
Singapore's holiday camps are back in session! From coding and theatre to science and more, there’s plenty of options for your happy little campers.
Looking for kids’ camp inspo? You’ve come to the right place! We’ve got the latest on all the fun activities for your minis to get involved in over the school holidays in Singapore! Besides exploring their fave parks and green spaces, hanging out with their buddies or checking out a kid-friendly exhibit or two at the museums, why not avoid cabin fever and get them signed up for a super fun camp to keep them busy over the Singapore school holidays? Not only will these holiday camps get them to use their brains and learn more about the world, but they’re also fun. There are holiday camps on coding, dance, science and theatre, and many more!
2026 March holiday camps for kids in Singapore
1. Floow MTB

If you’re keen on levelling your bike skills, why not take part in this activity? Floow MTB‘s basic skill sessions are packed with exciting challenges where participants get to push both their physical and mental boundaries in a safe and progressive way. The camps are conducted by certified professional mountain bike instructors, so you know you’re getting the good stuff.
When: Enquire for dates
Where: Chestnut Nature Park and Bukit Timah Mountain Bike Trail.
2. HAHA Chinese

Kids are in for a treat at HAHA Chinese this year end, as the enrichment centre is running holiday camps that make learning Chinese fun and exciting. Known for its thematic camps, expect science-based ones like Frenzy Lab and Magic Akademy; as well as the art-themed Picasso’s Palette camp. These holiday camps are suitable for kids aged four to 12 years old, and the best part is that these cater to children of all Mandarin proficiency levels. Plus, lunch is provided for all full-day camps.
When: 16 March – 8 May 2026
Where: 5 Tank Road, #03-02, Singapore 238061.
3. ACT 3 Drama Academy

This holiday season, ACT 3 Drama Academy presents a series of workshops for children from as young as 18 months to seven years old. Explore well-loved tales like Goldilocks and the Three Bears in the parent-accompanied Story Steps workshop for 18 to 36 month-old tots; or drop your older ones off for the exciting Once Upon A Workshop session for three to five year-olds. Want more? The Stories On Stage workshop is a week-long workshop suitable for four to seven year-olds. Both Once Upon A Workshop and Stories On Stage includes a final showcase and performance where you get to see your kids perform.
When: Now till 28 March 2026
Where: One-Two-Six Cairnhill Arts Centre, 126 Cairnhill Road, Singapore 229707; and Oasis Terraces @ Punggol, 681 Punggol Drive, #05-04, Singapore 820681.
4. ARThausSG

ARThausSG is a specialised fine arts-based studio that provides enrichment, art jamming, and holiday programmes for kids ages five and above. This studio provides a cosy and stress-free environment for kids to channel their creativity freely, no matter their experience or skill level in fine arts. On top of personalised and curriculum-based fine arts courses, ARThausSG also provides three and five-day holiday programmes. Choose from options ranging from acrylic painting, watercolour, texture painting, to even an open theme holiday programme. The possibilities are endless here! All of its programmes are conducted in small groups (maximum class size of 12, with a six-to-one student-teacher ratio) to allow instructors to focus on personalised learning. What’s more, there are even classes and art jamming sessions for adults!
When: Throughout the year
Where: 901A Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 589619.
5. Camp Asia

The possibilities are endless at Camp Asia’s camps! The four-time gold winner for Best Kids’ Holiday Camp in our Love Local Awards has one of the widest array of holiday activities for kids aged three to 16. Its popular multi-activity camp is perfect for kids with varied interests who are up for thrilling adventures in sports, cooking, art, and science. Sporty kids will can pick up some skills at its swimming, gymnastics, football, and parkour camps. Budding chefs can opt for the Super Chef camp and learn from chefs who are industry veterans. There’s also Passion For Art and Music Explorers for the artsy kids. What’s more? All camps are conducted by highly experienced instructors within the safe and world-class campuses of Australian International School and Stamford American International School. Plus, did we mention that snacks and lunch are included?
When: 30 March – 10 April 2026
Where: Australian International School and Stamford American International School
6. Saturday Leadership

Saturday Leadership runs a fab variety of weekend workshops, holiday camps, and one-to-one coaching sessions all year round. Each of these is led by a passionate team of coaches, who aim to help kids develop resilience, confidence, and problem-solving skills. Kids are given a safe and structured space to express themselves, and boy do they have so much fun too! Topics they get to learn at Saturday Leadership camps include financial literacy, mental wellness, and entrepreneurship, setting the kids up for success in the real world. We also especially love the feedback and support that’ll be provided at the end of each respective workshop or camp.
When: 16-20 March 2026
Where: 444A Joo Chiat Rd, Second Floor, Singapore 427657.
7. Kids Space

This family club is pulling out all the stops when it comes to holiday camps for the littles in Singapore. Kids Space has creative camps that allow little ones’ imaginations to take the lead. From cooking camps to ones that mix culture and arts, kids are in for a fun time here. It’s also worth noting that all camps are designed for kids aged four to eight to support their natural development both inside and outside the classroom, you can expect thematic educational adventures for each of its camps.
When: 16 March – 10 April 2026
Where: 16A Dempsey Road, Singapore 247695.
8. DesignTinkers
For the littles who are interested (or curious) in design and architecture, this one’s for you! DesignTinkers organises a range of programmes in this field every month. Join this holiday camp for its hands-on and inquiry-based projects that explore ideas such as designing a café, building a tree house, or even try out 3D printing.
When: 14 March – 27 May 2026
Where: Agora Colearning and Goodman Arts Centre, .
9. Kids Camp Singapore
Want your child to learn new things and go on an adventure? If so, check out Kids Camp Singapore! It has five-day camps at three locations: Fort Canning Park, Sentosa and East Coast, and it’s perfect for kids aged three-and-a-half to 18 years old. With a range of activities from archery, treasure hunting, dodgeball, sack runs, and more, your little one will have tons of unbridled fun. The best part? The camps are open all. year. long. Hooray!
When: All year long
Where: Various locations
10. Hollandse Club

The most family-friendly member’s club in town, The Hollandse Club, usually offers up a multitude of camps for the school holidays. The adventure camp – with sports and musical theatre activities – runs every school holiday; and sporty kids will love the padel, swimming, and tennis camps.
When: Now till 17 April 2026
Where: 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814.
11. Outdoor School Singapore by NTUC First Campus

Want the kids to experience the great outdoors? Sign them up for one of Outdoor School Singapore by NTUC First Campus’ camps, where they get to explore the island’s many green spaces and pick up useful skills. There are two camps to choose from this March, each designed to cater to different age groups (from four to nine years old) and adventure appetite levels. Newbies can try out Wild Troopers, a beginner-friendly and fun camp. We’re talking about jungle trekking, water battles, and a scavenger hunt. Looking for an outdoor challenge? Explore the water reserves in Water Trekkers camp, which comes with an outdoor science lab session, fishing, and lots of messy fun. Rest assured that your little explorers will be in good hands, as Outdoor School Singapore is the largest outdoor learning service provider in the country, having guided over 18,000 kids over the years. Plus, it’s our Editor’s Choice winner for Best Outdoor Learning Programme in the 2025 Singapore Education Awards!
When: 16-19 March 2026
Where: Locations vary according to camps
12. Play2See

If you’re looking for a camp that combines myriad activities into one, then Play2See is the camp for you! Kids are kept engaged through hands-on learning, where they’re expected to loosen up and allow their senses to explore various topics from varying perspectives. Little ones are encouraged to be curious, keep an open mind, and learn how to interact with their environment at these camps. We love!
When: Now till 10 April 2026
Where: 10 Winstedt Road, #01-11, Singapore 227977.
13. Wonderswork
Learn coding the fun way with Wonderswork at its holiday camps. Catering for kids aged five to 14 years old, they’ll have the chance to create their own inventions and even challenge each other to a robot battle. This March, kids get to learn Lego robotics through Pokémon and Minecraft themes.
When: 18 March – 10 April 2026
Where: Furama Riverfront Hotel, 405 Havelock Road, #01-05, Singapore 169633.
14. Open Minds

The super popular OpenMinds holiday camp is another well-rounded experience awaits where youngsters can keep active by developing new skills and social connections while also having fun. Interested? Campers can choose between Wizardry (think potions, wands, and fantastic beasts) and Royal Etiquette (manners, dining etiquette, and dress-ups!) in this season’s camp.
When: 16 March – 10 April 2026
Where: 902 East Coast Park, Coastal Playgrove, #02-02, Singapore 449874.
15. Centre Stage School of the Arts

Looking for a creative arts camp? Join Centre Stage School of the Arts’ interactive holiday camps for a whirlwind of fun. Kids get to explore drama, musical theater, and dance through exciting camps: Pokémon Adventures and a Roald Dahl-themed one.
When: 16-20 March 2026
Where: 15 Woking Road, Singapore 138694; and 5000G Marine Parade Road, #01-32 Laguna Park, Singapore 449290.
16. The Eton Academy

The Eton Academy has a range of exciting programmes for children in Kindergarten 1 to Primary 2 levels. Sign your curious kids up for its Young Scientist camp, where they get to explore through experiments and take-home projects. Chinese is made fun through its Chinese speech and drama camp as well as its Chinese arts and craft camp, both of which are based on engaging stories and legends. Last but not least, learn all about maths through puzzles and games The Eton Academy’s Maths Olympiad camp.
When: 16-20 March 2026
Where: Various locations, including Canberra Plaza, Sengkang Grand Mall, Mountbatten Community Centre, Woodleigh Mall, and Great World City.
17. Coding Lab

Whether your kid is new to coding, or they’ve already got a solid foundation in it – they’re bound to love the programmes Coding Lab has in store for its holiday camps. Founded by an MIT Alumnus, kids get to learn all about coding through the centre’s award-winning curriculum that’s also inspired by the top university. Coding Lab’s coding camps are designed for kids ages seven to 18. Depending on their age groups, your kids will have a chance to learn the basics of coding through Scratch, create their own app or learn coding through Minecraft, get a headstart in the popular programming language – Python.
When: Now till 20 March 2026
Where: Various locations, including KAP Mall, Parkway Parade, United Square Shopping Mall, Seletar Mall, and Woodleigh Mall.
18. City Sprouts
City Sprouts has some great holiday camps for kiddos, and this season is all about innovation. Dive into the world of 3D modelling and printing at its Kids Innovation Camp this March, where kids aged nine to 13 get a chance to design assistive solutions for people with disabilities. Kids aged nine to 12 will have fun at the delicious Chocolate Detectives and Bugs To The Rescue camps, discovering the future of chocolate and protein.
When: 16-20 March 2026
Where: City Sprouts West Coast and Vivita Singapore
19. Mindful Space
Mindful Space is all about holistic learning and play-based experiences. The centre ran three camps last year-end, focusing on teaching kids about their physical, sensory, and emotional needs; as well as finding zen in the sky through aerial yoga and mindful activities.
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Love the look of these holiday camps in Singapore? Check out these ideas for a fun family day out, and check back for more 2025 holiday camps being announced soon!
