Camp aim
A break from schoolwork and exams: get outdoors, connect with nature, make new friends, try different sports, build an active habit, and enjoy the holidays through play.
2027 BIG BEAR SPORTS WINTER CAMP
We do camp differently. And we’re proud of it!
For over 15 years, we have run summer and winter camps across Kaohsiung, and now Pingtung too. We have helped thousands of children become healthier and happier, and we keep growing to bring that experience to more kids.
Be Smart. Work Hard. Have Fun.21 Jan–3 Feb 2027 · 09:00–17:00
K2–Grade 9 · Five parks in Kaohsiung & Pingtung
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Every child grows at their own paceNobody has to be great on day one
Our Philosophy
Our philosophy
Many sports, many ways to play
Alongside basketball, soccer, dodgeball and badminton, we play road hockey, ultimate frisbee, tag, relay races, Capture the Ball and more than ten original Big Bear team games. Each day brings different experiences.
Designed for every ability
For K2–Grade 9, across different ages, fitness and skill levels. Children participate and learn together in a planned environment, earning Big Bear team points through cooperation and challenges as they compete for team of the week.
More than a week of sports
Alongside lunch, a camp T-shirt and a group photo, children have the chance to earn:
Bear of the Day
Celebrating children who stand out each day.
One-on-one challenges
A chance to show individual skills.
Camp MVP
Recognising contribution and performance throughout camp.
A winter camp to remember!
Winter Camp Sessions
Winter camp sessions
K2–Grade 9 · 09:00–17:00 · Registration open
Multi-sport camp
Five parks in Kaohsiung & Pingtung
Session 12027/01/21–01/22 (2 days)
Session 22027/01/25–01/29 (5 days)
Session 32027/02/01–02/03 (3 days)
Winter GamesWINTER GAMES
14 Feb 2027
14:00–17:00
K3 and above
NT$200 / person
Old Zuoying Junior High Park
Choose your park
Five parks, each with its own registration form. Open a location to see all session prices.
MUSEUM PARKSee fees & registration
Full day 09:00–17:00 · K2–Grade 9
| Session | Regular / child | Early bird | Half day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12027/01/21–01/22 | NT$1,800 | 1 child: NT$1,560 | NT$1,000 |
| 22027/01/25–01/29 | NT$4,500 | 1 child: NT$3,900 | NT$2,500 |
| 32027/02/01–02/03 | NT$2,700 | 1 child: NT$2,350 | NT$1,500 |
Single day: NT$1,000 · Morning 09:00–12:30 / afternoon 14:00–17:00
Early bird ends December 30, 2026. Multiple sessions do not earn a cumulative discount.
Register at this park ↗NANZI METROPOLITAN PARKSee fees & registration
Full day 09:00–17:00 · K2–Grade 9
| Session | Regular / child | Early bird | Half day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12027/01/21–01/22 | NT$1,700 | 1 child: NT$1,500 2 children: NT$2,400 total3 children: NT$3,960 total | NT$1,000 |
| 22027/01/25–01/29 | NT$4,250 | 1 child: NT$3,750 2 children: NT$7,000 total3 children: NT$9,900 total | NT$2,500 |
| 32027/02/01–02/03 | NT$2,550 | 1 child: NT$2,250 2 children: NT$4,200 total3 children: NT$6,000 total | NT$1,500 |
Single day: NT$1,000 · Morning 09:00–12:30 / afternoon 14:00–17:00
Early bird ends December 30, 2026. Multiple sessions do not earn a cumulative discount.
Register at this park ↗CENTRAL PARKSee fees & registration
Full day 09:00–17:00 · K2–Grade 9
| Session | Regular / child | Early bird | Half day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12027/01/21–01/22 | NT$1,700 | 1 child: NT$1,500 2 children: NT$2,400 total3 children: NT$3,960 total | NT$1,000 |
| 22027/01/25–01/29 | NT$4,250 | 1 child: NT$3,750 2 children: NT$7,000 total3 children: NT$9,900 total | NT$2,500 |
| 32027/02/01–02/03 | NT$2,550 | 1 child: NT$2,250 2 children: NT$4,200 total3 children: NT$6,000 total | NT$1,500 |
Single day: NT$1,000 · Morning 09:00–12:30 / afternoon 14:00–17:00
Early bird ends December 30, 2026. Multiple sessions do not earn a cumulative discount.
Register at this park ↗WEIWUYING PARKSee fees & registration
Full day 09:00–17:00 · K2–Grade 9
| Session | Regular / child | Early bird | Half day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12027/01/21–01/22 | NT$1,700 | 1 child: NT$1,500 2 children: NT$2,400 total3 children: NT$3,960 total | NT$1,000 |
| 22027/01/25–01/29 | NT$4,250 | 1 child: NT$3,750 2 children: NT$7,000 total3 children: NT$9,900 total | NT$2,500 |
| 32027/02/01–02/03 | NT$2,550 | 1 child: NT$2,250 2 children: NT$4,200 total3 children: NT$6,000 total | NT$1,500 |
Single day: NT$1,000 · Morning 09:00–12:30 / afternoon 14:00–17:00
Early bird ends December 30, 2026. Multiple sessions do not earn a cumulative discount.
Register at this park ↗PINGTUNG MILLENNIUM PARKSee fees & registration
Full day 09:00–17:00 · K2–Grade 9
| Session | Regular / child | Early bird | Half day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12027/01/21–01/22 | NT$1,700 | 1 child: NT$1,500 2 children: NT$2,400 total3 children: NT$3,960 total | NT$1,000 |
| 22027/01/25–01/29 | NT$4,250 | 1 child: NT$3,750 2 children: NT$7,000 total3 children: NT$9,900 total | NT$2,500 |
| 32027/02/01–02/03 | NT$2,550 | 1 child: NT$2,250 2 children: NT$4,200 total3 children: NT$6,000 total | NT$1,500 |
Single day: NT$1,000 · Morning 09:00–12:30 / afternoon 14:00–17:00
Early bird ends December 30, 2026. Multiple sessions do not earn a cumulative discount.
Register at this park ↗A Day at Camp
A day full of fun, sports & challenges.
From morning check-in and sports challenges to team games and daily awards, every day brings something different.
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30–09:15 | Morning check-in and greetings | ||||
| 09:20–09:30 | Meet the coaches and learn the team rules | Warm-up games | |||
| 09:35–09:55 | Meet new friends and bathroom break | Individual sports skills and games | Individual competition, round 1 | Individual sports skills and games | Basketball |
| 09:55–10:20 | Individual sports skills | Basketball | Rob the Bank team game | Soccer | |
| 10:25–10:40 | Soccer | Gymnastics movements | Gymnastics movements | Rob the Bank team game | |
| 11:15–12:00 | Gymnastics movements | Parkour movements | Gymnastics movements | Road hockey | |
| 12:00–13:55 | Lunch and rest with friends, board games | ||||
| 14:20–14:40 | Cowboy, Ninja, Bear! Active rock-paper-scissors | Throwing and catching games | Throwing and catching games | Throwing and catching games | Individual competition, round 2 |
| 14:50–15:15 | Capture games | Parkour practice | Team sports skills and games | Team sports skills and games | |
| 15:30–16:00 | Ultimate frisbee | Team sports skills and games | Ultimate frisbee | Parkour practice | Team cooperation challenge |
| 16:15–16:40 | Dodgeball | Road hockey | Dodgeball | Dodgeball | |
| 16:40–16:55 | Daily awards | ||||
| 17:00 | Time to go home! | ||||
Monday
- 08:30–09:15
- Morning check-in and greetings
- 09:20–09:30
- Meet the coaches and learn the team rules
- 09:35–09:55
- Meet new friends and bathroom break
- 09:55–10:20
- Individual sports skills
- 10:25–10:40
- Soccer
- 11:15–12:00
- Gymnastics movements
- 12:00–13:55
- Lunch and rest with friends, board games
- 14:20–14:40
- Cowboy, Ninja, Bear! Active rock-paper-scissors
- 14:50–15:15
- Capture games
- 15:30–16:00
- Ultimate frisbee
- 16:15–16:40
- Dodgeball
- 16:40–16:55
- Daily awards
- 17:00
- Time to go home!
Tuesday
- 08:30–09:15
- Morning check-in and greetings
- 09:20–09:30
- Warm-up games
- 09:35–09:55
- Individual sports skills and games
- 09:55–10:20
- Basketball
- 10:25–10:40
- Gymnastics movements
- 11:15–12:00
- Parkour movements
- 12:00–13:55
- Lunch and rest with friends, board games
- 14:20–14:40
- Throwing and catching games
- 14:50–15:15
- Parkour practice
- 15:30–16:00
- Team sports skills and games
- 16:15–16:40
- Road hockey
- 16:40–16:55
- Daily awards
- 17:00
- Time to go home!
Wednesday
- 08:30–09:15
- Morning check-in and greetings
- 09:20–09:30
- Warm-up games
- 09:35–09:55
- Individual competition, round 1
- 09:55–10:20
- Rob the Bank team game
- 10:25–10:40
- Rob the Bank team game
- 11:15–12:00
- Gymnastics movements
- 12:00–13:55
- Lunch and rest with friends, board games
- 14:20–14:40
- Throwing and catching games
- 14:50–15:15
- Team sports skills and games
- 15:30–16:00
- Ultimate frisbee
- 16:15–16:40
- Dodgeball
- 16:40–16:55
- Daily awards
- 17:00
- Time to go home!
Thursday
- 08:30–09:15
- Morning check-in and greetings
- 09:20–09:30
- Warm-up games
- 09:35–09:55
- Individual sports skills and games
- 09:55–10:20
- Soccer
- 10:25–10:40
- Gymnastics movements
- 11:15–12:00
- Road hockey
- 12:00–13:55
- Lunch and rest with friends, board games
- 14:20–14:40
- Throwing and catching games
- 14:50–15:15
- Team sports skills and games
- 15:30–16:00
- Parkour practice
- 16:15–16:40
- Dodgeball
- 16:40–16:55
- Daily awards
- 17:00
- Time to go home!
Friday
- 08:30–09:15
- Morning check-in and greetings
- 09:20–09:30
- Warm-up games
- 09:35–09:55
- Basketball
- 09:55–10:20
- Basketball
- 10:25–10:40
- Rob the Bank team game
- 11:15–12:00
- Rob the Bank team game
- 12:00–13:55
- Lunch and rest with friends, board games
- 14:20–14:40
- Individual competition, round 2
- 14:50–15:15
- Individual competition, round 2
- 15:30–16:00
- Team cooperation challenge
- 16:15–16:40
- Team cooperation challenge
- 16:40–16:55
- Daily awards
- 17:00
- Time to go home!
Sample timetable. Coaches may adjust activities to suit conditions and the children in their group.
Camp Moments
Camp moments & gallery
Real moments of children exploring, participating, cooperating and growing, with their coaches and friends.
More photos in this category are coming soon.
Camp in action
Running, teamwork, laughter, and the courage to try again.
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Growing Through Sport
You don’t have to succeed every time. Just be willing to try again.
We don’t expect every child to become the best athlete. We care about whether they are willing to take the first step into an unfamiliar challenge, and try again with someone beside them.
Some children need time to warm up. Others need encouragement before raising a hand. That’s okay. We help them explore, learn and build confidence at their own pace.
We value each child’s pace of growth, not how good they are on day one.
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Meet Coach Bear
Meet our founder and head coach
A coach does more than teach movements. They stand beside children as they face a challenge.
Coach Bear
Founder & Head Coach
I believe that our primary goal at Big Bear Sports is not to teach sports. It is to use sports as the medium to help children unlock their potential.
To help children build confidence, independence, emotional control, hard work, and toughness. To teach children how to make friends, work as a team, think, and most importantly how to fail and then try again.
Should it be fun, of course! But sometimes it's not, and that's okay. Children need to learn that growth is difficult and frustrating. And it's that frustration that makes the growth so satisfying.
Getting awesome at sports is just a great byproduct!
Be Smart! Work Hard!! Have Fun!!!
Frequently asked questions
If your question isn’t here, ask us on LINE.
What are the class times?
Full day: 09:00–17:00. Half day: morning 09:00–12:30 or afternoon 14:00–17:00.
Where do children eat lunch and rest?
In a suitable shaded area in the park. Lunch and rest run from 12:00–13:55, with board games, toys and books rather than a nap. Children may bring a favourite book; electronic devices are not allowed.
Is a shuttle available?
Shuttle service is for Art Museum Park campers only, in Gushan, Sanmin and Zuoying districts. NT$1,500 per student, with at most three shuttle students per session. No shuttle for half-day or single-day bookings. Please confirm arrangements with us.
What activities are included?
Multi-sport activities include soccer, dodgeball, capture games, gymnastics, athletics and individual competitions. Children build healthy bodies and the confidence to try new challenges through play.
Are children grouped by age?
Children play in groups of similar age and ability: K2–K3 (sometimes Grade 1, depending on ability), Grades 1–2, Grades 3–4, and Grades 5–6 and above.
Can we try a camp session?
There are no camp trial sessions. You are welcome to book a free trial of our regular sports classes.
How many children attend each session?
A maximum of 55 children per session.
What is the coach-to-child ratio?
Approximately one coach for every 10–15 children.
Is camp taught entirely in English?
Camp is mainly in Chinese, with English support. Head coach Bear designs the activities and visits the different locations. Chinese-speaking coaches help children, and Bear can speak English one-to-one with children who are comfortable with it.
Does the fee include lunch?
Yes. Lunch, insurance and one camp T-shirt are included.
When are coaches at the venue?
From 08:30 until 18:00. Please discuss any special arrangements with us in advance.
Can parents stay beside the camp?
Parents cannot remain beside the camp during activities.
What about bathroom visits?
The parks have regularly cleaned toilets. A female coach accompanies girls to the bathroom.
How are sibling bookings priced?
See the park-specific early-bird totals for one, two or three children. Prices vary by park, session and booking date.
Can children refill their water?
Yes. Drinking water is provided.
What ages can attend?
Children from middle kindergarten (K2) through Grade 9.
When can children eat snacks from home?
After lunch. Afternoon activities do not include a separate snack break.
What happens in sun or rain?
We use shaded areas, water breaks and covered spaces for suitable activities in ordinary heat or rain. Severe weather and official closures may require changes. For typhoon closures, we follow government announcements.
Let’s find the right camp for your child.
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Give your child a different kind of winter break.
More exploring, more challenges, and more chances to discover what they can do.
Privacy policy
We collect parent and child names, contact details, ages and registration information to process bookings, arrange activities, contact families and handle emergencies. Information is used for Big Bear Sports activity management and is not shared with unrelated third parties without consent, except where required by law. Activity photos and videos may be used for records and publicity according to the image permissions given by parents. Contact us on LINE with privacy or image-use questions.
Registration information
Check your child’s age, venue, session dates, times and fees before registering. Each park has a separate form. Provide accurate parent contact details and tell us about health conditions, allergies or other needs. After submitting, watch for our booking confirmation. Arrive on time with outdoor sports clothing, water and personal supplies. Children must follow coaches’ safety instructions and respect others. Weather, venue issues or other circumstances may require changes; we will contact parents.
Cancellation & refunds
For personal cancellations before camp starts, including non-attendance or failure to check in, an NT$400 administration fee is deducted and the remaining paid amount is refunded. Personal absences during camp are not refundable. Makeup sessions may be requested at another session, subject to the programme and remaining places; a request does not guarantee a place. If weather, venue issues or circumstances beyond our control require changes, postponement or cancellation, we will notify parents and handle arrangements under the applicable rules and announcements. Contact us on LINE with the child’s name, venue, session and request.