Residential
ISC Spain · Alicante
Summer Camp · Alicante · Language · 12–18 yrs
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Ages10–12 yrs
Language lessonsEnglish & Spanish
SeasonJun – Jul 2027
Duration6 nights
Pyrene Summer Camp runs this residential camp in Lles de Cerdanya, Spain. The camp welcomes children aged 10–12, with languages on the programme. 6 sessions scheduled Jun 20 – Jul 31, 2027, each lasting 6 nights. Activities run in English and Spanish.
Residential camp in Lles de Cerdanya, Spain
Junior Adventure is the Pyrene Summer Camp week built for 10 to 12 year olds, spent under canvas in the woods of the Cerdanya valley in the heart of the Pyrenees. Over seven days a small group of around twenty-five children find their way with map and compass, walk mountain paths, ride mountain bikes through forests and spend time in the saddle on horseback, guided by monitors who live and work in these same valleys. English runs quietly through the whole week: alongside the local team there are native English-speaking monitors from the United States, Canada and Great Britain, and roughly a third of the participants come from abroad, so Catalan, Spanish and English are all heard around camp. Phones are left behind and the rhythm of the day belongs to the mountain — rain on your face, wind on a summit, a sky full of stars over the tents. The camp is run with a light footprint, with mobile and foldable facilities, solar-heated water, local suppliers and all waste recycled.
Dates & Pricing
Activities
Junior Adventure is a one-week, multi-activity mountain programme for 10 to 12 year olds, built around four pillars: orienteering, trekking, mountain biking and horse riding. Children stay together in one small group of around twenty-five for the whole week, moving from one discipline to the next rather than choosing electives, so everyone tries everything and progresses together. The programme grows out of a blend of volunteer camps, non-formal education and classic summer-camp traditions, which means the days are as much about cooperation, autonomy and respect for the mountains as about the activities themselves. Because the camp lives outdoors in the forest, the weather and the terrain shape the rhythm of the day, and English runs through it all thanks to the native-speaking monitors on the team.
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Safety & Supervision
Children are accompanied by a team of monitors based in these Pyrenean valleys — professionals in education and in sport — joined each summer by native English-speaking monitors from the United States, Canada and Great Britain. Groups are deliberately kept small, with each Junior Adventure week limited to around twenty-five participants, so staff know every child well on the trail, on the bike and around the campsite.
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Screen time policy
Pyrene asks children to leave the screen behind for the week: the invitation at the heart of the camp is to forget about your phone and reconnect with nature, with new friends and with yourself, so the days are filled with trails, campfires and conversation rather than notifications.
Cancellation Policy
What you get back depends on when you cancel — select a session for exact dates.
100% refund
30+ days before start
No refund
Under 30 days before start
Booking30 daysCamp starts
The booking deposit is non-refundable — the refund percentages above apply to the remaining balance only.
Accommodation & campus
Tents
Nights are spent camping in the middle of the forest, in facilities that are mobile and foldable so that the woodland is left exactly as it was found at the end of the summer. Hot water for showers comes from solar panels, part of the camp's commitment to running with no CO2 emissions.
The campus
Forest campsite in the Cerdanya valley, in the Pyrenees mountains
The camp sits in woodland in the Cerdanya valley, with the mountains and rivers of the Pyrenees as its real playground. Everything is designed to be temporary and reversible: foldable structures that leave the forest untouched, solar panels heating the water, supplies bought from local and responsible producers and all waste recycled. Rather than building new infrastructure, Pyrene makes use of existing public facilities in the valley.
Campus facilities
Mobile and foldable camp facilities
Solar panels for hot water
Location & getting there
Cap de Rec, 25726 Lles de Cerdanya, Lleida, Espanya
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Getting your child there
Airport
€80 · optionalBarcelona–El Prat Airport
Pickup service · For families flying in, a pick-up service runs at Barcelona–El Prat every Sunday between 11:00 and 15:00, with the return drop-off every Saturday between 13:00 and 19:00. The transfer is booked together with the camp place and costs 80€ each way, or 160€ for the round trip.
Train station
€20 · optionalPuigcerdà train station
Pickup service · The greenest way to arrive: take the R3 Rodalies line to Puigcerdà, or the SNCF from France to Latour-de-Carol–Enveitg, right at the foot of the Pyrenees, and the Pyrene team collects children at the station. The Puigcerdà station transfer is selected when booking and costs 20€ each way, or 40€ return.
Shuttle
€80 · optionalBarcelona city and surroundings transfer
Pickup service · Families in Barcelona and the surrounding area can book a group transfer up to the camp instead of driving. It is chosen at the time of booking and costs 80€ each way, or 160€ for the outward and return journeys together.
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Run by Pyrene Summer Camp
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