A Christmas to create, play and share.
Christmas activities and crafts in small groups, with a maximum of 12 children each day, with open-ended play and respect for each child's pace. Breakfast is included.
A camp with heart, made for families
Small groups
With staff for the different age groups: a close-knit camp where every child is seen, accompanied and respected.
Open-ended play
Time and space to play freely, explore and imagine, without pressure.
Real experiences
We're not after perfect crafts, but experiences children can live, touch and remember.
Each child's own pace
We respect each child's pace: those who need it take a nap, and the rest enjoy quiet play.
The camp days
9 days of camp during the Christmas holidays.
Programme by age
Each day has one main activity, from 10:30 to 12:00, adapted to the children's age: younger children work freely (stamping, sticking, painting big) and older children add more detail (patterns, drawing, writing their name). Anything that needs cutting out or assembling is prepared by the team. Pick an age to see what each day holds.
- Places available
- Few places left
- Full
- 22TuesdayDecember
Day 1
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableThe Tió arrives
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They paint a cardboard tube (the tió) with a thick brush or a sponge and stick on stickers to make its face.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They paint the tió, draw its face and add wool hair and a pre-cut card hat.
They take home: Their own tió.
Play and story
Looking for the hidden tió (outdoors if the weather allows **). Sensory box with pine cones and leaves. The Tió story.
- 23WednesdayDecember
Day 2
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableGetting the presents ready
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They decorate a kraft paper bag by stamping with a potato or a sponge and stick on stickers.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They stamp a repeating pattern with two shapes and write or draw their name on it.
They take home: The bag. It stays at camp until the Caga Tió and goes home with the presents.
Play and story
Wrapping presents in coloured paper. Rhythm with percussion instruments. Story.
- 24ThursdayDecember
Day 3
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableCaga Tió
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They decorate a piece of cloth or felt (the tió's blanket) with stickers and tuck the tió in. They hit the tió with the stick, with help. All together we make the tió “poop” and sing Christmas carols.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They decorate the blanket with stickers and markers and write their name on it. They help hand out the tió's presents. All together we make the tió “poop” and sing Christmas carols.
They take home: The blanket and the presents from the bag.
Play and story
The Caga Tió song. Looking after the tió (pretend play). A calm story, because it's a short day.
- 28MondayDecember
Day 4
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableThe Three Kings set off
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They decorate a pre-cut cardboard crown with big stickers and paint.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They decorate the crown following a colour pattern and add their name.
They take home: The crown.
Play and story
The Three Kings pack their bags (pretend play). Percussion. A mirror for the crowns.
- 29TuesdayDecember
Day 5
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableThe L'Amagatall Christmas lantern
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They decorate their lantern with stickers and pieces of tissue paper, with plenty of help from the team.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They decorate their lantern with a drawing and tissue paper they choose themselves, with a little help from the team.
They take home: Their L'Amagatall Christmas lantern, with an LED light.
Play and story
Shadows with torches. “Let's find the light” in soft dimness. Story.
- 30WednesdayDecember
Day 6 · reduced single-day price
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableThe nativity scene
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They paint a cardboard plate green and stick on cotton wool (sheep) and stickers (stars).
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They paint the landscape (path and river), stick on cotton wool sheep and draw a shepherd.
They take home: Their own nativity scene, on a plate.
Play and story
Pretend play with nativity figures. A “the shepherds' path” obstacle course with cushions.
- 31ThursdayDecember
Day 7 · reduced single-day price
Vic: Few places leftLa Garriga: Places availableShepherds and sheep
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They stick cotton wool onto a pre-cut card sheep.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They make a cotton wool sheep with a drawn face, draw the shepherd and count the flock.
They take home: The sheep and the shepherd drawing.
Play and story
New Year's Eve by day: confetti and a xylophone for the “chimes”. Counting sheep.
- 4MondayJanuary
Day 8 · reduced single-day price
Vic: Places availableLa Garriga: Places availableThe star and the letter
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They decorate a card star with stickers and tissue paper. They freely draw the present they would like.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
They decorate the star with a pattern. They make the letter to the Three Kings: three wishes drawn and their name written.
They take home: The star. The letter stays at camp to be handed to the Three Kings.
Play and story
Stories about the Three Kings. A “loading the camels” obstacle course. Songs about the Kings.
- 5TuesdayJanuary
Day 9 · reduced single-day price
Vic: Places availableLa Garriga: Places availableThe Three Kings arrive
Planned activity* · Younger children (from i2 to i3)
They walk with their crown and lantern in the parade around the venue and leave their letter for the Three Kings.
Planned activity* · Older children (from i4 to i5)
The same, and they act as pages: they carry the letters and accompany the Three Kings.
They take home: No new piece: everything is already at home.
Play and story
A parade around the venue (outdoors if the weather allows **). Closing party with the families.
* Activities may vary or move to another day depending on the number and age of the children.
** If the weather allows, on some days we may do an outdoor activity for the children who want to go outside.
Choose how you come
All 9 days, just 5 days or the days that suit you: you decide how the camp fits into your family's life.
- All 9 days
Full camp
Live the whole Christmas at camp, without missing a day. Sign up for all 9 days and we give you 2.5 hours of play space (value €12.50).
- You pick them
5-day pack
Freely choose the 5 days that suit you best: they don't have to be consecutive. Want more? Add up to 3 extra days at a reduced price.
- Day by day
Single days
Sign up only for the days you need. From the 6th day of the camp, a single day costs less.
Early drop-off and lunch, your way
Add early drop-off (8 to 9am)* and the catered lunch for single days or with the 5- or 9-day pack (from day 6, €5 per day). If your child brings lunch from home, in a packed lunch, there's no need to book it. * Early drop-off only runs if 3 or more children sign up.
Hours
- 8:00–9:00amEarly drop-off (optional)
- 9:00am–1:00pmMorning schedule
- 9:00am–3:00pmUntil 3pm, with lunch (optional catering or packed lunch from home)
🥐 Breakfast included (9:30–9:45am)
A day at camp
This is what a day at the Christmas Camp looks like, in Vic and La Garriga.
- 8:009:00amEarly drop-off (optional)
- 9:009:30amPlay
- 9:309:45amBreakfast (included)
- 9:4510:30amPlay
- 10:30am12:00pmActivity* **
- 12:0012:15pmStory and activity wrap-up
Younger children (from i2 to i3)
- 12:1512:45pmLunch (optional catering or packed lunch from home)
- The 9 am to 1 pm session ends
- 1:003:00pmNap on little beds in the room or quiet play
- The 9 am to 3 pm session ends
Older children (from i4 to i5)
- 12:301:00pmFree play
- The 9 am to 1 pm session ends
- 1:001:30pmLunch (optional catering or packed lunch from home)
- 1:303:00pmNap on little beds in the room or quiet play
- The 9 am to 3 pm session ends
* Activities may vary or move to another day depending on the number and age of the children.
** If the weather allows, on some days we may do an outdoor activity for the children who want to go outside.
Prices
Work out the exact cost for each child with the calculator. Breakfast is included in every price.
9am to 1pm
- 5-day pack
- €135
- Extra day on the pack
- €30
- Full camp (9 days)
- €240
- Single day
- €35
- Single day from day 6
- €30
9am to 3pm
- 5-day pack
- €150
- Extra day on the pack
- €35
- Full camp (9 days)
- €265
- Single day
- €40
- Single day from day 6
- €35
Optional extras
- Early drop-off (8–9am)*
- Single days: €7.50 per day · 5-day pack: €25 · 9-day pack: €45 · From day 6: €5 per day
- Catered lunch
- Single days: €7.50 per day · 5-day pack: €25 · 9-day pack: €45 · From day 6: €5 per day
If your child brings lunch from home, in a packed lunch, there's no need to book the catered lunch. * Early drop-off only runs if 3 or more children sign up.
Discounts and gifts
- 5% off from the first child if you sign up with 3 or more families.
- 5% if the child already came to the Summer Camp.
- 5% for each sibling from the second child onwards.
- 2.5 hours of play space as a gift (value €12.50) if you sign up for all 9 days.
Discounts apply to the base price (not to extras) and don't stack: the most favourable one applies.
🎂 All camp members get 5% off if they organise a birthday party at L'Amagatall (full venue). Find out what our birthday parties are like.
To reserve a place, a deposit of €50 per child is paid when signing up. The rest is paid by bank transfer before the camp.
If there's room on the days you choose, your place is confirmed when you pay the deposit.
Frequently asked questions
What ages is the camp for?
For children from i2 to i5, roughly ages 2 to 5. The younger children (from i2 to i3) and the older ones (from i4 to i5) share space and play, and in each day's activity every age works at its own level: more free gesture for the younger ones and a little more detail for the older ones. In “The camp days” you can see what each age does every day.
Which days does the camp run?
The camp runs for 9 days: 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30 and 31 December and 4 and 5 January. It takes place in Vic and La Garriga, with the same dates and prices.
Does my child have to come every day?
No. You can choose the full camp (9 days), a 5-day pack —any 5 days you like, they don't have to be consecutive— or single days. With the 5-day pack you can also add up to 3 extra days, at €30 each (9am to 1pm) or €35 (9am to 3pm): cheaper than a single day without the pack. That way the camp fits around family life: you decide which days your child comes. In the calculator you can pick the exact days and see the price straight away.
What if I choose a day now and later want to swap it for another one?
As long as there is space, it won't be a problem: you can swap it for another day. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll sort it out.
What are the camp hours?
You can choose between 9am to 1pm and 9am to 3pm. Each day starts with play at 9am; breakfast is from 9:30 to 9:45am, followed by more play until 10:30am. From 10:30am to noon is the day's activity, which we close with a story. Children staying until 3pm can have lunch (optional catering or packed lunch from home) and nap on little beds or have quiet play.
Is there an early drop-off service?
Yes, from 8 to 9am, and it's optional. It only runs if 3 or more children sign up for it. You can add it for single days (€7.50 per day), with the 5-day pack (€25) or with the 9-day pack (€45); from day 6, €5 per day per child. It's a good option if you need to drop your child off before the camp starts at 9am.
Do children need to bring breakfast?
There's no need to bring breakfast. Children have breakfast at home before coming, and at L'Amagatall we give them a small extra breakfast to keep them going, included in the price. We'll ask you what they would like to eat. It's served every day from 9:30 to 9:45am.
Can children stay for lunch? And after lunch?
Yes. There's an optional lunch, which is from our catering, and anyone who prefers to bring lunch from home, in a packed lunch, doesn't have to pay for it. The catered lunch can be added for single days (€7.50 per day), with the 5-day pack (€25) or with the 9-day pack (€45); from day 6, €5 per day per child. Children in i2 and i3 have lunch at 12:15, so they can stay with the 9am to 1pm or the 9am to 3pm schedule; those in i4 and i5 have lunch at 1:00pm and can only do it with the 9am to 3pm schedule: anyone staying for lunch is considered to stay until 3pm. After lunch, nap time is on little beds in the room; those who don't nap have quiet play.
What if I sign my child up until 1pm and one day I need them to stay until 3pm?
That's possible. On that day you pay the proportional part of the cost of the added hours, plus a small supplement. If you'd like them to stay for lunch with our catering, let us know 48 hours in advance; they can also bring lunch from home in a packed lunch box. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll sort it out.
How many children are there each day? Are they split by age?
At most 12 children each day at each location (Vic and La Garriga have their own places), so groups stay small and we can look after each child. They're all mixed together, but we respect each child's pace and needs: there are staff members who look after the different age groups. In the activities each age works at its own level, and play and story time are for everyone.
What will the children do at camp?
We live Christmas indoors, with Christmas activities and crafts designed for children from i2 to i5. We're not after perfect crafts or identical results for everyone: we want experiences children can live, touch and remember, with open-ended proposals where everyone brings their own eye. The day starts with play, we have breakfast, and then comes the day's activity, which we close with a story. We use these days to dive into the atmosphere and traditions of the season in a calm way, without rushing and respecting each child's pace: those who need to play more, play; those who want to stop, stop. Throughout the day there's plenty of open-ended play, because that's how children learn and connect. In “The camp days” you can see the planned activity for each day, for younger (from i2 to i3) and older (from i4 to i5) children. Activities may vary or move to another day depending on the number and age of the children.
How much does it cost? Are there discounts?
9am to 1pm: €135 for the 5-day pack, €240 for the full camp and €35 per single day. 9am to 3pm: €150, €265 and €40. From the 6th day of the camp, a single day costs €30 (9am-1pm) or €35 (9am-3pm). Breakfast is included. There's a 5% discount if the child already came to the Summer Camp, 5% for more than one child (from the second) and 5% if you sign up with 3 or more families (from the first child), always on the base price (extras are excluded). Discounts don't stack: the most favourable one applies. You can work out the exact cost with the calculator.
Are there perks for signing up early or for all the days?
If you sign up for the full camp (9 days), we also give you 2.5 hours of play space (value €12.50). They're a gift: they don't change the price you pay.
Is there any perk for camp members?
Yes. All camp members get 5% off if they organise a birthday party at L'Amagatall (full venue): find out what our birthday parties are like. It's a separate perk: it isn't one of the camp price discounts. We also give away hours of play space (with early sign-up and with the full camp) so children can come and play at L'Amagatall if they still want more!
How do I sign up and pay?
Fill in the sign-up form on this website, one per child. To reserve a place, a deposit of €50 per child is paid online by card (through Stripe) once the form is sent; the place isn't reserved until the deposit is paid and, if you close the payment page before finishing, we'll email you the link. The place is confirmed afterwards. The rest of the amount is paid by bank transfer before the camp starts, and we'll email you the IBAN and more information.
What if I finally decide not to come? Do I get a refund?
The €50 deposit per child isn't refunded; if you cancel before paying the rest of the amount, you don't have to pay it. Once the full amount of the camp has been paid, no other amount is refunded either: we have already planned the staff and materials for each place. There are only two exceptions: if you paid for lunch from our catering, we refund it if you let us know 48 hours in advance; and early drop-off is only refunded if more than 3 children are signed up for it. If what you need is to swap one day for another, that's possible as long as there is space: message us on WhatsApp.
What if my child is ill and can't come?
If your child is ill and can't come, the camp amount isn't refunded, for the same reasons: staff and materials are already planned for each place. The same exceptions apply: catered lunch is refunded if you let us know 48 hours in advance, and early drop-off only if more than 3 children are signed up for it. Please message us on WhatsApp as soon as possible.
What should children bring?
The same things you bring to school: a smock, a change of clothes, etc. When you sign up, we'll send you the exact list. If your child stays for lunch and you don't book the catered lunch, they need to bring lunch from home in a packed lunch box. If they come on 5 January, they should also bring back the crown and lantern they took home.
Will you take photos and videos of the children?
Only of children whose family has signed the image consent. The consent is given in the sign-up form and it's optional: if you don't give it, we won't take photos or videos of your child.
What if the camp is full?
We recommend reserving your place early. If a day is already full, leave us your details in the waiting list form and we'll get in touch.
Are the activities always the same?
Activities may vary or move to another day depending on the number and age of the children. Each day's proposal is a starting idea that we adapt to the group we have, always respecting the children's pace. In “The camp days” you can see the planned activity for each day.
Will the children go outside?
If the weather allows, on some days we may do an outdoor activity for the children who want to go outside. It's not compulsory: those who prefer to stay in carry on with play and activities.
What families say
Opinions from families who have been to our camps.
Un espai modern i adaptat per a nens petits, on poden jugar lliurement mentre els adults gaudeixen d'un berenar o esmorzar. Un bon lloc per a casals d'estiu o de Setmana Santa.
Família Nasillo
Per a mi va ser genial! Tant la info prèvia com tot el que podíem parlar amb les monitores. La meva filla està encantada i això ho diu tot!
Una família del casalet d'estiu
El tracte va ser immillorable: proper, molt cuidat i amb molta atenció a tots els canvis i peticions que vam fer. Els nostres fills arribaven sempre molt contents i feliços a casa.
Família de la Gal·la
La Clàudia va saber agafar molt bé els nens, fins i tot el petit! Res més que felicitar-la.
Una família del casalet d'estiu
Un tracte proper i molt cuidat, i sempre atents a qualsevol canvi o petició. Els nens tornaven a casa contents i feliços.
Família Fernandez
Sí, recomanaria el casalet d'estiu de l'Amagatall a altres famílies perquè els infants poden gaudir d'un estiu divertit, amb activitats variades i un ambient proper i agradable. Considero que és un espai on els nens i nenes poden jugar, aprendre, relacionar-se amb altres infants i gaudir de diferents experiències d'una manera dinàmica i educativa.
Una família del casalet d'estiu
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Pictures from the Summer Camp
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Look back at the Summer Camp
Revisit the trades week by week, the daily schedule and what families say.
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