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Campus Experience Valencia opens its doors to boys and girls aged 7 to 16 who want to live a unique and unforgettable experience. Under the supervision of Real Madrid Foundation Coaches, participants will enjoy training adapted to their age and skill level, combined with recreational activities that promote teamwork and learning the values that represent the Real Madrid Foundation.
| 8:45 h | Check-in at the facility |
| 9:00 h | Training |
| 10:00 h | Break and snack |
| 10:30 h | Training |
| 11:30 h | Stretching and concept review |
| 12:00 h | Experience Activity |
| 13:00 h | Lunch |
| 14:30 h | Matches |
| 15:30 h | Break and snack |
| 16:00 h | Pool |
| 18:00 h | Check-out at the facility |
A campus with extensive sports facilities, including 11- and 7-a-side football pitches and a multi-sport arena. A modern, well-equipped environment to train, learn and enjoy football.
Campus Experience is a summer educational program for boys and girls aged 6 to 17, organized by the Real Madrid Foundation. Its goal is to offer a unique learning experience that combines football practice with educational activities focused on values such as respect, teamwork, equality, self-esteem, motivation, autonomy, and healthy habits. Through training sessions, workshops, and group activities, participants develop both their athletic and personal skills in a safe and professional environment.
Andorra Venue (June 28 – July 02)
Training sessions take place at the Andorran Football Federation Training Center in Santa Coloma. Both spaces are perfectly suited for sports and for organizing activities for minors.
Valencia Venue (July 5 – July 9)
The camp takes place entirely at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, a spacious, safe environment perfectly suited for sports and for organizing activities for minors, with sports facilities, a swimming pool, dining areas, and spaces for complementary activities.
Málaga Venue (July 26 – July 30)
The camp takes place entirely at the UMA University Sports Complex (University of Málaga), a spacious, safe environment perfectly suited for sports and for organizing activities for minors, with sports facilities, a swimming pool, dining areas, and spaces for complementary activities.
Since this is a non-residential, full-day camp, it is neither necessary nor advisable for participants to bring electronic devices. There is no time or space set aside for their use during camp and, in addition, using them is not allowed, as it interferes with the sports, educational, and social dynamics of the program. For this reason, we recommend not bringing mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches, computers, or other valuable devices, to avoid possible loss or incidents.
Yes, as long as both participants are registered in the same program option, are the same age, and attend on the same dates. The request must be made during registration, in the comments section. Although the organizing team does everything possible to accommodate these requests, they cannot be 100% guaranteed.
Yes. During registration, you must provide the full name and ID document of the person or persons authorized to pick up the minor. Instructors will check this information at the end of each day and will not release the participant to anyone who is not authorized or who does not present the document listed in the registration.
If you wish to change the person picking up the participant, you must notify the camp coordination team by email at least 24 hours in advance.
Yes. If the participant is authorized to leave the camp unaccompanied, an authorization signed by the legal guardian on record must be sent in advance. This document can be requested by email at campus.nacionales@campusexperiencermf.com and must be sent at least 24 hours before departure.
The camp runs on the following daily schedule:
Families must accompany participants to the designated meeting point at check-in and check-out. Before the camp begins, you will receive detailed information about the assigned meeting point and the daily drop-off and pick-up procedure.
Registration includes:
These meals ensure complete, balanced nutrition throughout the camp day, adapted to the sports activity and daily routine of the participants.
We offer varied menus based on the Mediterranean diet, designed so that children enjoy balanced nutrition that gives them the energy they need for each day at camp.
Campus Experience pays special attention to food allergies and intolerances. During registration, guardians must provide details of any allergy or dietary restriction so that the kitchen staff and instructors can guarantee a safe and appropriate menu.
Personalized menus are prepared for participants with allergies to gluten, lactose, nuts, or other specific foods. Staff are trained to handle food in a way that prevents cross-contamination.
Yes. Campus Experience offers pork-free and vegetarian options, as well as options adapted to food allergies or intolerances (such as lactose-free or gluten-free).
Halal and Kosher diets are not offered.
All these requests must be communicated at least 30 days before the start of the program so they can be properly arranged with the catering service.
No. For food safety and allergen control reasons, bringing food from outside is not allowed, except in justified medical cases that require it, duly approved by the camp coordination team.
Yes. All participants eat together with their instructors and groupmates, fostering a sense of community and team spirit.
During meals, instructors make sure participants eat properly and attend to any need or incident.
Andorra Venue (June 28 – July 02)
Training sessions take place at the Andorran Football Federation Training Center in Santa Coloma. Both spaces are perfectly suited for sports and for organizing activities for minors.
Valencia Venue (July 5 – July 9)
Training sessions are held at the sports facilities of the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), within the camp grounds. These are spacious, safe areas specifically prepared for football, so all sessions can take place without any outside travel and in complete comfort for participants.
Málaga Venue (July 26 – July 30)
Training sessions are held at the sports facilities of the University of Málaga (UMA), within the camp grounds. These are spacious, safe areas specifically prepared for football, so all sessions can take place without any outside travel and in complete comfort for participants.
The technical team is made up of official Real Madrid Foundation coaches.
They are accompanied by a group of instructors and coordinators who specialize in leisure and recreational activities.
The camp has qualified coaches endorsed by the Real Madrid Foundation.
During training sessions, participants work according to the official Real Madrid Foundation methodology. Off the field, these same professionals accompany and supervise participants during all other activities and daily camp life, ensuring continuous, consistent, top-quality care at both the sports and educational levels.
Participants are grouped by age.
Each session lasts 60 minutes.
In addition to the sports sessions, participants take part in educational, recreational, and cultural activities called “Experience Activities,” designed to reinforce the program’s values: respect, teamwork, equality, self-esteem, motivation, autonomy, and healthy habits.
Payment for the program is made through the official online registration form by credit or debit card. Cash and phone payments are not accepted.
There are two payment options:
A spot is not considered confirmed until the corresponding payment has been received within the established deadlines.
The split payment option will only be available for part of the season. After that date, new registrations must be paid in full at the time of registration.
Credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, or similar) are accepted. American Express is not accepted.
Payment details are entered through a secure payment gateway, and Campus Experience staff will never request or handle banking information by email or phone.
Once the payment process is complete, the guardian will receive a confirmation email with a summary of the registration. Final confirmation is subject to receipt of all required documents before the start of the program.
The cancellation or date-change policy applies based on when the request is submitted and whether you have purchased the Campus Protection Plan (CPP).
The CPP is an optional service that offers greater refund flexibility and free date changes. It can only be purchased at the time of registration and is non-refundable under any circumstances.
| Notice period | Without CPP | With CPP |
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| First 24 hours after payment(if more than 30 days before start) |
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| More than 60 days before start |
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| Between 60 and 30 days before start |
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| Less than 30 days before start or once camp has started |
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Find the complete cancellation policy HERE.
We offer several discount options depending on your eligibility and the number of weeks booked.
1. Discounts on the first week booked
For your first week of registration, you can benefit from one of the following options (they cannot be combined with each other):
2. Discounts for the second and subsequent weeks
If you book more than one week, multi-week discounts apply as follows starting from the second week:
3. How do I apply my discounts when booking?
To be valid, a discount must be entered while completing the registration form. Discounts cannot be applied once registration has been completed.
Discounts and promotional codes cannot be combined for the first week. Only the multi-week discount and the sibling discount (for a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th participant) can be combined, starting from the second week booked.
If payment is not made within the indicated deadlines, the reservation will be automatically canceled and the spot will be released for another participant.
Before the start of the program, each participant must submit the following documentation via the form or by email:
Failure to provide any of these documents may prevent the participant from attending the camp.
Complete documentation must be sent at least 30 days before the start of the program.
If registration takes place within that period, it must be sent within 48 hours of payment confirmation.
If the documentation is not submitted within the indicated period, the participant will not be able to attend the camp until the situation is resolved. In these cases, Campus Experience does not guarantee the reservation of the spot or the timely delivery of materials.
Yes. Campus Experience can issue an official invitation letter for participants who need one to apply for a visa. To do so, all of the participant’s documentation must have been provided.
This document is issued solely in the name of the minor and only once the registration is formalized and payment has been completed.
No. Invitation letters are issued exclusively in the name of the registered participant. Campus Experience does not process or issue travel documentation for parents or companions.
Each family should check with their Consulate or Embassy for the requirements to enter Spain.
If a participant shows symptoms or requires medical assistance, an instructor or coordinator will personally accompany them to the health center.
The family will be informed immediately by phone or email and will be sent the medical report or clinical report issued.
Yes. All participants are covered by accident insurance that includes:
However, this insurance does not replace personal medical insurance, nor does it cover pre-existing conditions, lost luggage, or trip cancellations.
Yes. All participants must have medical or travel insurance with coverage in Spain, valid for the entire stay.
For European Union citizens, we recommend presenting the European Health Insurance Card.
International participants must present a private policy covering illness, accidents, hospitalization, and repatriation.
If a participant needs daily medication, guardians must report it at the time of registration (doses and times).
On the first day of the program, the medication must be handed to the coordinator or the instructor in charge, properly labeled with the participant’s name and medical instructions. In addition, family members must authorize the staff in writing to administer the doses.
All medical and personal information is treated with strict confidentiality, in compliance with current data protection regulations (General Data Protection Regulation – EU 2016/679).
Only the medical staff and the coordination team have access to this information, and it is used exclusively to ensure the safety and well-being of the participant.
Registration for Campus Experience Real Madrid Foundation includes an official Welcome Pack, which is given to all participants at the start of the program and consists of:
Wearing the official kit every day during camp is mandatory, as it is part of the program’s identity and allows for proper organization, identification, and uniformity among all participants.
The Welcome Pack will be given to participants on the first day of camp at the sports facilities.
Participants must wear football boots for artificial turf (short studs or multi-studs) and sneakers for activities off the field. They must also bring flip-flops or sandals for the shower and pool areas.
Campus Experience is not responsible for lost clothing once the welcome pack has been given to the participant.
No. For safety and organizational reasons, camp activities are exclusively for participants.
Campus Experience has a lost and found service, although the recovery of lost items is not guaranteed.
If an item is not claimed during the stay, it will be kept for a maximum of 15 days after the end of the camp.
For logistical reasons, lost items are not shipped.
We recommend labeling all belongings with the participant’s full name to make it easier to return them.
Yes. Scheduled activities continue as normal, even in adverse weather conditions. They will only be suspended, modified, or replaced when there is an official communication or instruction from the competent authorities to that effect.
If any changes are needed for safety reasons, the technical team will adapt the schedule following the authorities’ instructions.
Before the start of the program, families receive an email with the phone number of the chaperone assigned to the participant. This contact can be used during camp via WhatsApp.
For residential participants, access will also be requested to add the guardian to a WhatsApp group where updates on the group’s day-to-day activities will be shared.
In addition, you can contact the Customer Service team Monday to Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. by email at campus.nacionales@campusexperiencermf.com or by phone at (+34) 919 532 847.
First participant
Member, Madridista, Real Madrid employee’s child or promotional code.
Siblings
Member, Madridista, Real Madrid employee’s child, promotional code or 5% for siblings.
First participant
5% per additional week.
Siblings
5% per additional week + 5% for siblings.
