If you’re spending summer in Málaga and already asking yourself, “Okay… what are we doing with the kids all summer?” well….same!

Málaga is beautiful in the summer, but school holidays are LONG, the days are extremely HOT, and kids somehow still have unlimited energy. That’s why summer day camps can be such a lifesaver, especially for families who need a little structure, creativity, language practice, sports, or just a few hours where the kids are happy and mami can breathe.

Whether you live in Málaga, you’re visiting for the summer, or you’re an international family looking for activities where your children can make friends and practice Spanish or English, here are some 2026 summer day camps in Málaga for kids under 10.

Please check directly with each camp before booking because dates, prices, availability, and age ranges can change quickly.

Quick List: Summer 2026 Day Camps in Málaga (in no particular order)

1. British School of Málaga Summer School
2. True Voice Creative Summer Crafts Camp
3. Triarte Campamento Artístico de Verano 2026
4. El Taller de Frida Kids Verano Creativo 2026
5. EVAD Kids Campamento de Verano de Videojuegos 2026
6. Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga Museo de Verano 2026
7. Evolution Camp Málaga
8. Limón Loco Málaga
9. Openciencias / Salesianos Málaga
10. Málaga Corresponsable Free Summer Camps

1. British School of Málaga Summer School

Best for: English immersion in an international school environment
Ages: 5 to 12
Language: English
Dates: July 6 to July 31, 2026
Activities: English classes, sports, games, swimming, excursions, creativity, confidence-building, and teamwork
Register / More info: British School of Málaga Summer School

Why We List it: The British School of Málaga Summer School is a strong option for families looking for a structured English-speaking environment. It’s open to children from other schools too, not only current BSM students, which makes it useful for international families or local families who want their kids to keep practicing English during the summer.

The camp combines English learning with sports, games, swimming, and excursions, so it feels like a good balance between learning and summer fun. (The British School of Málaga)

2. True Voice Creative Summer Crafts Camp

Best for: Kids who want a creative English immersion activity
Ages: Confirm directly with True Voice
Language: English
Dates: July 13 to July 17, 2026
Schedule: 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Price: €129
Includes: All materials
Activities: Creative crafts, games, movement, friendship-building, and English practice
Register / More info: True Voice

Why We List it: True Voice is a nice option for families looking for a creative camp experience completely in English. Since it’s an afternoon camp and only one week, I’d think of it more as a fun summer add-on than full childcare.

It could be especially good for kids who already have a morning plan but still need something creative, social, and in English during the afternoon.

3. Triarte Campamento Artístico de Verano 2026

Best for: Kids who love music, dance, theater, and creative activities
Ages: 4 to 12
Language: Spanish, with English activities included
Dates: July 1 to July 31, 2026
Schedule: 8:00 to 15:00
Location: Corregidor Antonio de Bobadilla, 16, Málaga
Activities: Music, dance, theater, crafts, English, school reinforcement, projections, and cultural excursions
Register / More info: Triarte Campamento Artístico de Verano

Why We List it:Triarte is a great summer option for kids who love the arts or want to explore different creative activities in one place. Their 2026 camp includes music, dance, theater, manualidades, English, school reinforcement, projections, and cultural excursions. (triarte.net)

I also like that it works for a wide age range, which can be helpful for families with siblings. It feels like a nice mix of creativity, movement, learning, and cultural discovery.

4. El Taller de Frida Kids Verano Creativo 2026

Best for: Creative kids who love art, color, and hands-on projects
Ages: 6 to 12
Language: Spanish
Dates: July 6 to August 28, 2026
Locations: Madrid, Málaga, and Benalmádena
Activities: Creating, expressing themselves, socializing, discovering, and creative art projects
Register / More info: El Taller de Frida Kids Verano 2026

Why We List it: El Taller de Frida Kids is a beautiful option for kids who need more than just “being entertained” during the summer. Their creative summer camp focuses on giving children a safe space to create, express themselves, socialize, and discover new things.

This camp feels especially good for children who enjoy painting, crafts, colors, and creative projects they can feel proud of. It’s also a nice alternative for kids who may not be into sports camps but still need a fun, social, structured summer plan.

5. EVAD Kids Campamento de Verano de Videojuegos 2026

Best for: Kids who love videogames, Minecraft, digital art, and technology
Ages: Best for the older end of this list; confirm age directly with EVAD
Language: Spanish
Activities: Videogame creation, programming, digital art, 3D modeling, character design, teamwork, and creative technology
Register / More info: EVAD Kids Summer Camp

Why We List it: EVAD Kids is a super fun option for kids who are always asking about videogames but are ready to go beyond just playing them. Their camp teaches children how videogames are created, with activities connected to programming, design, 3D modeling, digital art, and teamwork. (evadformacion.com)

This one is especially good for curious kids who love technology, Minecraft, drawing, manga, characters, or storytelling through games. Since it’s more tech-focused, I’d recommend checking the exact age groups before booking if your child is under 10.

6. Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga Museo de Verano 2026

Best for: Artsy museum kids
Ages: 5 to 12
Theme: “¡A toda vela!”
Dates: June 29 to July 10, 2026
Schedule: 10:00 to 14:00
Price: €80 per participant
Location: Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga
Register / More info: Museo de Verano 2026

Why We List it: This is such a lovely option if you want something cultural, creative, and very Málaga. The 2026 summer museum program is inspired by sailing, sea journeys, and the museum’s collection.

It’s not a full-summer camp, but it’s a beautiful short-format option for kids who enjoy art, stories, museums, and creative workshops. The museum lists two groups: ages 5 to 8 from June 29 to July 3, and ages 7 to 12 from July 6 to July 10. (carmenthyssenmalaga.org)

7. Evolution Camp Málaga

Best for: Active kids who need to burn energy
Ages: Check by location and group
Language: Spanish
Schedule: Main camp is typically morning-based, with extra services depending on location
Activities: Water games, sports, workshops, climbing, archery, gymkhanas, music, dance, themed activities, and more
Register / More info: Evolution Camp Málaga

Why We List it: Evolution Camp is one of those camps that feels designed for kids who need movement, variety, and big fun. Their 2026 information includes online registration, different centers, activities, and practical parent information. (Evolution Camp)

I especially like this option for families looking for an active camp with lots of variety. They also list sibling discounts in some locations, so it’s worth checking if you have more than one child. (Evolution Camp)

8. Limón Loco Málaga Campamento de Verano 2026

Best for: Active kids who love games, water play, and themed activities
Ages: Confirm directly with Limón Loco
Language: Spanish
Dates: From June 29 through September 2026
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 14:00
Price: €65 per week
Includes: Breakfast at 10:00
Extra: Lunch option for +€5
Location: Héroe de Sostoa 92, Huelin, Málaga
Activities: Water games, giant bubbles, face painting, balloon twisting, creative workshops, animations, and games
Sibling discounts: 10% off for the second sibling, 20% off for the third sibling
Register / More info: Limón Loco Málaga

Why We List it: Limón Loco is a fun and practical summer camp option in Málaga, especially for families looking for something active, affordable, and close to the beach. I love that it includes breakfast, has an optional lunch add-on, and runs in the morning, which makes it a simple summer plan for families in or near Huelin.

And honestly, the “after camp, playita” part is very Málaga. Their flyer mentions the beach is less than five minutes walking from the park, so it could easily turn into a full summer morning.

9. Openciencias / Salesianos Málaga

Best for: Younger children in Infantil
Ages: Children who have completed 1º, 2º, or 3º de Educación Infantil
Language: Spanish
Dates: July 1 to July 31, 2026
Schedule: Main camp 9:00 to 14:00, with extra services depending on booking
Location: Colegio Salesianos Málaga
Activities: Creative workshops, play, teamwork, curiosity-building activities, and screen-free fun
Register / More info: Openciencias Salesianos Málaga

Why We List it: This is one of the most useful options for families with younger children. The Salesianos Málaga camp is specifically for children who have completed 1º, 2º, or 3º de Educación Infantil, which makes it feel more age-appropriate for little ones. (openciencias.com)

I like that it’s focused on curiosity, creativity, teamwork, and having fun away from screens. For families with younger kids, that gentle structure can make a big difference during summer.

10. Málaga Corresponsable Free Summer Camps

Best for: Families looking for free municipal camp options
Ages: Minors up to 16, or up to 21 in cases of disability
Organized by: Ayuntamiento de Málaga
Cost: Free, subject to requirements and availability
Dates: June 29 to August 28, 2026
Schedule: Monday to Friday, from 7:30 to 17:00 depending on family needs
Register / More info: Málaga Ciudad Corresponsable

Why We List it: Málaga Corresponsable offers free sociocultural summer camps to help families with work-life balance. The 2026 program is for families registered in Málaga with minors up to age 16, or up to 21 in cases of disability, and registration opened on May 20, 2026 until places are filled. (malagaciudadcorresponsable.eu)

This is a great option to know about, especially for local families who need summer support but are trying to keep costs down. The program is free, but places are limited and requirements apply, so I’d check the site as early as possible.

How to Choose the Right Summer Camp in Málaga

Before booking, here are a few things I always recommend checking:

Language: Is your child more comfortable in English, Spanish, or bilingual settings?

Heat and outdoor time: Málaga summers are hot, so ask how much time the children spend outside and whether there is shade, water play, indoor space, or air conditioning.

Schedule: Some camps end at 14:00, while others offer comedor, aula matinal, or extended care.

Age groups: Ask how children are grouped. A camp that accepts ages 4 to 12 may still separate kids by age, which can make a big difference.

Allergies and medical needs: Always ask how they handle food allergies, medication, sunscreen, pool time, and emergency contact procedures.

Location and parking: In Málaga, this matters. A lot. Make sure drop-off and pick-up are realistic for your morning routine.

Sibling discounts: If you have more than one child, always ask. Many camps offer family discounts.

Cancellation policy: Summer plans change. Ask what happens if your child gets sick or if your family plans shift.

What to Pack for Summer Camp in Málaga

Most camps will give you their own list, but these are the basics I’d have ready:

• Water bottle
• Sunscreen already applied before drop-off
• Hat or cap
• Comfortable clothes
• Change of clothes
• Swimsuit, towel, and water shoes if there are water activities
• Snack or desayuno if not included
• Clearly labeled backpack
• Any allergy or medical information printed and shared with the staff

Summer in Málaga can be magical, but it can also be a lot when you’re trying to keep kids entertained for weeks and weeks. The good news is that there are several day camp options for kids under 10, whether your child loves English, art, videogames, museums, active play, or creative workshops.

If you know of another Málaga summer camp that should be included in this 2026 list, send me a message on Instagram at @lamamilife. I love adding new mami-approved finds that help other families enjoy life in Málaga with kids.

From Los Angeles to Málaga, always chasing joy in the chaos of motherhood.

xoxo,
La Mami Julie