Taking part in a football camp in Spain is about much more than training and matches – it’s an experience to remember for a lifetime. Players have the opportunity to develop both on and off the pitch alongside children from different countries and cultures. Training and playing together builds new friendships, boosts confidence and offers a unique cultural exchange.

At the same time, families can enjoy Spain’s wonderful climate, with sunshine and warmth almost every day. After training, there’s time for the beach, swimming and activities in a relaxed Mediterranean setting. This combination of football and a family holiday makes the camp something truly special.

The camp is ideal for parents, too. While the children train, play matches and have fun with new friends, parents can enjoy some time to themselves – whether that means relaxing on the beach, enjoying a leisurely lunch or exploring the city at their own pace. Not every child enjoys spending all day sightseeing, so football is the perfect way for them to stay active, have fun and develop their skills during the holiday.

We also follow our own coaching methodology, with a focus on developing smarter players. Through modern, intensive training exercises, players learn to make quicker decisions, improve their technique and develop a deeper understanding of the game. Every session takes place in a positive, energetic environment where enjoyment and development go hand in hand. We believe players learn best when they’re having fun while being challenged every day.

A football camp in Spain brings together sport, friendship, a family holiday and new experiences in the best possible way.

Where are the Barcelona camps held?

Our Barcelona camps take place at Agapito Fernández, right by the beach in the Poblenou neighbourhood of central Barcelona. Some training sessions may take place in the El Clot area.

Where is the Torrevieja camp held?

The camp takes place at Torrevieja Sportscity. The address is Av. Monge y Bielsa, s/n, Torrevieja.

Where is the Canary Islands camp held?

The camp has not yet been confirmed, so we do not have a venue yet. Interested in joining?

Register your interest here.

Where is the Mallorca camp held?

The camp has not yet been confirmed, so we do not have a venue yet. Interested in joining?

Register your interest here.

How much does it cost?

Each camp abroad costs €280, including a T-shirt.

Can we book accommodation through you?

Not at the moment. Families need to arrange their own accommodation.

Are meals included?

No, meals are not included. We have a break between training sessions, and there is usually a café open near the pitch. For some camps, players will need to bring a packed lunch.

Can parents leave their children at the camp?

Yes, you can drop your child off before the first session and collect them after the final session of the day.

What language is used at the camp?

Coaching is in English, with some Spanish used if there are many Spanish-speaking players.

Which countries do the players come from?

Players from all countries are welcome. During the October half-term and the February school holidays, most of our players are Swedish. At Easter and in the summer, we usually have a wider mix of nationalities, as school holidays overlap across more countries.

How many hours of training does each camp include?

Each camp abroad includes nine hours of training over three days. However, the Canary Islands camp is planned to run for four days, with 12 hours of training.

Is a T-shirt included?

Yes, a T-shirt is included.

What should players bring?

Black socks, black shorts and a water bottle.

Can we switch to a different camp?

Yes, if you have registered for one camp and would like to switch to another, you can do so.