Families across the region can now trade the summer heat for snow-filled adventure as Ski Dubai, Snow Abu Dhabi and Snow Oman announce the return of their popular Summer Camps for children aged 4 to 10.

Designed to combine entertainment, learning and active play, the camps offer a full programme of winter-themed experiences set entirely indoors, giving children a chance to enjoy snow adventures during the hottest months of the year.

The camps will run across multiple dates this summer, with advance bookings opening on 15 June.

At Ski Dubai, children can look forward to a packed schedule featuring snow park rides and attractions, team-building activities, a Penguin Educational Program, skiing introductions, interactive workshops and games. The experience also includes weekly movie screenings at VOX Cinemas, along with hot chocolate, meals, snacks, a group photo and a complimentary nanny pass. Packages start from AED 399 per day.

Snow Abu Dhabi offers a similar immersive experience with snow-based activities, creative workshops, games and challenges, alongside three weekly VOX Cinemas visits. Children will also enjoy meals, snacks, hot chocolate and a group photo, with daily packages starting from AED 299.

In Oman, Snow Oman delivers a broader multi-activity programme that includes snow rides, ice skating lessons, Mini Ice Warrior challenges, treasure hunts, talent shows, arts and crafts, and live entertainment. Additional activities include cupcake decorating, painting, pottery and balloon art, along with weekly visits to Magic Planet and VOX Cinemas screenings.

Across all three destinations, camps are designed to offer flexible daily and weekly options, allowing parents to choose schedules that suit their needs while ensuring children remain engaged, active and entertained throughout the summer.

Bookings for all camps open on 15 June via Ski Dubai, Snow Abu Dhabi and Snow Oman.

With snow adventures, creative workshops and interactive learning rolled into one programme, this year’s camps aim to make summer both cooler and more memorable for young explorers across the region.