The Madrid Multi-Adventure Camp programme combines technical activities within Albergue Sierra Norte itself with major excursions into the Sierra Norte de Madrid. This is the complete guide to the activities that make up the camp timetable, with details of where and how each one takes place.
Activities within Albergue Sierra Norte
Climbing
Takes place on the indoor climbing wall within Albergue Sierra Norte itself, inside the grounds. Qualified activity leaders, harness and helmet. Groups rotate through the activity throughout the session.
Archery
A dedicated zone set up within the hostel for practice, with full safety measures in place. Activity leaders guide the activity by group and age.
Zip-wire
The grounds have their own zip-wire, integrated into the multi-adventure zone at Albergue Sierra Norte, with specialist activity leaders.
Football pitch and stage
Outdoor spaces within the hostel for team games and for the evening entertainment on the open-air stage.
Water activities and excursions
Manjirón municipal swimming pool
- Located 200 metres from the hostel.
- Visited almost daily during the camp.
- Combined with games and water-based activities.
Río Sequillo natural swimming pools
- Excursion to one of Madrid’s largest natural bathing areas.
- Recreational area with green spaces and bathing zones for children and adults.
- Combines swimming with group games in the adjacent spaces.
Atazar Reservoir
- Excursion to one of the most important reservoirs in the Sierra Norte de Madrid.
- Route through the surrounding area and discovery of the mountain landscape.
Mountain hiking
- Trails through the areas near Manjirón.
- Pace adapted to the age of each group.
- Stops and games along the route.
Highlight days of the programme
Humor Amarillo: a full day dedicated to a circuit of inflatables and giant constructions set up across the hostel’s green spaces. Teams rotate through each attraction and it is one of the most popular activities year after year.
Excursion to Parque Warner Madrid: a full day out from the hostel at one of the most well-known theme parks in the Community of Madrid. Rides, shows and iconic characters.
Excursion to Atazar Reservoir: a nature day through one of the most characteristic aquatic landscapes in the Sierra Norte de Madrid.
Río Sequillo natural swimming pools day: a day of swimming and games at the natural pools, with time for group activities in the adjacent green spaces.
Workshops, games and evening entertainment
Workshops
Creative activities designed to complement the technical sessions. Painting, crafts and group projects.
Treasure hunts and games
Team games throughout the session, with challenges and tasks across the hostel grounds and the streets of the village of Manjirón.
Parties and evening entertainment
End-of-day activities after nightfall, with activity leaders in costume, music, group games and themed performances.
Community life
The village of Manjirón itself, with its quiet streets, becomes part of the camp during the major days of the programme.
How the day is organised
Structure
- Groups divided by age (6–17 years).
- 1 activity leader per 8 participants.
- Maximum 40–50 campers per group.
- Rotation through different activities throughout the session.
Meals
- 4 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner).
- On-site kitchen within the camp.
- Home-cooked food with fresh ingredients.
- Menus adapted to allergies and intolerances.
Frequently asked questions about the activities
Are all activities included in the camp price?
Yes. Climbing, archery, zip-wire, Humor Amarillo, excursions to Parque Warner, Atazar Reservoir and the Río Sequillo natural swimming pools, workshops, games and evening entertainment are all part of the programme and included in the session price.
Which activities take place within the hostel itself?
Albergue Sierra Norte has its own climbing wall, zip-wire, archery zone, football pitch and stage. This means many technical activities take place without leaving the grounds.
How is safety ensured during technical activities?
Technical activities are run by qualified activity leaders in each discipline, using approved equipment and safety protocols. The ratio is 1 activity leader per 8 participants.
What should be brought for excursions?
For pool and Río Sequillo days: swimwear, towel and sun cream. For mountain hiking: comfortable sports footwear, cap and water. The organisation provides a complete packing list in the camp’s practical information.
What happens if it rains one day?
The programme includes indoor alternative activities planned for bad weather: workshops, indoor games and group activities. Excursions are rescheduled within the session so that no highlight activity is missed.
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