Care, supervision, and support at camp

We create a secure setting where campers feel safe to explore their thoughts and emotions without judgment or fear of consequences.

Safety

Supervision and care you can trust

The health, safety and general welfare of each individual Camper under our care at Camp Montana is meticulously cared for. Every precaution is taken wherever Campers eat, play or sleep; no activity takes place in which undue risk is involved.

Bright hallway with wooden cabinets, ceiling, and floor, leading to an adjacent room with a bed.

Safety first!

Travel

Getting there and back

We handle arrivals and departures smoothly. Most families fly into Geneva, and we arrange transfers to camp. You'll know exactly what to expect.

Easy access

comfort

Comfort in every room

Campers stay in bright, well-appointed rooms within the historic La Moubra building and surrounding chalets, all set within the camp grounds.

Comfort guaranteed

Distinction

Why families choose Camp Montana

The Swiss Alps offer more than scenery, they offer transformation. For over sixty years, Camp Montana has earned trust through consistency, safety, and genuine care for every camper who arrives at our gates.

Special summers
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communication

Staying connected

You'll hear from us regularly. Updates, photos, and direct contact during office hours keep you in the loop without interrupting camp life.

"I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for the unforgettable two weeks my children spent at camp. From the moment they arrived until the very last day, they were surrounded by joy, care, and an atmosphere that made them feel truly at home."

Reem W.

Parent, 2025

"The camp is absolutely amazing! My daughter had an incredible time and loved every moment of it. Having attended this camp myself over 30 years ago, dropping her off brought back so many wonderful memories. It’s clear that the camp has maintained its high standards and spirit throughout the years."

Justin G.

Parent, 2025

"I was very excited to send my son (13 years old) to the camp after I attended 30 years ago. I was very nervous as I sent him alone, and he can tend to be introvert, but the experience was amazing. He made friends from day 1, was in a very diverse group with all nationalities, and all the acivities were very well planned and executed."

Anne-Marie S.

Parent, 2025

Parents trust us

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prepare my child for Summer Camp?

There is no right or wrong way to prepare for a summer at Camp in Switzerland.

We welcome children and teenagers from over 50 countries to Crans-Montana each summer and create a safe, friendly and happy environment for them all. For some children, adjusting to a new environment can take a little time. It can also be difficult for some parents to be away from their children, so we recommend talking openly with your child before they leave.

Our staff are here to support every camper’s adjustment to Camp life. No two children settle in the same way, but with time, space and a non-pressured environment, each camper can find their comfort level.

Other than that, please follow the packing lists to make sure your child brings the right things.

What time should my child arrive at Geneva Airport on arrival day?

We recommend that your child arrives at Geneva Airport in the morning on arrival day.

This allows them to reach Camp in the afternoon and get oriented during daylight hours. We can accommodate most arrival times, but arriving in the morning is usually most comfortable for the child.

What time should I book the return flight for my child on departure day?

Your child will leave Camp approximately five hours before their flight.

We recommend booking a flight from midday to mid-afternoon, if possible.