Navarredonda

We have nearby health centres, as well as an assistance service provided by our insurance, to respond to any emergency.

We work with a team that has one monitor for every 8 participants. We also have additional organisational staff, such as the camp coordinator and other support personnel. The monitor team and coordinator live on-site and keep watch over the children 24 hours a day.

At all our camps we have a kitchen team on-site. We prepare a balanced menu adapted to each day’s activities. We always provide 4 meals a day: breakfast, lunch, an afternoon snack, and dinner. If your child has any food allergy, don’t worry — they will have an adapted menu as similar as possible to what the other children are eating. If during the camp your child tells you they are not satisfied with the food, PLEASE LET US KNOW — it is a priority for us and once we know we will resolve it immediately.

There is no laundry service, but if a child runs out of clean clothes we will help them and wash whatever they need. On the equipment list we ask for a varied selection of clothing to cover all the days of camp.

If your child needs to take any medication, their cabin/room monitor will keep it safe and give it to them at each scheduled dose. Children do not need to bring a first-aid kit; if they need any other medicine we will arrange it, either after a doctor’s visit or after speaking with you if it is something minor.

Each child must bring their health card/photocopy, which we will collect when they arrive at camp. The camp includes accident insurance, but we will use the health card if a visit to the doctor is needed due to a common illness.

Yes, it is an optional service. We have transport from Madrid and Las Rozas.

Yes, they can bring a mobile phone but they will not have it on them day to day. We will give them the phone so they can call home every 3–4 days. These calls can be made with their own phone or with phones we lend them. It is not necessary to bring a mobile phone. You can also contact us at any time on the emergency number. You will always be informed if there is any incident.

The camp is all-inclusive but they can bring a small amount of pocket money to buy a soft drink or snacks on excursions.

Every day the campers have periods of free time to enjoy the camp in their own way and spend time with their friends. After lunch and before dinner they will have this time. During that period, monitors remain on site and we have optional activities such as sports games.

We use tents with 3 to 4 spaces. We organise the sleeping arrangements by talking with the children themselves on the first day, after playing games so they get to know each other. We manage this so they are with other campers of similar ages and can be with their friends if they came together. If they don’t know anyone, don’t worry — we take care of that. The tents are not mixed; boys and girls sleep separately.

We do not have a scheduled parents’ day at camp, but if you would like to visit your child please contact us. At the end of the camp, the child can be collected by their father or mother, or by a person you designate and authorise in writing before pick-up.