Domain CAMP

Domain registration camp for 2581.00 ₴

The domain .camp is well-suited for projects about camping, outdoor recreation, and life outside the city. The name immediately evokes associations with camps, tents, nature, and shared experiences that last more than a day.

The name comes from the English word camp, which is used to denote a camp or temporary place of stay. Over time, this word has become broader than its literal meaning and has been associated with events, outdoor programs, and shared recreation in nature — this very sense is conveyed in the domain zone.

The .camp domain is often registered for camps, summer programs, and seasonal initiatives that are best highlighted as a separate project and presented as an independent space with its own character and mood.

As an alternative to the .camp domain, domains .travel and .vacations are often considered for projects related to recreation and travel. They have a broader meaning and are suitable in cases where camping is not the only or main format, but just part of a larger tourism idea.

Who is the .CAMP domain suitable for?

The .camp domains are chosen for projects where the key role is played by the idea of shared presence, participation, or immersion in a certain format. These are the best domains for websites that aim to convey the feeling of a process — learning, recreation, training, or collaborative work.

Most often, .camp is used for:

• • children's and youth camps, where the program is built around the season, theme, and daily life of participants;
• • educational camps and intensive programs, where learning is combined with accommodation and is not limited to a few classes;
• • sports training camps and training programs, where regime, team, and joint preparation are important;
• • tourist and active outings organized in the format of group stays;
• • creative camps, retreats, and workshops focused on the process rather than mass results;
• • summer schools, hackathons, or specialized events with fixed dates and a limited number of participants;
• • clubs and communities that regularly create temporary spaces for meetings, experience exchange, or working on joint projects.

In such cases, the domain does not appear formal or corporate. It helps to immediately outline the format and remove unnecessary expectations. For the visitor, it signals that it is about participating in an event or program, rather than a regular informational website.