What is the age range for campers?

Our camp is designed for children aged 11 to 17 years old, offering age-appropriate activities that balance fun, adventure, and learning.

Where is the camp located?

The camp is located in Valle de Arbás, León, in Northern Spain. It is a historic city known for its beautiful landscapes and UNESCO cultural richness. Campers will explore local landmarks and enjoy outdoor adventures in the surrounding area.

What are the camp dates?

The camp runs for two weeks during the 2025 summer.

Dates: June 20th - July 3rd.

What is the cost of the camp?

Contact buencaminocamps@gmail.com for more information.

What does the camp fee include?

The camp fee covers all meals, lodging, activities, excursions, transportation from and to the airport to the camp, and transportation within Spain, including the day trips to León and Cueva de Valporquero. It also includes accident and travel insurance for any injuries during camp activities.

What type of accommodations are provided?

Campers will stay in a comfortable, safe, and supervised facility with shared rooms. Rooms are separated by gender, and they can fit 4-8 students in each. Room requests might be accepted.

What kind of meals are provided?

Meals are crafted by a professional chef, offering organic, homemade dishes that reflect traditional Spanish cuisine. If your child has any dietary restrictions or food allergies, please notify us as soon as possible, and we will accommodate their needs at no additional cost.

How do you ensure the safety of the campers?

Safety is our top priority. Our staff is highly trained, and all activities are supervised by certified professionals. We follow strict safety protocols for all adventure activities following the requirements of the government of Castilla y León. The rural lodge is fully reserved for just BuenCamino Camps. Our ratio is 1:5 (one adult per 5 campers)

What should my child bring to camp?

A detailed packing list will be provided after registration, but essentials include comfortable clothing, a reusable water bottle, sunblock, a hat, and personal toiletries. Campers should also bring any necessary medications in their original packaging with clear instructions. Passport and visas (if needed) are required.

Will my child be allowed to contact me during camp?

Yes, there will be designated times when campers can call home. However, we encourage limited phone use so campers can fully immerse themselves in the experience. In case of emergencies, you will be contacted immediately.

What happens if my child gets homesick?

Our trained staff is experienced in supporting children through homesickness. We focus on making campers feel comfortable and connected through fun activities and peer support. If needed, we will contact parents to discuss an individualized approach for their child.

Are there any language requirements?

While a basic understanding of Spanish is helpful, it is not required. We create a supportive environment where campers can practice Spanish in a fun and natural way.