Summer Camp in Europe for Families: How ROAM Collective Makes It Possible

When I saw Barbara's Instagram post that said "We send our kids to summer camp in Europe and you should too," I reached out immediately. What she's built for working families is unlike anything I've come across in the family travel space — and it's selling out in under 30 minutes. Barbara is the co-founder of ROAM Collective Abroad, a summer abroad program that lets families spend an entire month living in Europe — with kids in camp, parents working US business hours, and everyone living their best life. No chaos. No logistics nightmare. Just slow mornings, boardwalk evenings, and a village of like-minded families around you. In this episode we talk about: — How ROAM Collective went from a Zoom call between three women who'd never met to a sold-out summer program — The one scheduling detail that makes working abroad actually possible for parents — What a month in San Sebastian really looks like day to day — Why she tells families NOT to travel while they're there — What extended slow travel does for your kids (even the really young ones) — How to get in for 2027 before enrollment sells out again Their San Sebastian collective kicks off this July. Public enrollment for 2027 opens in September — and they expect to sell out within the hour. To get on the waitlist: follow @ROAMCollectiveAbroad on Instagram and comment "waitlist" on any post. You'll get a 30-minute program overview plus answers to 190+ family questions instantly. 🎧 Listen and read the full episode notes at: keekeesbigadventures.com/summer-camp-in-europe-for-families