By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Team

Summer vacation is just around the corner. Kenting Formosa Resort, with years of experience hosting children’s summer camps, has drawn many parents who hope to give their kids a fulfilling and fun holiday, leading to numerous inquiries about the camp activities. This year, Kenting Formosa Resort launches the “2014 Children’s Summer Camp,” offering options such as Morning Camp, Afternoon Camp, or Full-Day Camp. The half-day camp is NT$480 per child, while the full-day camp is NT$960 per child (excluding accommodation). Through lively and fun activities, children can learn about Kenting National Park’s natural ecology, experience English in daily life, learn dining etiquette, play the role of little chefs, and visit their favorite water park for some splashing fun (morning and afternoon sessions vary).

Summer is a time for family fun, and Kenting Formosa is celebrating its fifth consecutive year of summer children’s camps, which have been well received by both parents and children. Not only are the camps designed to be lively and engaging for young guests, but they also allow parents to enjoy quality couple time. From July 1 to August 31, Kenting Formosa Resort offers the “Happy Family Trip: Buy One Get One Free for Kids” program. Minimum 2 people, 2 days 1 night. Rates start from NT$7,260 + 10% per room on Mondays to Thursdays, and NT$8,060 + 10% per room on Fridays and Sundays. The package includes breakfast, one entry per person to the Water World Park, one indoor golf putting session per person, one bocce ball experience per room, and one hour of bicycle riding per person. For those who book this package, each room receives 1–2 children for free accommodation, breakfast, and one half-day camp session. This summer, let your kids spend an educational, fun, and fulfilling holiday in Kenting.

The “Kenting Formosa Children’s Summer Camp” has specially designed Morning Camp and Afternoon Camp options, with varied and diverse content each day. The Morning Camp includes “Little Adventurers,” where activity instructors guide children to explore the national park’s ecology, and “English Lessons,” where children experience situational English through fairy tale scripts and fun performances. The Afternoon Camp features “Dining Etiquette,” where children learn English and Western dining manners while enjoying resort snacks, “Little Chefs,” where children make their own delicious treats to gain a sense of accomplishment, and “Water World Fun,” where children visit the indoor water park to enjoy splashing around.

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