School-holiday provision

Croc Camp: active, creative holiday care.

Sport, creative activities, food and plenty of choice in a safe, welcoming setting for children across South East London.

Find out about places What is HAF?

Children and Croc Camp staff sitting together during a forest school activity

Children mixing ingredients during a Croc Camp baking activity

Active every daySport, movement and energetic team games

More than sportCreative, sensory and enrichment activities

Food includedA nutritious meal for children attending

Child-centredWelcoming, inclusive and professionally led

What Croc Camp is all about

A holiday club children look forward to.

Croc Camp brings together everything families value about Little Crocs: warm relationships, energetic coaching, thoughtful childcare and plenty of fun. Football is a big part of camp, but it is only the beginning.

Children can choose from sports, creative projects, food activities, group challenges and special experiences. The varied programme gives confident athletes, curious creators and children who prefer quieter activities different ways to enjoy their day.

We plan each programme around the children attending, the season and the opportunities available, so activities may vary from one camp to the next.

A varied programme

Move, create, explore and celebrate.

Our timetable balances structured activities with choice, rest and opportunities for children to play with friends.

Sports and movement

Football
Handball
Dodgeball
Pickleball
Rounders
Cricket
Team challenges
Active games

Creative and practical

Arts and crafts
Slime workshops
T-shirt design
Clay bead bracelets
Biscuit decorating
Pizza making
Lego and puzzles
Dance competitions

Special camp experiences

Bouncy castles
Giant inflatables
Glitter tattoos
Water games
Park picnics
Forest school
Awards and celebrations
Sensory and quiet play

Life at Croc Camp

A glimpse inside the adventure.

Every camp is filled with chances to be active, get creative, explore outdoors and enjoy new experiences together.

A Croc Camp child preparing food at a table

Children decorating T-shirts at Croc Camp

Children enjoying a Croc Camp outdoor activity

The Little Crocs mascot with Coach Dom and children

Children exploring logs and the forest floor at Croc Camp — **Outdoor discovery**Curiosity, teamwork and fresh-air adventures.

Children showing the colourful bracelets they made at Croc Camp — **Creative confidence**Making something special and feeling proud.

Children sitting together and preparing pizzas at Croc Camp — **Food and friendship**Learning, preparing and eating together.

Children adding toppings to pizzas during a Croc Camp food activity — **Hands-on learning**Practical activities that are fun and engaging.

Children baking and mixing ingredients together at Croc Camp — **Trying new things**Supported experiences beyond the sports field.

See camp in action

Real moments. Brilliant days.

Press play for a feel of the energy, variety and friendships children experience at Croc Camp.

Camp creativityMaking, exploring and learning together.

Brilliant camp daysReal activities and happy moments.

Celebrating togetherConfidence, friendships and achievements.

Move togetherEnergetic games that build teamwork and confidence.

Explore togetherSpace to investigate, discover and enjoy the outdoors.

Share togetherPositive food experiences as part of a full camp day.

Holiday Activities and Food

What is the HAF programme?

The government-funded Holiday Activities and Food programme supports children and families during school holidays through free places for eligible school-aged children. It is designed to provide nutritious food, enriching activities, physical activity and safe opportunities to socialise.

Eligibility is set through the HAF programme and confirmed locally. It is primarily aimed at children who meet the relevant benefits-related free school meal criteria, while councils may also support some additional children based on local need.

Childcare experience behind every decision.

Our childcare and early years backgrounds shape the way camp is organised. We combine clear routines and professional safeguarding with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere where children can be themselves.

Safeguarding first

Our staff are DBS checked, first aid trained and work within clear safeguarding, registration, collection and visitor procedures.

Inclusive by design

We adapt activities and encourage families to tell us about additional needs before booking so we can consider the support required for safe, meaningful participation.

Healthy, welcoming meals

Children attending receive the same food offer. We consider allergies, dietary needs and religious or cultural requirements when arrangements are confirmed.

Choice and belonging

Children are encouraged to join in without being pressured. Quiet, creative and sensory options help make camp welcoming for different interests and energy levels.

Croc Camp places

HAF-funded and paid places are available.

Eligible children may be able to attend through a funded HAF place. We also offer paid places for families who are not eligible for HAF funding, subject to availability.

No price is shown at this stage. Contact Little Crocs for the next camp dates, venue, eligibility information and current availability.

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Croc Camp FAQs

Useful information for families

Who can attend Croc Camp?

Croc Camp is designed for children from walking age to 11. Each camp’s booking information confirms the applicable age range, dates and venue.

Is food included?

Children attending receive a nutritious meal. Please share allergies, dietary requirements, medication and any support needs during registration so arrangements can be considered.

How do HAF-funded places work?

Eligibility is confirmed locally through the HAF programme. Paid places may also be available, subject to the camp’s capacity.