Best Campsites in Spain

When we look back and think of one of our best summers, that campsite we used to go to as children always comes to mind. Years later, we are now the ones traveling with the whole family or as a couple. If you are one of those who can't imagine living without escaping with your camper van, pay attention because today we are going to show you the best campsites in Spain. Ready to take notes? Let's go!

Visit the best campsites in Spain

Camping Pineta, Huesca

This wonderful campsite is located right at the entrance of the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. It is a perfect accommodation for adventurers who want to spend their holidays immersed in lush forests and long trails in the heart of nature. The Pineta Valley is one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Aragonese Pyrenees. As it is a somewhat volatile area, the accommodation has a weather report section on its website to check the current weather. In 2019, it was selected as the best mountain campsite in 2019 by the FEC.

L’Àmfora, Sant Pere Pescador

This campsite, located in Sant Pere Pescador, a town in Girona, has a motto: "There is no greater luxury than sustainability." That is its essence. At this campsite, you will feel at home as it is pet-friendly, welcoming camper vans and families. It meets all the requirements for parents and children to enjoy.

Camping L’Àmfora has direct access to the sea, specifically to Sant Pere Pescador beach, and has four swimming pools, one of them for children. In fact, they have a program full of activities just for the little ones.

As we mentioned, pets such as dogs, cats, etc., are welcome, but with conditions: in the 'Sunny Dog' pitches, they must always be on a leash, and it is mandatory to have an updated vaccination card.

Camping Playa Las Dunas, Cádiz

If you're one of those who takes every opportunity for a getaway, Camping Playa Las Dunas in Cádiz is for you, because it's open all year round and its website offers several booking deals. It's located about 100 meters from La Puntilla beach and a 15-minute walk from Puerto de Santa María, which makes it a special accommodation due to its location. It's surrounded by pine and eucalyptus trees and the San Antón Dunes. It's important to know that they offer camper rentals.

Tree Houses, Vizcaya

Have you ever dreamed of having your own treehouse? Well, maybe it's time to make it a reality. But don't imagine a series of gracefully placed planks; the Tree Houses located in the forest of Zeanuri are charming and exclusive. In fact, there are ten types of accommodations, but all are unique and attractive, with a rustic style, and to access them, you have to climb the tree trunks. Some have electricity and television. If you feel like stepping onto solid ground, you can stay in their bohemian wagons, also parked among the trees in the forest.

Basoa Suites, Navarra

If you liked the style of the Tree Houses in Vizcaya, we offer you a similar style. At Basoa Suites, you will also sleep at branch height, but in the treetops of the Ulzama Valley, in Navarra; it is an ancient forest of 80 hectares that houses the humid oak groves of the region. You can go quad biking, paragliding, horseback riding, or try forest bathing. If the city is not for you or you need to disconnect, this environment with beautiful views and the company of squirrels and birds will be a magnificent solution.

Camping Bungalow Resort & Spa La Ballena Alegre, Girona

This complex, located on the Costa Brava, will make your summer nights most enjoyable. The campsite offers its visitors and guests performances with music, juggling, and musical acts, as well as football, ping-pong, billiards, tennis, and other tournaments. It has a park for the little ones and art workshops for anyone who wants to join. Guests also have access to its spa, which includes a circuit with different therapies, massages, and rituals.

Camping Bayona, Pontevedra

Located in the center of the Rías Baixas, Camping Bayona offers activities for children and adults. It provides information on a series of excursions, such as boat trips to the Cíes Islands, and to Santiago de Compostela. An important note is that for pitch reservations, total silence is required from 00:00 at night until 8:00 in the morning, and there is a pet fee of about 3.50 euros.

It's impossible to pick just one, so our recommendation is to visit each of them little by little. If you choose to bring your camper van, don't forget sleeping bags for the little ones, and of course a good Inuitz cool box. What do you think of the campsites we've suggested?