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Roller-skating day camps in Park Szczęśliwicki, run by professional roller-skating instructors.
Every day is a solid dose of outdoor activity, building roller-skating skills, and plenty of fun and bonding in a safe, green setting.
If your child is younger than 6 and would like to take part in our day camps — get in touch — in certain cases we make exceptions to this age rule.
With coaches of professional roller-sports athletes
At the Stara Kuźnia restaurant in Park Szczęśliwicki
Under instructor supervision
To the trampoline park, a 13-minute walk from Park Szczęśliwicki
Team games, slackline, exercises that improve motor skills
We have over 8 years of experience organising sports activities, training and trips for children.
Our day camps are built on the belief that every participant deserves a dream holiday. We focus on carefree fun, skilfully combined with an intense dose of sport — so that every session is a shot of positive energy and healthy movement for the kids.
This is what a day at our camp looks like
A short clip from a session — roller skating, fun and tons of energy in Park Szczęśliwicki.
From first steps on skates to trampolines, the pool and the gravity coaster — every day is a fresh portion of outdoor sport and fun.
From zero to pro rider!
Our school’s training process is designed to take participants through every stage — from their first contact with the gear all the way to advanced, sport-level skating.
We combine a safe training base on the asphalt yard by the CSN Szczęśliwice building with a natural testing ground — the paths of Park Szczęśliwicki.
Beginner groups
We focus on building fundamentals and confidence. Training starts in small groups, which lets us tailor the pace. We understand the beginning takes time, so the intensity is flexible — everyone has space to rest and recover. As the group progresses we gradually increase the number of participants and the difficulty of the tasks, moving smoothly from the safe yard onto the park paths.
Intermediate groups
A programme based on targeted practice of specific moves — we draw on our experience preparing athletes for inline alpine and skatecross starts. We vary training with elaborate obstacle courses featuring slalom and jump gear, so participants are ready for the challenges of competitive skating.
Our ambition is to offer a complete development path — from recreational skating to top-level competition. Many participants continue training in our year-round section, successfully representing our colours at roller-skating competitions.
Stara KuźniaHome cooking
Lunches are served at the trusted Stara Kuźnia restaurant, right next to our base at CSN Szczęśliwice. Children get wholesome, fresh meals — classics like chicken nuggets, breaded cutlets, potatoes, spaghetti bolognese, salads, vegetables and fries. On parents’ request we can order a meat-free, gluten-free or other version tailored to a child’s dietary needs.
2 h of jumpingTrampolines, climbing, ropes course
A modern trampoline park designed with children in mind, just a 13-minute walk from the base. Besides every kind of trampoline, there’s an extensive climbing wall with auto-belays and a ropes course suspended from the hall’s roof. There are also interactive team games. There’s one trip per session — and 2 hours of jumping there!
The gravity coaster
One of those attractions children remember for a long time! Two-person cars allow a shared ride — younger children ride only with an instructor, which ensures maximum safety and comfort. Each child gets 6 rides during the session.
Active in the open air
We organise a variety of active games that teach cooperation and healthy competition. Children try their hand at slackline — walking a band stretched between trees — which is great for developing focus and balance. There are also moments to relax with peers; we try to balance downtime with exercise.
Kids get to know the gear
Workshops on maintenance and types of skates are an interesting, hands-on part of the session. We discuss different skate types — from recreational, through slalom and aggressive, to fast racing skates. Children also learn how to clean and care for their gear and check the condition of wheels and bearings. All in the form of engaging play, under instructor guidance.
2 tripsA cool-off on hot days
One of the most eagerly awaited camp events! On hot days we take the children to the open-air pool in the heart of Park Szczęśliwicki — with paddling pools and deeper pools, so every child finds something for them. In worse weather we go to the indoor pool on ul. Rokosowska. There are two trips per session.
Coaches with passion
Our staff are a committed, experienced team of coaches and carers who have worked with children for years. Classes are led by coaches who also train kids competing at national level — they inspire a love of sport so children want to develop on their own.
We don’t work with random people — we value responsibility, punctuality and high qualifications. With us, coach and carer are separate roles filled by different people. We rely on specialised staff.
Registered with the Education Authority
The day camps are registered in the national Recreation Database and therefore with the Education Authority (Kuratorium Oświaty). Both the staff and the facilities meet the Authority’s requirements. With us you are not signing your children up for “summer workshops” offered by some organisers to bypass these requirements.
CSN Szczęśliwice
The camp base — the meeting point and sanitary facilities — is the CSN Szczęśliwice “Górka Szczęśliwicka” building at ul. Drawska 22 in Warsaw. In 2026 the ski lifts are being modernised, but this does not affect the operation of the centre building we use. It’s a modern facility, thoroughly renovated in 2022.
Full care 8:30–17:30, daily roller-skating training, pool, trampolines, gravity coaster, lunches and accident insurance.
Rental of a full set for the whole session: skates, helmet and protectors. Ideal if your child doesn’t have their own gear.
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The schedule may change depending on the weather and the participants’ wishes — in particular the “games in the park” slot. By the end of the day most children are tired and no longer have the energy for another skating session. It is, however, available for those who want it.
Located in the very heart of Ochota, Park Szczęśliwicki is the largest recreational area in this part of Warsaw — green, safe and full of opportunities. It’s home to the famous Górka Szczęśliwicka with its gravity coaster and ski slope, surrounded by paths, playgrounds, lawns, a small lake and a sports zone.
Why do we run our day camps here?
It’s a place that combines sport, fun and contact with nature — which is exactly why we develop passions and create memories here.
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Sign-up is handled through the ZoneCloud system. After signing up you’ll receive an e-mail with the bank account number for the transfer. Payment details are also available in your ZoneCloud account under “my sign-ups”. A 30% deposit is required, payable within 4 days of signing up. The remaining balance is paid 5 days before the session starts.
In case of bad weather:
You’ll receive the documents below by e-mail after signing up online. You can also download them: Qualification Form.
We don’t require top-shelf equipment, but for safety and comfortable learning we ask you to prepare gear meeting the standards below:
A full set of protectors: for elbows, knees and wrists. They must have a hard plastic layer and fit well so they effectively cover the areas most prone to injury.
A helmet: solid and well-fitted, ideally a “nutshell” type or a high-quality bike helmet that covers the back of the head.
Skates: classic inline models with the wheels in a line (not quad skates). The bearings must work well — after spinning a wheel by hand it should turn freely for at least a dozen or so seconds. For intermediate skaters, skates with the brake removed or removable.
a water bottle; a lunchbox with snacks / sandwiches; a backpack that fits the bottle and lunchbox; if the child has their own skating gear — a bag for the skates and protectors (for carrying gear and storing it in our storeroom); for the pool — a towel, flip-flops, swimwear, a swimming cap (the cap is not mandatory at the open-air pool); for the trampoline park — non-slip socks.
There’s no need — every participant can leave their skates overnight in our storeroom in the CSN Szczęśliwice building.
During an intense day on skates, the right fuel is essential. We provide all participants with wholesome lunches and unlimited access to water (we regularly refill the children’s bottles).
Please make sure each child has a lunchbox with extra snacks and sandwiches. As instructors and sports enthusiasts, we encourage packing healthy food that gives children energy for the whole day — the fewer sweets and the more wholesome food, the better they feel during classes!
From the CSN Szczęśliwice centre, children walk to the asphalt yard without their skates on. Only once the instructors judge they’re ready / have checked their skills can they skate there along the park paths.
At no point do children skate outside Park Szczęśliwicki, regardless of skill level. They don’t cross pedestrian crossings etc.; we always stay well away from the streets.
Children are strictly forbidden from using the stairs at the CSN Szczęśliwice centre with their skates on (our gear store is on level -1). Once we’ve practised moving on skates on stairs in safe places, they may hone this skill in spots designated by the instructors.
During the camp, while children are in the care of coaches and carers, we’d like them not to use phones. The days are planned so that our charges are always on the move, and we see no need for internet out of boredom. We understand some kids have phones to contact parents; we recommend smartwatches with calling / location features.
Carers always have parents’ phone numbers to hand in our app. A child can use a carer’s phone at any time to contact a parent.
At the CSN Szczęśliwice centre there’s a vending machine that many of our charges sigh over. We allow buying something from it between 17:00 and 17:30, while the children wait for their parents.
Although the 2025 season spoiled us with perfect weather and not a single rainy day, our years of experience in weather-dependent sports like skiing and kitesurfing have taught us humility towards forecasts. We know conditions can be predicted accurately at most three days ahead, so we don’t rely on long-term forecasts and flexibly adjust each day’s plan to the current situation.
But if the weather makes outdoor skating impossible, we have tried-and-tested alternatives ready: indoor training (the gym of Technikum no. 7 in Ochota), a trip to the indoor pool on ul. Rokosowska, and all-round activities in the CSN Szczęśliwice rooms. Whatever’s happening outside, we guarantee a full day of activity and great fun under our coaches’ care.
We’re happy to answer any questions about sessions, sign-ups and gear.
Park Szczęśliwicki · CSN Szczęśliwice, ul. Drawska 22, Warsaw
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