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Reviewed by Daniela, Community Manager · Last reviewed: June 2026
9.3
António Batista
Electrician
Lisbon, Oeiras, Cascais
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46 reviews
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Latest reviews for summer camps in Barcelona
Real, phone-verified reviews from the expat community.
10
Vidya
Barcelona, Mar 2026
I have a 1 year old baby and we chose Petits near our house because it’s very accessible. We met Damaris, she’s very friendly and really good with the babies, my baby is well connected with her, he smiles and responds whenever he sees her.
They have activities every day, and at the end of the day we get feedback about how it went and what activities they did, which makes us feel more secure. The price felt normal for Barcelona and overall we are happy and like the service there.
9
Sophie
Barcelona , Mar 2026
I enrolled my child in this city nursery and it was great - we had really good follow-up and the whole teaching team was at their best. Damaris was my child’s teacher and she was extraordinary, a real stroke of luck for us, and the day ran smoothly from 8:30 to 5 with activities and care all day. I’m not going to talk about the infrastructures, but I will say the meals were varied and honestly that was the dark part - the year they switched to a company catering I didn’t like it at all. The price has increased since then and I know a lot of people are less happy, but overall we were very happy.
10
Anastasiia
Barcelona cadera Baylean , Jul 2026
My daughter is attending Bressol now, and for me the most important thing is that she is really happy to be there. Every day she comes home really happy, she tries to express what they were doing, how they played, and she always tells me that she ate and it was very tasty. I noticed the professionalism of the teachers and organizers, they are really attentive to every child, and I love that every day is something new with different themes, activities, healthy food, and detailed updates in the app about how she ate, slept, and what they did. We are really happy, and I still can’t get enough how lucky we were to find them.
How much do summer camps cost in Barcelona?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted summer camps actually do. Updated July 2026
Multi-activity camp
How much does a multi-activity camp cost in Barcelona?
The standard format, priced per week.
Day camp, per week
€335 to €500
STEM and coding camp
How much does a coding camp cost in Barcelona?
A day camp format, priced per week at the upper end.
Day camp, per week
€335 to €500
Adventure and outdoor camp
How much does an outdoor camp cost in Barcelona?
Often residential and outside the city, priced per week.
Residential camp
€1,195 to €1,350
Day camp, per week
€335 to €500
Arts and creativity camp
How much does an arts camp cost in Barcelona?
Priced per week, and usually a day camp.
Day camp, per week
€335 to €500
Language camp
How much does a language camp cost in Barcelona?
English immersion camps, priced per week and often residential.
Day camp, per week
€335 to €500
Residential camp
€1,195 to €1,350
Sports camp
How much does a sports camp cost in Barcelona?
Barcelona's football camps run €495 to €750 a week, and the club-branded ones sit at the top.
Sports camps
€495 to €750
Day camp
How much does a summer day camp cost in Barcelona?
A summer day camp in Barcelona costs €335 to €500 a week, while residential camps run €1,195 to €1,350.
Day camp, per week
€335 to €500
Residential camp
€1,195 to €1,350
Half-day camp
How much does a half-day camp cost in Barcelona?
For younger children, and roughly half the price of a full day.
Per week
€150 to €280
Holiday camps outside summer
How much does a holiday camp cost in Barcelona?
Shorter weeks at Easter and Christmas, priced pro rata.
Per week
€150 to €350
Sleepaway and residential camp
How much does a residential camp cost in Barcelona?
Includes board and lodging, which is why it is three times a day camp.
Residential camp
€1,195 to €1,350
Frequently Asked Questions
What expats want to know before hiring summer camps in Barcelona.
Are there English-speaking summer camps in Barcelona?
Yes, and more do as the expat community grows. The hard part is knowing who is reliable before you book, so every one we list is reviewed by other expats who have actually used them.
What should I check before hiring summer camps in Barcelona?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and an estimate in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check they hold the right credentials for the job.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other expats' reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and communicates clearly.
What should I avoid when hiring summer camps in Barcelona?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I explain what I need if my Spanish is limited?
A photo, a short video or a written list does most of the talking, and the professionals we list are used to international clients. Booking an English-speaking one takes the stress out of it entirely.
How do you say summer camps in Spanish?
In Spanish, summer camps are usually called campamentos de verano. That is the word to search for or to ask a neighbour, though many professionals here are used to the English term too.
How do I find summer camps I can trust in Barcelona?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real expat experience, not who paid the most.
Selecting the perfect summer camp for your child can significantly impact their growth, enjoyment, and memories. By adhering to these dos and don’ts, you ensure a safer, more enriching, and fulfilling camp experience. Remember, a camp that emphasizes personal growth, offers diverse activities, and fosters a supportive community can create lifelong cherished moments for your child. Avoid the pitfalls of neglecting safety standards, seeking vague promises of variety, and experiencing poor communication. Ultimately, with thoughtful consideration, you can provide your child with an unforgettable summer filled with adventure, learning, and joy.
Dos and Don’ts as an expat
Navigating summer camp choices: essential dos and don’ts for parents
Do’s
Do Seek Out Programs That Foster Personal Growth
Look for summer camps that prioritize not only physical skills but also personal development. Programs that incorporate lessons on resilience and self-belief can significantly enhance your child's overall growth and confidence.
Do Consider Facilities That Offer Engaging Activities
Opt for summer camps that provide a variety of engaging activities tailored to different interests. A well-organized camp ensures that all children are actively participating and having fun, making their experience memorable.
Do Check for Strong Community and Supportive Environment
Look for camps that promote a sense of community among participants and staff. A supportive environment where children feel like part of a family can greatly enhance their enjoyment and overall experience at camp.
Do Evaluate Their Special Event Offerings
Consider camps that offer additional services like birthday parties. This indicates that they are dedicated to creating special experiences and can enhance your overall perception of their commitment to children's enjoyment.
Dont’s
Don't Ignore Safety Standards
When selecting a summer camp, be sure to inquire about their safety protocols, as failure to follow safety standards can lead to accidents and injuries. Camps should have clear policies in place to ensure the safety and well-being of all children.
Don't Overestimate Activity Variety
Beware of camps that claim to offer a wide variety of activities without providing details. If the activities don't cater to varied interests and age groups, your child may not have the enriching experience you expect and might feel left out.
Don't Overlook Communication Quality
Always assess how well the camp communicates with parents. Poor communication regarding schedules, emergencies, or special events can create unnecessary stress and leave parents feeling uninformed and disconnected from their child's experiences.