Camps Classes in Dublin
Explore 28 Camps classes for kids in Dublin, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.
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Astropark Coolock
Astropark Coolock offers multi-activity summer camps for children aged 5 to 12 at its facility on Oscar Traynor Road / Coolock Lane, Dublin 17. Camps combine a range of sports and activities across the day, giving children a varied, active way to spend school holidays while meeting new friends in a supervised group setting. Located in the Coolock area of Dublin 17, Astropark provides a convenient camp option for families in the surrounding neighbourhoods.
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DCU Sport Summer Camps - Glasnevin
DCU Sport runs summer camps on the DCU Glasnevin Campus in Dublin 9 for children aged 4 to 15, using the university's extensive sports facilities. The camps cover a wide mix of activities including soccer, dance, basketball, GAA, rock climbing and arts & crafts, so children get to try several sports and creative pursuits across the week rather than focusing on just one. With such a broad age range catered for, the camps suit both younger children looking for a fun, active week and older kids who want more structured sport and climbing, all based at a well-equipped campus setting.
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KidsCraic - Killiney Hill Adventure Camp
KidsCraic runs an outdoor adventure camp for children aged 5 to 12 at Killiney Hill Park. Set among the park's woodland and hillside trails, the camp gives children a chance to spend school-holiday days outdoors, away from screens, in one of south Dublin's most scenic outdoor spaces. Adventure-style camps like this typically mix games, exploration and physical activity, helping build confidence and independence in an outdoor setting rather than a classroom or hall.
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Alive Outside Summer Camp - Rathgar
Alive Outside Summer Camp runs at The High School on Zion Road in Rathgar for children aged 7 to 13, combining outdoor adventure activities, sport and STEM challenges across the summer break. It's a good fit for kids who'd rather be active and outdoors than sitting still during the holidays. Campers also get a day trip to Killruddery during the week, adding a change of scenery to the usual on-site programme and giving the camp a bit of an excursion alongside its regular activities.
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STARCAMP Rathmines
STARCAMP Rathmines is a performing-arts-themed day camp for children aged 4 to 12, based at Rathmines-St Louis High School. It runs during the Easter and summer school holidays, giving kids a creative outlet for singing, dance and drama-style activities while school is out. Older or more experienced campers can also take part in STARCREW, a step up from the main STARCAMP programme for children keen to take on more responsibility or a deeper level of performing-arts activity during camp weeks.
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Nature, Yoga & Art Summer Camp - Donabate
This Nature, Yoga & Art Summer Camp runs over 4 days at Lambay House, Donabate, Co. Dublin, for children aged 6 to 10, blending yoga and mindfulness with nature-based and art activities. Combining calmer, reflective practices like yoga and mindfulness with more active outdoor and creative elements gives children a varied pace across the camp, rather than a single high-energy activity from morning to afternoon. The camp costs €140, with a sibling discount available for families booking more than one child — useful for parents looking to keep siblings occupied together over the same week.
View full details →School Kids Aloud - Summer Camps
School Kids Aloud runs full-day summer camps for children aged 5 to 12 across three Dublin locations - Phoenix Park, Pelletstown and Luttrelstown - with long opening hours from 8am to 6pm to suit working parents. The camps qualify for National Childcare Scheme (NCS) subsidy support, helping to offset the cost for eligible families.
View full details →Christ City Church - Summer Kids Club
Christ City Church runs a free Summer Kids Club called 'Brave Adventurers' for primary school-aged children at Lindsay Road National School in Glasnevin, held over a week in July from 9.30am to 12pm each day. It's a no-cost option for families looking for a morning activity during the summer break - contact the church for the current year's dates and booking details.
View full details →Dublin Zoo - Summer Camps
Dublin Zoo's week-long summer camps for ages 7-12 run Monday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm, with a focus on wildlife and conservation rather than direct animal contact. Children get an insider's look at the zoo's work while learning about the animals and habitats around them. A week costs €170, or €155 for zoo annual pass holders.
View full details →Dublin Zoo - Bricktacular Workshops
Dublin Zoo's Bricktacular workshops bring LEGO building to the Discovery and Learning Centre on select summer weekends, with 40-minute sessions for children aged 5 to 15. Tickets cost €27 per child, which includes a day's entry to the zoo. It's a hands-on, creative way to combine a zoo day out with some construction play, suited to both first-time builders and confident brick fans.
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Columbus Club
The Columbus Club runs children's camps from its premises at 30 Leeson Street Lower in Dublin 2. Camps based at a dedicated club venue like this typically combine a mix of games, sports and group activities across a full or half day, giving children a structured but varied way to spend school holidays while making friends in a supervised setting. As specific age range, dates and pricing aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to contact the Columbus Club directly to confirm current camp details and availability before booking a place for their child.
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Archaeology Camps – Booking Now
St Joseph's Parish Church in Terenure, Dublin 6 is the setting for an Archaeology Camp open to children aged 7-12 who fancy a break from sports-themed camps. The week uses practical, play-based activities — simulated excavations, handling replica finds and piecing together historical mysteries — to introduce campers to how archaeologists work. Camps run throughout the year rather than just in the summer holidays, so the Terenure dates are one of a number of options for families across Dublin 6 and the surrounding area.
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Dalkey GAA in Co. Dublin hosts an Archaeology Camp for children aged 7 to 12, giving them a history-focused change of pace from the typical sports camp. Over the course of the week, campers get hands-on with the past through mock digs, artefact investigation and storytelling, built to appeal to curious kids who like exploring and problem-solving. Archaeology Camps runs year-round, so the Dalkey session is one of several dates on offer, alongside venues elsewhere in south Dublin and beyond.
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Clonturk Community College in Whitehall, Dublin 9 is the venue for an Archaeology Camp aimed at 7-12 year olds who'd rather dig into the past than spend the week on sport. The camp introduces children to archaeology through practical, hands-on activities — simulated excavations, artefact handling and storytelling — designed to spark curiosity about how we know what we know about history. Sessions run all year round rather than just in summer, so the Whitehall camp is one of a number of Dublin dates available to families looking for something different from the usual camp options.
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Rosemont School in Sandyford, Dublin 18 hosts an Archaeology Camp for children aged 7-12 who fancy something other than a standard sports camp. The week is built around fun, practical exploration of the past — simulated digs, hands-on artefact work and storytelling — aimed at curious kids who enjoy piecing together mysteries. Archaeology Camps runs sessions across the year rather than only in summer, so the Sandyford dates sit alongside camps at other Dublin venues for families wanting a history-themed alternative.
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At Malahide Community School in Co. Dublin, Archaeology Camps offers a week for 7-12 year olds built entirely around history and discovery rather than sport. Through hands-on, practical activities, children explore how archaeologists piece together the past — handling replica finds, working through mock excavations and following clues like real investigators — a good fit for kids with a strong curiosity streak. Camps run throughout the year, not just during summer, so the Malahide dates are one of several options available to families across north Dublin.
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Bravehearts Halloween Camp
Bravehearts runs a Halloween camp for kids aged 4 to 14 at Trinity Sport, based at 43 Pearse Street in Dublin 2. The camp runs over the October mid-term break, Tuesday 28 October to Friday 31 October, with a full day from 9am to 4pm and optional pre-care from 8am and post-care until 5pm. Qualified coaches lead a varied programme mixing swimming, rugby and climbing with arts & crafts, dance and nature walks, so kids get a broad taste of different activities rather than just one. Prices start from €50 for a single day or €170 for the full week, with sibling discounts and flexible care add-ons available. Booking is handled online through the SportsKey platform.
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Project Fashion
Project Fashion runs a four-day fashion design summer camp at Taney Parish Centre in Dundrum, Dublin 14, for children aged 7 to 17, guided by professional fashion designers. Over the week, campers work through creative thinking exercises, fashion illustration, sewing machine skills and garment construction, building toward tangible pieces they've designed and made themselves. The camp runs Tuesday to Friday, 9.30am to 2.30pm, with Week 6 (4-7 August 2026) shortened to four days with extended hours to make up the time. The camp fee is €149.99, with a 10% discount for siblings booked together. Drop-off is available, and the indoor venue suits campers regardless of weather. Project Fashion also runs classes in Midleton, County Cork.
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Little Lotus Summer camp 9-12 yr olds
This Little Lotus summer programme is aimed at older children, aged 9 to 12, and runs alongside the company's younger kids' sessions at the same Belmayne, Dublin 13 venue. Each day brings a different hands-on activity paired with built-in yoga and meditation: canvas sunset painting with a cheese and fruit snack board on 8th July, a DIY spa day making bath bombs and face masks on 9th July, and a sensory slime lab with a mystery box challenge on 10th July. Sessions run 10am to 12pm daily and are priced at €50 per child per session, with all three sessions available as a €130 bundle. Places are limited, so early booking is recommended via Lindsey on 083 421 4811 (also WhatsApp) or littlelotusdublin@gmail.com.
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Small Group Tuition Classes
Guided Growth Academy runs small group tuition based in Blanchardstown, Co. Dublin, for children aged 5 to 12, run by qualified primary school teachers. The academy welcomes children from a range of backgrounds, including those with additional needs. Services include a Social Skills Class focused on confidence building, friendship skills, emotional regulation and teamwork, plus Easter and Summer Camps that combine academic learning with arts and crafts and outdoor activities. Events are also run for children and parents together, giving families a chance to learn and have fun side by side rather than just dropping children off.
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Laola Movement
Laola Movement offers outdoor Pilates classes and retreats around the Malahide, Co. Dublin area, founded in 2023 by Taty, a certified Pilates instructor. Classes run outdoors during summer, with online sessions through winter so the format continues year-round. Beyond regular classes, Laola runs one-off events combining Pilates with other outdoor activities, such as sea swims, paddleboarding and small retreat-style gatherings. The instructor holds YMCA accreditation through Reformation Studio, Dublin, plus training in ante- and postnatal Pilates. Sessions suit all levels, from beginners to experienced movers, with a focus on strength, flexibility and community outdoors. Current schedules are posted on Instagram @laola_movement, with booking via Wunderbook or email.
View full details →Archaeology Camps – Booking Now
Archaeology Camps runs at Harold's Cross National School in Dublin 6W, offering children aged 7 to 12 a hands-on alternative to the usual sports-themed summer camp. Campers get stuck into the mysteries of the past through practical, play-based activities — think simulated digs, artefact investigation and storytelling — built for curious kids who like exploring rather than just kicking a ball around. The camp runs year-round rather than just over the summer, so the Harold's Cross session is one of several dates on offer for families looking for a history-focused break from school.
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Afterschool service
This afterschool service operates in Firhouse, Co. Dublin, providing supervised care for children once the school day finishes. Afterschool services of this kind typically offer a safe, structured environment where children can relax, have a snack, complete homework and take part in age-appropriate play or activities under adult supervision until parents or carers are able to collect them. As listing details such as exact age range, schedule and pricing aren't specified here, parents are encouraged to contact the service directly in Firhouse to confirm current availability, opening hours and costs before enrolling a child.
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Kilmacud Crokes GAA Club
Kilmacud Crokes GAA Club's summer programme at Glenalbyn House, Glenalbyn Road, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, runs Monday to Friday and combines a Multi Sports Camp (GAA games plus tennis, basketball, rounders and more) with dedicated GAA Summer Camp weeks focused on football, hurling and camogie. Both are open to members and non-members. Registration and current pricing run through the club's ClubForce booking system; camps have historically run across multiple weeks through July and August. The venue has both indoor and outdoor facilities, free parking and changing rooms on site.
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Leinster Rugby (Bank of Ireland Leinster Rugby Summer Camps)
Bank of Ireland Leinster Rugby's summer camp runs Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 1.30pm, at Stillorgan-Rathfarnham RFC, Heavey Technology Park, Tibradden Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16, for children aged 6-12. IRFU-accredited Leinster Rugby coaches lead sessions covering passing, tackling, evasion and kicking for both boys and girls, with a kit pack included for those attending the full week. Pricing for 2026 wasn't published at time of research, though recent years have seen weekly rates in the €75-90 range with reduced sibling/second-camp rates - best to confirm current pricing when booking. Outdoor venue, free parking.
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Ballyboden St Endas GAA, Camogie & Ladies Football Club
Ballyboden St Endas GAA, Camogie & Ladies Football Club runs its Campa Samhraidh summer camp Monday to Friday at Firhouse Road, Dublin 16, for primary school-age children (roughly 6-13). Coaching covers football, hurling and camogie skills through drills, small-sided games and team activities at one of Dublin's largest GAA clubs. A week costs €70 for one child, or €130 combined for two. The club typically runs several camp weeks over the summer, though its 2026 week (17-21 August) was sold out at time of research - worth checking early for availability. Outdoor venue with free parking.
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Kidspace Rathfarnham
Kidspace Rathfarnham's summer camp runs Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 2pm, for children aged 4-8 at Kidspace PlayCentre, 20 Main Street, Rathfarnham, Dublin. Days combine soft-play, arts and crafts, baking and games in a supervised indoor setting run by childcare professionals, with lunch, snacks and drinks included. A full week costs €120 for a first child, dropping to €100 for a second sibling and €80 for further siblings; single day passes are also available at €30 (€24 with the National Childcare Scheme universal rate applied). The venue has free parking, an on-site café and changing facilities.
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Artzone
Artzone's Dundrum summer art camp runs at Taney Parish Centre, Taney Road, covering drawing, painting, craft and other visual arts activities for primary school children. Sessions are led by qualified art teachers and run from 10am to 1pm, Monday to Friday, over a full week. Age-graded groups run concurrently at this venue: Junior Art Camp (5-6 years), Intermediate Art Camp (7-8 years) and Senior Art Camp (9-13 years), with children dropped off for the week. This particular week (20-24 July 2026) is one of three summer weeks offered here, with further weeks running 4-7 August and 10-14 August 2026, priced at €160 for the full week.
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Common questions
How many camps for kids are there in Dublin?
Kids Patch lists 28 camps for kids in Dublin. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Whereabouts in Dublin can I find camps for kids?
Camps listings in Dublin are concentrated in Dundrum (2), Firhouse (2), Glasnevin (2), Malahide (2), Rathfarnham (2), Blanchardstown (1), Coolock (1), Dalkey (1), and 7 more.
What age range do camps for kids in Dublin cover?
Across the listings on this page, ages run from 4 years up to 17 years. 16 of the 28 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
How much do camps for kids in Dublin cost?
4 of the 28 listings publish a price, ranging from €70 to €160. Most providers set fees per term rather than per class and quote on enquiry, so contact them directly for a current figure.
Do parents need to stay during camps for kids in Dublin?
It varies by provider: of the 28 listings, 6 are drop-off. The rest do not state a policy — assume younger age groups are parent-accompanied unless the provider says otherwise.