Camp Cooper Edinburgh

English language tuition is offered in a supportive environment, with teachers working one‑to‑one with students to build confidence. All English levels are welcome. However, the camp is not a traditional language school; language development occurs naturally through daily interaction with campers and staff from around the world during activities, meals, and evening events.

Prices include accommodation, all meals, all activities, English tuition, evening entertainment, and full supervision. Optional extras at additional cost: airport pick‑up/drop‑off and a visa support letter.

Campers stay in shared dorms (warm, homely feel) with approximately 5‑10 campers per room (cabin groups of 8‑12). Bedding is provided. Bathrooms and showers are shared. Boys’ accommodation is in the main building of the camp. Campers may request to share with a friend of similar age. All accommodation is on‑campus.

Full board is provided, with all meals served family‑style. Breakfast includes both continental and cooked choices. Lunch and dinner feature a salad and pasta bar as well as hot dishes, with dessert included. A bedtime snack is available each night. Special dietary needs and allergies can be accommodated.

Activities are split into electives (campers choose two per week to specialise in), cabin activities, and all‑camp special events. Activities include: tennis, dance, journalism, mountain biking, art, music, film‑making, outdoor adventure, performing arts, football, and sports. Evening events include dance parties, music festivals, colour war competitions, singing in the dining hall, dressing up, and camp dances.

On‑site facilities include woodland, sports fields, and accommodation buildings. Off‑campus there is a beach within a 5‑minute walk away.

Camp Cooper is a family‑run business with over 20 years of experience. Staff‑to‑camper ratio is approximately 1:4. Staff are selected from over 750 applicants for 35 positions, with full background checks. The camp is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC). The Edinburgh camp is known for its small and supportive atmosphere, ideal for nervous campers or those needing extra support. The atmosphere is positive, inclusive, and full of “camp spirit”.