FAQ
1. Is it safe for my child?
Absolutely! Our team has over 15 years of experience organizing camps for young people, ensuring a completely safe and supervised environment. All our instructors are certified professionals and are trained to handle any situation. Additionally, we require the use of helmets, knee pads, and other safety gear for all activities.
2. What if my child needs medical attention?
We have a well-established medical protocol. There is always a monitor trained in first aid present, and we are close to medical facilities in case of emergencies. We also ask for information about any pre-existing medical conditions during the registration process to be fully prepared. All campers will be insured during the entire week of Riding.
Important note:
If your child has any medical conditions, even minor ones, please send us a doctor’s note in advance. Bring all necessary medications, even if they’re not used regularly. Our staff is experienced but not certified medical professionals, so the more we know beforehand, the better we can assist.
3. How does supervision work during excursions?
All our excursions (such as visits to skate parks, beaches, and excursions) are carefully planned and supervised by our team of experienced monitors. We maintain a low instructor-to-participant ratio to ensure everyone is safe and has the best time. Additionally, we use private buses for transportation and always provide parents with a detailed itinerary. We’ve used the same bus company for the past 8 years and have never had any issues.
4. Can I communicate with my child during the camp?
Of course! While we encourage participants to unplug and fully enjoy the experience, we provide specific times for them to talk to their families through scheduled calls. You can also contact us at any time if you need additional information. We are always available during the tour to connect you with your child, just call or message us.
5. Where will the kids sleep?
Riders stay at our “Scooter House,” a comfortable and secure residence equipped with clean and spacious dorm rooms. Rooms are shared to encourage camaraderie, but we also offer private room options for families or groups who prefer it. Additionally, we have night-time supervision to ensure everyone’s safety 24 hours.
6. How is the food? Are there special options?
We take pride in offering a balanced and nutritious diet designed by a nutritionist specializing in youth sports. We prepare healthy breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks to keep riders energized. We also offer options for special diets, such as vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free, as long as we are notified in advance. We constantly keep juices and water with us all day. We professionals at details.
7. What if my child doesn’t know anyone?
Don’t worry—making friends will be part of the experience! At Scooter Camp, we foster an inclusive and friendly environment where everyone quickly feels at home. We organize group activities to help break the ice and create bonds between participants. Plus, many kids come alone and end up making lifelong friends.
8. Is my child ready for this type of camp?
Of course! Our program is designed for riders of all levels, from beginners to experts. We offer personalized classes tailored to each level, which means your child will learn at their own pace and always under the supervision of our experienced coaches.
9. How old must the camper be?
Camp is open to riders of all ages and all skill levels. We do recommend that mom or dad come stay with any riders that are under 12 years old *this depends on the child but we are open to have a call with the you to find the best solution. Any camper under the age of 13 is required to contact us before signing up. In the past, we’ve had campers as young as 11 stay with us without parents. Parents wishing to join their child during the entire camp week are welcome to join the tour! Got a question? Message or call now +34 628 564 970
10. How does the airport service work?
We are the only camp in the world to offer an airport service where we pick up and drop off campers at the airport. Parents only need to book a flight to Málaga (AGP), Spain.
- Arrivals: Campers must arrive on the morning of the first day of camp, landing before 13:00.
- Departures: Flights should be booked for after 13:00 on the last day.
- Airport service is only available on the first and last days of camp.
We recommend that all campers download WhatsApp to communicate directly with our staff during pickups.
All riders will be met at the airport by our Scooter Camp Staff and will never be left alone. On the arrival day we have a staff member who stays at the airport all day to receive the riders and to ensure no one is there alone. We will have constant contact with you and them (the rider) thru the whole process.
*There is a 100 euro additional fee required when having to pick up certain riders under 13 years old. This is only applied when we must take the responsibility as legal guardian of the child to pick up and drop them off at the airport. All depends on which airline company you fly on. Ask us for more info, we’ve got the experience to share.
11. What’s included in the price?
Our package is 100% all-inclusive! This means we cover accommodation, all meals, airport transfers, skate park entries, daily activities and all the lessons. Not included is the flight to Málaga, but we even offer airport pickup and drop-off services for added convenience. * Private rooms are also not included into the original camp price of 899 euros.
12. What if my child gets bored or doesn’t want to continue?
We understand that every child is different, and we are committed to ensuring everyone has a positive experience. Our team maintains constant communication with participants and parents to address any issues. If for any reason your child feels uncomfortable, we’ll work together to find a solution that helps them enjoy the experience to the fullest. Don’t worry you will have contact contact with them and can come visit us at any moment during the week.
13. How can I know if my child is having fun?
We keep parents informed through regular updates, photos, and videos from the camp, which we share in our private whatsapp group that we make a month before the camp week starts. You can also contact us directly at any time to check in on how your child is doing.
14. What’s a normal camp day like?
Camp days are packed with action! Here’s a general idea of how things go:
- 8:15: Morning routine
- 9:00: Breakfast
- 10:00: Load the bus
- 11:00-14:00: First skate park or activity
- 14:00: Lunch break (picnic)
- 15:00: Swim/refreshing break (beach, lake)
- 17:00-20:00: Second skate park
- 21:00: Dinner
- 22:00: Lights out
On Thursdays, we take it easy in the morning with workshops, chats, and pool games before Riding in the evening.
15. What happens on the last day of camp?
Camp ends at 12:00 noon on Saturday. We leave the house together at 10:00 AM, stopping at the airport to drop off campers with early flights by 11:00 AM. The bus then returns to the beach, the original meeting point, where parents can pick up their children anytime after 12:00 noon.
16. What do we need to pack?
- A copy of your European/Country insurance card
- Strong sunscreen
- Reusable water bottle (most important)
- Bathing suit
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, toiletries, soap, shampoo
- Towel and/or beach blanket
- Special medications
- Protective gear, extra parts, wheels, and bearings
- Flip flops or beach shoes and regular shoes
- Helmet (required—no helmet, no camp)
- Scooter
- Jacket/hoodie
17. What if my child doesn’t speak English?
No problem! While we offer bilingual activities to improve English, our entire team speaks Spanish, English and other languages, ensuring everyone feels understood and comfortable. Language learning is optional and fun—never mandatory.
18. What if I’ve made a reservation but can’t join?
If you’re unable to join after making a reservation, don’t worry! We’ll simply move your reservation to another week that fits your schedule better. You can read all the terms and conditions here! Terms, Conditions and Rules
In the event of a sanitary crisis or government-mandated policy change, we will not cancel camp but will move your reservation to the next available week.
19. Camp Requirements
- Campers should know how to swim (though swimming is not mandatory).
- Be prepared to share a room dorm room with other, the rooms max out at 16 riders but we will always keep the rooms to the smallest number possible always. ( remember private rooms for families and groups are available upon request)
- Helmets are 100% required at all times—no exceptions.
- The camp is not suitable for complete beginners. Riders should at least know the basics of using a skate park safely and riding their Scooter.
- Book flights with travel insurance.
20. 2021 Update: Safety During the Pandemic
We successfully ran our 2020 camp during the pandemic with no issues. All activities, meals, and skating are performed in open-air spaces. We provide masks and sanitizers, and our bus is thoroughly cleaned daily. We’ve also enhanced diets with more fresh fruits and vegetables to boost immunity.