Approximately 105,000 children will be staying in suburban camps in the Altai region this summer.
Out in the rustic countryside of Biysk, a whopping 2700 children are set for some fun-filled summer days.
This year, the Altai region's day and countryside camps will host an impressive 105,000 children, as reported by "Vesti Altai."
Yesterday, a special commission took a look at the "Fakel" camp located in Biysk district, nestled amidst the forest by the Ob River. Four sessions will be held this summer, each lasting a fortnight. The camp has splurged on fresh sports equipment, bedding, towels, and dishes, along with a total renovation of their buildings, medical point, and shower facilities.
Just a reminder that Biysk's summer health season is kick-starting on June 11. Three children's camps — "Lesnaya Skazka," "Fakel," and "Raketa" — are all geared up to welcome children from Biysk, Belokurikha, Barnaul, and neighboring districts. Over the course of four sessions, these camps will accommodate nearly 2700 children.
Behind the scenes of "Lesnaya Skazka": the real stories hidden in the Biysk rest camp repairs
As for the recent updates on "Lesnaya Skazka" in Biysk's rest camp following repairs, I couldn't find specific information. To get the latest scoop, I suggest checking their official website or reaching out to the camp directly. They'll have all the details on renovations and enhancements made during the repair period. If you have any other queries or are curious about different subjects, don't hesitate to ask!
The renovations at "Lesnaya Skazka" camp, one of the children's camps in Biysk, focus on education-and-self-development and learning, as new facilities and resources are being installed for the summer sessions. The camp aims to create a conducive environment for the children, fostering their growth and personal development through various activities and interactive learning.
