Calling all exploradores!
A holistic summer experience where children explore language, culture, movement, and self in the Dominican Republic.
World School
Summer Camp Dominican Republic
July 2026
More than a summer camp — a life-changing cultural experience.
Join us in the Dominican Republic for an unforgettable worldschool adventure where children learn Spanish through culture, community and connection.
Our immersive summer camps are designed for curious kids and families who want more than tourism — they want belonging, learning, and real-life experiences rooted in culture and community.
What is an explorador?
An explorador/a is an "explorer". In this camp campers will explore:
-Language through lived experience
-Culture with curiosity and respect
-Their bodies through movement and baseball
-Their inner world through mindfulness and emotional awareness
One immersive experience. Many ways to grow.
Campers participate in a holistic summer experience that blends:
- Spanish through hands-on cultural immersion
- Daily movement opportunities from nature walks, swimming to playing baseball with local Dominicans
- Mindfulness, self-awareness, and emotional growth practices
- Exploration, creativity, movement, and community connection
Why Families Choose Our Worldschool Camp
Safe, guided, and family-centered programming
Deep cultural immersion — not just “tourist experiences”
Professional, American and Dominican bilingual, bicultural leadership
A balance of structure and freedom
Values rooted in respect, service, and connection
This experience meets children where they are while gently expanding their worldview.
Who this is for
- Worldschooling & homeschooling families
- Traditional school families looking for a worldschool experience
- Baseball families seeking language and cultural depth
- Families raising bilingual or bicultural kids
- Parents who value experiential learning
- Kids who learn best by doing, not sitting
Spots are limited to preserve quality and connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this camp for?
These camps are designed for children who are curious, adaptable, and excited to learn through real-life experiences. We welcome worldschooling, homeschooling, and globally minded families who value culture, connection, and experiential learning.
What ages can participate?
Age ranges may vary slightly by session, but camps are generally designed for elementary and middle school–aged children. Specific age guidelines will be listed with each camp offering.
Do children need to speak Spanish?
No Spanish is required. Children are exposed to Spanish naturally through daily interactions, play, and activities. Beginners are absolutely welcome. There will be optional language immersion activities for those that want to focus more on language learning.
Is this a drop-off camp or family-based experience?
This is a co-op-style program, meaning families are present and involved in the overall experience. It is optional how involved you choose to be, this will be discussed with in the intro meeting and finalized as the camp gets closer.
Where does the camp take place?
This camp is hosted on the north coast of the Dominican Republic in Cabrera. Cabrera is an adorable, small beach town with an eclectic mix of expats and locals. Your family will feel safe and after a few days, you'll feel like locals yourselves! We will be using The Human Hive, a beautiful space with a colorful building, a variety of classrooms, a full kitchen, an outdoor play area, a garden, a swimming pool. It is right next door to an equine therapy center with trails perfect for nature walks leading to a hidden river!
What values guide the program?
Respect, curiosity, cultural humility, community connection, and joy. We emphasize learning with people, not just about places.
How many children are accepted?
Spots are intentionally limited to maintain quality, connection, and safety. We’re aiming for 10-20 kids.
I'm interested! Now what?
Click the button below, fill out the interest form to tell us a little about yourself and your family. Once you complete the form, you will be prompted to schedule a one-on-one Zoom call with our program Director, Kristina so you can get to know each other, ask questions, and discuss if this camp is a good fit for your family and discuss next steps and important details!
Who are we?
Tres Fuentes Collective was founded by Kristina Fuentes, an educator, world traveler, and homeschool parent committed to learning through culture and lived experience.
Kristina spent her early adult years living, traveling, and teaching abroad — experiences that shaped her belief in education beyond the classroom. She is a certified teacher in Arizona and has homeschooled her children for the past three years, weaving together language, culture, and experiential learning.
Her work is deeply informed by her family and community. Her husband, Huascar Fuentes, is originally from the Dominican Republic and signed professionally with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2014, playing professionally for four years before transitioning into a youth coach. He now runs his own youth baseball club in Arizona, coaching players from 10U–14U.
Together, they are raising three children — Eliana (11), Damian (5), and Lukas (2) — with a strong connection to culture, education, and community. Tres Fuentes Collective reflects the lived experiences, values, and global perspective of the family behind it.