Located in the Catalan Pyrenees to replicate the snowy landscape of Lapland, the camp offers family activities organized by Santa's elves. Visits to Santa Claus are scheduled for December 13 and from December 20 to 23, running from 5:15 PM to 8:30 PM.

The tour begins at the El Bosc de La Molina restaurant, where families meet the elf Ron to customize their Christmas hats while enjoying hot chocolate. The ascent to the camp is made via a mechanical ramp or, weather permitting, a motorized sleigh ride.

Upon arrival, children can finish preparing their letters in the library before heading to the cabin of the elf Ramiller. Here, they will prepare a magic potion designed to fuel Santa Claus's sleigh. Finally, families can enter Santa's refuge to deliver their letters in person.

After the New Year, the camp will welcome the Three Wise Men (Reyes Magos) on January 2, 3, and 4. Visitors will meet the royal ambassador and the Coal Elf, who will help them prepare a spell to ensure the Kings can open every door worldwide. Additionally, the traditional torchlight descent will take place on January 5, featuring Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar.

Admission to the camp is 36 euros per person (plus handling fees) for groups of three to ten people. Children under two enter free if accompanied by older children. Appropriate winter clothing and footwear are required due to the snowy conditions. Tickets can be booked online.