Carpathians;
• visiting the Hutsul House Museum – learning about ancient Hutsul traditions;
• excursion to a 400-year-old wooden church – introduction to a historical monument;
• pitching a tent, building a shelter – useful skills;
• knitting tourist (pioneer) knots;
• assembling a travel backpack;
• filming a feature film is an opportunity for creative expression;
• shooting with an air rifle, bow and pistol;
• lighting a fire;
• Basics of first aid;
• journalism;
• body art festival;
• master classes on contemporary art.

Socialization:

• small group management practice;
• debate on a chosen topic;
• games and competitions, quests;
• participation in elections, practice of conducting a campaign;
• role-playing games on personal safety.

Water activities:

• daily swimming in the pool;
• games and competitions on the water;
• mermaid's day;
• stone sculpture competition;

Sports activities:

• daily exercise;
• jeeping in the mountains;
• horse riding;
• Mountain Adventure Football League;
• volleyball championship;
• rugby competitions;
• frisbee tournament;
• fun camp Spartakiad.

Camp events:

• discos and game programs;
• thematic quests;
• body art competition;
• cosplay competition;
• Indian Day;
• Rain Day and other theme days;
• lights and bonfires;
• watching the Indiana Jones movie epic;
• costume ball;
• Mafia game competitions;
• shadow theater.