Night Camp – La Llanada

@ Southwest Ranches, FL

· For campers from 8 to 11 years old | 4-night camping ·

· For campers from 8 to 11 years old ·
4-night camping

[ #FOCOLLANADA ]

Friendship | Nature | Campfire

Our purpose is to create experiences that stay #ForEver with our campers. For that, we create opportunities that allow them to grow in a safe and super fun environment, where positive human interactions and the design of our program enhance the best characteristics of their personality, distinguishing themselves as Llanada Campers. Each of our experiences has been intentionally designed to accompany their development in each stage, to this we have called the Camper’s Journey™.

In each stage of the Camper’s Journey™, our campers will be able to live a custom-designed experience according to their special characteristics, ages and different personalities, reaching their most important #milestones.

Camp La Llanada is a feeling, a way of being and that is why we would like to invite you to be part of our #LlanadaFamily in any of our Llanada Experiences.

Designed for campers ages 8 through 11, Night Camp™ is definitely one of the best ways to experience nature at its best, even while in the city. This program has been designed with great intentionality as the transition between our #DayCampsLlanada and our Sleepaway Camps, focusing on overcoming the challenge of that first separation, on friendship and on coexistence. All through nights of bonfires, s’mores, stars, fresh air and contact with nature, sleeping in tents and living an adventure that every camper dreams of.

Night Camp™ is an ideal experience for those moms and dads who want their campers to explore a little independence but close to home and for a short time. If you have not yet decided to take the big step to try our Sleepaway Camps, this is the best option for you.

Dates and prices

2025

Cancellation Policies

Where is the Night Camp™ located at?
Our Night Camp™ program will take place in the facilities of our Day Camp in Southwest Ranches, FL, but in a separate and private campsite, where campers will be able to sleep for 4 nights [Monday through Friday] and camp under the stars together with our #StaffLlanada. It is an incredible location [still very close to moms and dads], creating bonds of friendship and putting into practice their ability to coexist.
Night Camp™ Acampadas begin on Monday morning and end on Friday afternoon [closer to summer we will give you details of the schedule]. Transportation is not provided, parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up campers at our Southwest Ranches location.
How is the sleeping-in-tents experience?
Sleeping in tents or camping is one of the things that makes the Night Camp™ experience at Camp La Llanada SO special. Sleeping in tents is an incredible adventure for our campers that now-a-days is very rare to live. Night Camp™ tents are super comfortable, air-conditioned safari-style tents. The Night Camp™ campsite is private, has bathrooms and will be the perfect environment for a spectacular experience.
Campers will be divided between girls and boys grouped by age and will sleep in safari-style tents with two experienced #StaffLlanada counselors. The tents are equipped with camping beds and with your registration we include a laundry bag so that campers are able to keep them as neat as possible.
How do I stay in the same tent as a friend?
At camp you will meet many people and the most beautiful thing is to make new friends and get out of your comfort zone… that prepares us for a broader mentality and more adaptable life. If your friend is the same age or less than a year apart, it is possible that you stay in the same tent, for this you must put their data in the Camper Form that is filled out a few months before to start the session [don’t worry, we will notify you when it’s time for you to fill it out]. However, we do not guarantee that we will be able to fulfill all requests and trust us, everything will be fine.
What activities do campers do at Night Camp™?
During the day, Night Camp™ campers will do different camping activities such as bow and arrow, sports, arts and crafts, experiments, camp games and much more. Also, in the afternoon we have an hour to swim in the lake that is very special and adored by our campers [the lake activity is always supervised by a lifeguard and our Llanada Directors].
But what makes the Night Camp™ really unique are the activities we do at night, on our campsite, under the stars, with very special bonfires where sometimes we sing, sometimes we roast hot dogs and s’mores and other times we are simply present, enjoying watching the fire and living unforgettable moments with our new friends.
Is the camp in Spanish?
Our program is 100% in Spanish, although all of our counselors speak English if needed. All the activities, games and songs are carried out in Spanish, which motivates the campers to practice it in a fun way and without pressure. In addition, our program has the nature of highlighting the Latin traditions and culture through the charisma of our #StaffLlanada, the seasonal themes and our food that is super delicious, among many other things.
What is a typical Night Camp™ day like?
We get up around 8:30am, have breakfast, do calisthenics, and clean up our tents. Then we go to the morning activities, have lunch and rest for a while. In the afternoon we have the afternoon #LlanadaGame, a small excursion and then we enjoy the lake. After a quick snack we shower and then spend some time around the campfire until dinner time. Every night we have a special activity with our tent mates and we end it with a general bonfire. We go to our tents for bedtime around 9:00pm.
What do I have to bring to a Night Camp™ session?
How is the campers’ supervision at Night Camp™?
Is there communication with the outside world during the Night Camp™ Acampada?
What happens if we get homesick [and/or childsick]?
Preparation before summer is key for campers to have the best possible experience. Being able to participate in a Night Camp™ session, especially for those campers that are sleeping out of their home for the first time, is an accomplishment that fills us with pride as campers and makes us feel strong. Dads and moms, reinforce the positive part of the experience and motivate them to achieve that feeling of satisfaction.
Feeling homesick [and/or childsick] during camp is normal and our team is strongly trained and prepared to help our campers and their parents to handle it in a collaborative way and with a lot of communication.