Arrive as a tourist.
Leave as a towner.

towner noun
a local. Someone who knows how a place actually works.

Fourteen days in Australia, Brazil or Japan, for students aged 11–17.

TOWNR students on camp photos/hero.jpg

Australia

Sydney · Melbourne

The Opera House, Manly Beach, wildlife parks and Queen Victoria Market.

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Sydney Opera HouseOpera House from the ferry
Manly BeachManly Beach
Australian wildlife parkWildlife park, close up
Queen Victoria MarketQueen Victoria Market

Brazil

Rio de Janeiro · Paraty · São Paulo

Christ the Redeemer, Copacabana, and two days in UNESCO-listed Paraty — including a day under sail.

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Christ the RedeemerChrist the Redeemer
Paraty under sailParaty under sail
Samba classSamba class in progress
Ipanema beachIpanema, golden hour

Japan

Tokyo · Mt. Fuji · Osaka · Kyoto · Nara

Origami and sushi with local teachers, a full day at Mt. Fuji, Fushimi Inari and the deer at Nara.

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Fushimi Inari torii gatesFushimi Inari, torii gates
Sushi making classSushi class, hands on the rice
Mount FujiFuji from Chureito Pagoda
Shibuya crossingShibuya crossing at night

Four sisters, one very old van

Our father drove a Towner. He took us camping in it, and on the best road trips of our lives — which is why the van is in our logo, and why the company is named after what he made us into: towners, wherever we happened to be.

Our father at the wheel of the Towner van, with one of us on his arm

The original Towner. Our father at the wheel.

For agents and schools

Interested in learning more? Contact us and we’ll send itineraries, net rates and our full safety documentation.

hello@townrcamps.com