
September 2026
Bilbao, Spain
Deadline: June 15th, 2026
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- Dates: Tournament: September 2026, block schedule
- Venue: Polideportivo Zorroza, Bilbao, Spain
- Format: 4 on 4
- Divisions: 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U, 21U, Men’s, Masters, Men’s & Women’s Pro
- Number of Games: 5 Minimum
- Nets: Ice hockey nets
- Floor & Puck: Stilmat
- Skills: Faster Skater, Sniper, Goalie
- Deadline: 15th June, 2026.
- Dates: September 2026, block schedule
- Venue: Polideportivo Zorroza, Bilbao, Spain
- Format: 4 on 4
- Divisions: 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U, 21U, Men’s, Masters, Men’s & Women’s Pro
- Number of Games: 5 Minimum
- Game Time: 2 Periods, each of 12 minutes stop clock
- Nets: Ice hockey nets
- Floor: Stilmat
- Puck: Stilmat
- Skills: Faster Skater, Sniper, Goalie
- Deadline: 15th June, 2026.
Junior Divisions
📅 September 3–6, 2026
| Division | Age | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| 8U | 2017 & younger | €850 |
| 10U | 2015 & younger | €850 |
| 12U | 2013 & younger | €1,000 |
| 14U | 2011 & younger | €1,000 |
| 16U | 2009 & younger | €1,000 |
| 18U | 2007 & younger | €1,000 |
Senior Divisions
📅 TBD
| Division | Age | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| 21U | 2004 & younger | €1,000 |
| Men’s | 2010 & older | €1,000 |
| Masters | 1990 & older | €1,000 |
| Women’s Pro | 2012 & older | €1,100 |
| Men’s Pro | 2010 & older | €1,350 |
* Age eligibility is based on year of birth.
Including
- 5 Minimum guaranteed games
- Brand new STILMAT floor
- International competition
Secure your spot now
IIHS International Hockey Camp 2026
📅Logistics
- Dates: August 30 – September 3, 2026
- Check-in: August 30 @ 10:00
- End: September 3 @ 13:00
- Venue: Polideportivo Zorroza, Bilbao, Spain
Note: Players report directly to the venue on August 30.
👥Who Can Join?
- Ages: 8U – 18U
- Skill Level: All levels welcome
- Grouping: Players are grouped by age and skill level to ensure the perfect balance of challenge and development
⚡What We’ll Work On
- Power Skating – Finding that extra gear in speed and balance
- Puck Control – Learning how to protect the puck and keep your head up
- Shooting – Improving power, accuracy, and consistency
- Game Play – Fun, age-appropriate drills that develop hockey sense
🏨Registration Packages
Choose the experience that fits you:
The Full Resident Experience (€550)
This is the complete 24/7 player experience. Includes organized team housing, supervision, and all meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) plus healthy snacks throughout the day.
The Elite Day Experience (€300)
Perfect for local players or those staying with family. This includes the full training schedule plus lunch and snacks to keep your energy high between sessions.
🎁Tournament Special:
Players participating with a team in the IIHS Iron Series receive a €20 discount per player on the camp fee.
💳Payment & Deadlines
- Reservation Deposit: €200 (Deadline: June 22)
- Final Balance (Deadline: July 20):
- Full Resident: €350 remaining
- Elite Day: €100 remaining
✅What’s in the Pack?
- International coaching staff
- Official IIHS jersey & camp pack
- Pool time to cool off
- Off-rink games and training
Secure Their Spot
Questions? Contact us at info@iihshockey.com
The IIHS Iron Series 2026 rewards both team performance and individual excellence across all divisions.
Pro Divisions – Cash Prizes
Cash prizes increase depending on the final number of registered teams.
Men’s Pro
- Up to 5 teams: €3,000
- 6–7 teams: €5,000
- 8+ teams: €7,500
Women’s Pro
- Up to 4 teams: €1,800
- 5+ teams: €2,500
Team Awards (All Divisions)
- 1st Place: Trophy & medals
- 2nd Place: Medals
- 3rd Place: Medals
Individual Awards (All Divisions)
- Most Valuable Player (MVP)
- Best Scorer
- Best Goalie
Important Information
- Cash prizes are awarded to the champion team of each Pro division.
- Prize pools depend on the final number of participating teams.
Polideportivo Zorroza

Inline Hockey Rink in Bilbao, Spain
- Rink Size: 54m × 27m
- Surface: Brand new Stilmat flooring
Location
Calle Clara Campoamor 1
48013 Bilbao, Bizkaia, Spain
Phone: +34944995422
Accessibility
- 15 minutes from Bilbao Airport
- Easy access by public transport
- Nearby parking available

Polideportivo Zorroza is easily accessible from Bilbao Airport (BIO – Loiu) and the main train station in the city.
From Bilbao Airport (BIO – Loiu)
- Distance to venue: 16 km
- Travel time: approx. 14 minutes by car
Taxi / Ride Apps (Uber, Bolt)
- Direct to the venue
- Approx. €20–30
Public Transport
- Take the airport bus to San Mamés
- From San Mamés, take the Cercanías Renfe train (2 stops) to Zorroza Station
- Bus ticket: approx. €4.50
- Train ticket: approx. €1.65
From Main Train Station
Bilbao-Abando Indalecio Prieto Station
- Distance to venue: 11.8 km
- Travel time: approx. 20 minutes by car
Cercanías Renfe Train
- Direct to Zorroza Station
- Travel time: approx. 10 minutes
- Ticket: approx. €1.65
Taxi / Ride Apps
- Approx. €10–15
- 15–20 minutes depending on traffic
There are several accommodation options near Polideportivo Zorroza, ranging from budget-friendly pensions to hotels and hostels.
| Hotel | Distance | Address | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pensión Don Claudio | 70 m | C. Clara Campoamor, 10 | +34 944 90 22 22 | — |
| Pensión Zorroza 1 | 400 m | Soka Kalea, 11 | +34 605 71 97 35 | — |
| Bilbao Hostel | 3.4 km | Ctra. Basurto-Kastrexana, 70 | +34 944 27 00 54 | Website |
| Ibis Budget Bilbao City | 3.4 km | Calle Zankoeta, 9 | +34 946 46 99 00 | Website |
| Pensión Vista Alegre | 4 km | Calle Carmelo Gil, 12 | +34 944 44 45 46 | — |
| Botxo Gallery | 6 km | Av. de las Universidades, 5 | +34 944 13 48 49 | Website |
| Hotel Ripa | 8.4 km | Muelle Ripa, 3 | +34 944 23 96 77 | Website |
| Sercotel Gran Bilbao | 8.7 km | C. Indalecio Prieto, 1 | +34 944 00 37 00 | Website |
Tips for Your Stay
- Closest option: Pensión Don Claudio is just a one-minute walk from the rink.
- Group stays: Bilbao Hostel is a popular choice for teams, offering breakfast and larger common areas.
- Transport: Bilbao has an excellent train (Cercanías) and bus network, making it easy to reach the venue from most areas.
There are several dining options within walking distance of Polideportivo Zorroza, from traditional Basque taverns to casual restaurants.
| Restaurant | Distance | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Restaurante Arrigorri | 200 m | Fray Juan Kalea, 2 | +34 944 90 53 14 |
| Bar Restaurante Arsenio | 100 m | Fray Juan Kalea, 1 | +34 944 90 10 39 |
| Zorrotzako Batzokia | 240 m | Fray Juan Kalea, 7 | +34 944 90 01 02 |
| Rocket Tavern | 260 m | Fray Juan Kalea, 8 | +34 946 55 68 98 |
| Biritxi Taberna | 210 m | Ctra. Zorroza-Castrejana, 2 | +34 622 39 83 70 |
Dining Tips
- Menu del Día: Many local restaurants offer a fixed lunch menu (approx. 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM), which is the most cost-effective way to enjoy a full meal.
- Pintxos: For quick snacks between games, Arsenio and Biritxi are classic Basque taverns with great pintxos (small snacks).
- Casual dining: Rocket Tavern is a good option for burgers, sandwiches, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Here is a discovery guide to the best activities and tourist attractions in Bilbao, perfect for those visiting the city for the first time.
Iconic Landmarks & Museums
- Guggenheim Museum
Titanium architecture by Frank Gehry, “Puppy” (the flower dog), and “Maman” (the giant spider).
→ The world-famous icon that transformed Bilbao from an industrial city to a cultural hub. - Casco Viejo (Old Town)
The “Siete Calles” (Seven Streets), Santiago Cathedral, and Plaza Nueva.
→ The historic heart of the city; perfect for getting lost in narrow medieval streets. - Azkuna Zentroa
A former wine warehouse redesigned by Philippe Starck with 43 unique columns.
→ A stunning cultural center with a glass-bottomed rooftop swimming pool visible from below. - Museum of Fine Arts
Works by El Greco, Goya, and Bacon, plus a strong collection of Basque art.
→ One of Spain’s most important art museums, located in the beautiful Doña Casilda Park.
Gastronomy & Culture
- Pintxos Crawl in Plaza Nueva: Don’t just eat dinner; go bar hopping for pintxos (Basque tapas). Grab a glass of Txakoli (local white wine) and try the famous Gilda (anchovy, olive, and pepper).
- Mercado de la Ribera: One of Europe’s largest covered markets. It’s half traditional market and half gourmet food hall where you can enjoy fresh local products.
- San Mamés Stadium: Even if you aren’t a football fan, the “Cathedral of Football” is a landmark of modern architecture. The museum explains the unique philosophy of Athletic Club.
Views & Outdoors
- Artxanda Funicular: Take the historic cable railway up to Mount Artxanda for panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains.
- Zubizuri Bridge: A modern white pedestrian bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava, resembling a sail crossing the river.
- Estuary Walk: A scenic riverside walk from the Guggenheim to the Euskalduna Palace, passing public art and modern architecture.
Day Trips (Within 45 Minutes)
- San Juan de Gaztelugatxe: A dramatic clifftop hermitage featured as “Dragonstone” in Game of Thrones. (Advance booking required.)
- Puente Bizkaia (Getxo): A UNESCO World Heritage transport bridge where you can ride a gondola or walk across the high-level walkway.
- Portugalete: A charming historic coastal town easily reachable by Metro.
Travel Tip
Buy a Barik Card at any Metro station. It works for Metro, trams, buses, and the Artxanda Funicular, and offers cheaper fares than single tickets.
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