The Potrebitel.uz community has published a rating of Uzbekistan's children's summer camps for April–May 2026, based on 897 positive reviews.
Potrebitel.uz, a community of consumers of goods and services in Uzbekistan, has published its own rating of the country's children's summer camps, compiled from the number of positive reviews received between April and May 2026. A total of 897 reviews were counted.
The top spots went to ProCamp (223 positive reviews) and Konstruktor camp (213 reviews), which lead the field by a clear margin. They are followed by Sokol (131), Raduga/Kamalak (113), Anor (63), and Happy Summer (61). Nearly twenty more camps received between 1 and 21 reviews, including Solnechny/Kuyoshli, Barkamol, Vysota, West Camp, Family Care, Semrug, Geolog, Hogwars Camp, Gulistan, Avtomobilist, Elbrus, Chatkal, Zomin, Olimpiets, and Yangi Avlod.
The rating is not an official quality assessment but reflects the volume and tone of voluntary reviews within an open community — a useful additional reference point for choosing a camp next season, alongside personal recommendations and reviews on BeeKids.
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