Peckham Circus Camps in the Holidays

By Ms Moo
May 31, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Ms Moo

Posted May 31, 2023

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Posted May 31, 2023

I dropped my kids (9&13) off yesterday at Flying Fantastic in Peckham to do a half term camp and they loved it! I can never stop my two from climbing everything and hanging upside down like bats so to see them put that energy into something productive was amazing! They had a go at aerial silks, slings and hoop and I've already booked my youngest into the week-long Summer Camp starting on the 24th July so he can try out the other equipment too. My daughter wanted to go for the teen camp where they work towards a show at the end of the week & I'm already excited to see the finale!

I can't believe I've only just found this place, its a hidden gem at the back of the Lidl car park! If anyone else is interested they have half term workshops this Thursday and Friday in Wimbledon and Southwark, its £90 per kid for the day and I can't recommend it enough!

I'll include the link for their summer camps too because after watching the video, I'm just so jealous such a thing didn't exist when I was younger: https://www.ffyc.co.uk/courses-classes/summer-aerial-circus-camp-25/

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