Residential
ISC Spain · Alicante
Summer Camp · Alicante · Language · 12–18 yrs
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Ages14–17 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 14–17, 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
Wild Adventure is a week-long residential camp in the Pyrenees for teenagers aged 14 to 17, set in the forests and mountains of the Cerdanya valley with Pyrene Summer Camp. It is billed as the most complete pack of all: a multi-adventure week where your teenager is the protagonist, taking decisions along the way to work through the challenges the mountain sets, with orienteering, canyoning, mountain biking and community service filling the days. Life happens outdoors and under canvas, camping among the trees, watching the night sky and feeling the weather on the summits, in a camp deliberately built to leave the forest exactly as it was found. Around a third of participants come from abroad, so Catalan, Spanish and English are all spoken, and the native English-speaking monitors from the United States, Canada and Great Britain mean English is picked up naturally while biking, hiking or dropping down a canyon. The team is local to these valleys and made up of education and sport professionals, which gives the week its mix of real adventure and steady guidance.
Dates & Pricing
Activities
The Wild Adventure week is built as a single multi-adventure programme rather than a menu of electives: the group moves through orienteering, canyoning, mountain biking and community service across the seven days, with the teenagers themselves deciding how to tackle the challenges put in front of them. Pyrene describes it as the most complete pack on offer, and the emphasis is on autonomy — reading the terrain, choosing the route, solving problems together — rather than on supervised sessions at a fixed timetable. Days are spent out in the valleys, rivers and peaks of the Cerdanya, returning to a camp pitched in the woods, and the community service element gives back to the mountain villages the camp works alongside. English runs through everything, spoken naturally with native-speaking monitors and with international campers, instead of being taught in a classroom. The whole programme is run on a zero-emissions, leave-no-trace basis, with mobile facilities, solar-heated water and all waste recycled, so the way the camp lives is part of what it teaches.
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Safety & Supervision
Local monitors based in the Cerdanya valleys
Monitors who are professionals in education and sport
Native English-speaking monitors from the United States, Canada and Great Britain
25 places per weekly shift
The monitors are local people based in these Pyrenean valleys, professionals in education and sport who know the terrain the group will be moving through, and they are joined by native English-speaking monitors from the United States, Canada and Great Britain. Groups are kept to a set size, with 25 places per week on the Wild Adventure shift.
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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
Campers sleep out in the middle of the woods, in a camp whose facilities are mobile and foldable so that the forest is left exactly as it was found. Hot water for the showers comes from solar panels, with no CO2 emissions, and the whole site runs on the camp's zero-waste approach.
The campus
Forest campsite in the Cerdanya valley, in the Pyrenees mountains
The camp is pitched in the woods of the Cerdanya valley, high in the Pyrenees, and is designed to be entirely sustainable: everything is mobile and foldable so the forest is left as it was, hot water is heated by solar panels with no CO2 emissions, and all waste is recycled. Pyrene also makes use of existing public facilities in the valley rather than building new ones, buying from responsible local suppliers and supporting the communities around the camp.
Campus facilities
Mobile and foldable camp facilities
Solar panels for hot water
On-site recycling for 100% of camp waste
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 international participants, Pyrene staff meet arrivals at Barcelona El Prat and bring them up to the Pyrenees. Pick-up runs every Sunday between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., and the return drop-off every Saturday between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., so flights should be booked inside those windows. The transfer is selected as a paid option when you book the camp, one way or return.
Train station
€20 · optionalPuigcerdà station
Pickup service · The greenest way to arrive: take the Rodalies R3 line up to Puigcerdà in the Cerdanya valley and the camp team collects your child straight from the platform. The station transfer is booked as an option with the camp place, one way or return.
Train station
Latour-de-Carol – Enveitg station
Pickup service · Families travelling from elsewhere in Europe can come by SNCF to Latour-de-Carol – Enveitg, which arrives directly into the Pyrenees on the French side of the Cerdanya, where Pyrene picks participants up at the station.
Shuttle
€80 · optionalBarcelona city and surrounding area
Pickup service · A pick-up and drop-off point in Barcelona and its surrounding area is offered as a paid transport option when booking, chosen as outward only, return only, or both ways.
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