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What kids' camps in Taiwan cost
Based on data verified Oct 16, 2026
Many camps publish a price, some still ask you to get in touch
Each camp profile on Camps.asia shows the regular price the operator published, when there is one, with the season and year it applies to. Some still list no current fee (Nutty Scientists asks you to call), and for about a third of the camps we list, there is no published price we can turn into an honest figure per day.
Where we can, a profile also shows a rough price per day: the regular price for one child divided by the camp days in the published schedule, before early-bird or group discounts. We show it only as a band (free, under NT$1,500, NT$1,500 to 2,500, NT$2,500 to 4,000, or NT$4,000 and up), and you can filter the camp lists by it. These are rough ranges; early-bird deals and discounts change them, so confirm the final price with the operator.
What different kinds of camp cost
Museum and arts center camps can cost little or nothing. The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts ran free one-day art camps in Taiwanese in summer 2026, lunch included. The Taipei Performing Arts Center musical camp was NT$13,000 for a full-day, two-week session in summer 2026, before discounts.
STEAM and coding day camps with published prices mostly fall between NT$1,500 and 4,000 a day. For winter 2027, Best Science lists regular prices at most venues of NT$2,980 for 2 days, NT$4,580 for 3 days and NT$7,660 for 5 days. iROBO's 2-day and 3-day camps are NT$4,700 to 7,600 with lunch. Orange Apple's 4-day camps are NT$12,500 (NT$15,000 for Python and AI). Dr. Sparks charged NT$19,490 for its 5-day summer 2026 camp, including lunch and a NT$3,000 equipment fee.
Camps taught in English: American Language Village's 5-day winter 2027 camp is NT$9,800 plus NT$500 for meals, and Lighthouse Camps lists its art camp at NT$2,500 a day.
Mandarin camps for overseas children often run 2 or 3 weeks, so the total is larger even when the daily rate is not. In summer 2026, NTCU's two-week camp in Taichung was NT$22,100 per session and NTNU's Mandarin Summer Camp NT$58,000 per 3-week session. For winter 2026-27, NTUE's camp is NT$36,000 and NTNU Little Mandarin Masters NT$37,000 per session plus a NT$1,000 registration fee.
Sports camps at universities and sports centers sit at the lower end. In summer 2026, NTHU's camps in Hsinchu cost NT$3,500 to 9,000 depending on the sport and class, and Taipei's Zhongzheng Sports Center charged NT$2,100 a day for its full-day camp.
Outdoor and overnight camps with published prices mostly work out at NT$2,500 a day or more. Camp Taiwan has published NT$24,000 (ages 7 to 12) or NT$26,000 (ages 13 to 16) for a 6-day, 5-night session in summer 2027, with group prices from NT$21,000 and NT$23,000 for 11 or more campers. In summer 2026, Outward Bound Taiwan's Challenge and Expedition camps cost NT$28,500 and NT$42,000, and Imagine Taiwan's 5-day outdoor day camps NT$28,000 plus a NT$1,000 registration fee.
Online, iD Tech's virtual camps start from USD 429 a week on the course page we checked; prices vary by course.
Early birds and other discounts
Many operators publish an early-bird price, often months before the camp. These were listed when we checked in October 2026: ALV's early-bird discount runs until October 20, 2026 (20% off for one or two children). NTUE's winter camp is NT$34,000 if you register before October 31, 2026, and NTNU Little Mandarin Masters takes NT$2,000 off a session if tuition is paid before October 31, 2026. CCEF's 2027 winter camp has early-bird prices if you pay by November 5, 2026, for example NT$7,150 instead of NT$8,600 for the 5-day Little Anchor camp. Orange Apple's super early-bird price of NT$8,990 (NT$9,990 for Python and AI) runs until November 30, 2026.
Some operators also offer group or returning-student prices (Camp Taiwan, Orange Apple, NTNU Little Mandarin Masters), and some allow only one discount at a time.
When you compare, check what the price covers. Some include meals, materials and insurance (Best Science); others add a registration fee (Imagine Taiwan, NTNU Little Mandarin Masters), or charge for lunch: PCCU's Mandarin camp added NT$2,100 per session in summer 2026. Ask the operator for the full price for your child before you pay.