Camping in Spain

Why we love holidays in Spain

So close, so easy to get to with plenty of flights and ferry options, the coasts of Spain offer a roll-call of stunning beaches, family-friendly resorts and real cultural powerhouses. Think you know Spain? If you’ve not been for a while, we’d definitely say it’s time for another look.

From the lush landscapes of the Costa Verde, via the beautiful beaches of the Costa Brava and Costa Dorada, to the orange groves of the Costa del Azahar and the white sands of the Costa Blanca, we have parcs in all the right places. Let us show you a Spanish camping holiday that hits the right spot for your family adventures.

Beaches Things to do Things to see

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Best places for camping holidays in Spain

From Costa to Costa, we have campsites in Spain that are perfectly placed to make your route to the sun that little bit easier. From parcs alongside the beach to those tucked peacefully away from the crowds, we’ve a place for you…

Costa Brava

This region in northeastern Spain features a rugged coastline, clear blue waters, and picturesque villages

Costa Dorada

Just south of Barcelona, this region enjoys great beaches and some seriously cool coastal towns

Costa Verde

The Green Coast in northern Spain, is known for its lush green landscapes, and stunning beaches

Costa Blanca

On the southeastern coast, it's one of Spain's most popular holiday destinations, with vibrant resorts

Costa del Azahar

Named after the orange blossom, it's known for its beautiful beaches and authentic atmosphere

Our favourite beaches in Spain

If we’re honest, Spain's spectacular coastline is the reason we fell in love with this incredible country in the first place. Of course, there is much more to love here. But let’s start at the beach!

The Costa Verde (Green Coast) lives up to its name with dramatic emerald headlands plunging into the wild Cantabrian Sea, where beaches like Noja and Playa de San Lorenzo in Gijón combine impressive surf and quieter spots.

Costa Brava delivers breathtaking beauty with pristine coves, try our favourite spot - jewel-like Sa Tuna near Begur.

Further south, the Costa Dorada (Golden Coast) earns its name with over 80km of sun-drenched, honey-coloured beaches and lively resorts.

The Costa del Azahar (Orange Blossom Coast) remains one of Spain's less discovered coastal treasures, where the scent of citrus groves reaches all the way to beaches like the spectacular Playa de las Fuentes near Alcossebre.

Completing our coastal journey, the famous Costa Blanca offers a great variety of beach experiences, from the perfectly maintained beaches of the larger resorts to the unspoiled beauty of calas (coves) around Jávea, where the crystalline waters have earned Blue Flag status for their exceptional quality. Try the secluded coves of Granadella, and you’ll see why the award is so deserved!

Best beaches in Spain

Our favourite things to do in Spain

Fun days out

Spain offers a wide array of exciting activities. Enjoy the thrilling rides at PortAventura World’s brilliant Theme Park in Costa Dorada, explore the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia (Costa del Azahar).

Discover the thrills and spills of Water World Lloret de Mar, in Costa Brava – one of the biggest and most popular water parks in Spain.

Getting active

The Costa Brava is perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving, while the Costa Blanca offers opportunities for sailing and windsurfing.

Hiking and cycling are popular in the Costa Verde's Picos de Europa mountains, and the hills behind the Costa Dorada are surprisingly rugged too. Love horse riding? The beaches of Costa del Azahar are your go-to happy place!

Cultural hotspots

Spain's rich cultural heritage is evident in its vibrant cities and historical sites. Visit the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona (Costa Dorada), explore the historic city of Valencia (Costa del Azahar), or discover the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao (Costa Verde).

Elsewhere, the town of Pals (Costa Brava) is a charming hilltop village full of historic appeal.

Our favourite things to see in Spain

Historic sites

Spain is home to a wealth of historical treasures. Explore the medieval town of Girona, with its well-preserved Jewish Quarter and stunning cathedral, in Costa Brava.

Visit the Roman ruins of Tarraco (Tarragona), a UNESCO World Heritage site with impressive amphitheatres and aqueducts in Costa Dorada, or the Cave of Altamira, famous for its prehistoric cave paintings, on the Costa Verde.

Cities worth seeing

Explore vibrant cities like Barcelona, with its stunning architecture and lively atmosphere; Valencia, with its blend of modern and historical attractions; and Bilbao, a cultural hub with world-class museums, with San Sebastian, just along the coast, a hotbed of fabulous food.

There’s plenty to see and do in Girona’s old town, too, and Tarragona’s Roman remains are wonderful.

Natural wonders

Spain's natural beauty is diverse and breathtaking. Coastal walks take you past dramatic cliffs of the Costa Brava, or take a boat trip to the bio-nature reserve of the Medes Islands just offshore.

The lush landscapes of the Costa Verde backed by the wild and wonderful Cantabrian Mountains. Talking of mountains, the mountainous spine that runs parallel to the Costa Dorada coast is criss-crossed with hiking trails. Start your journey at Montserrat.

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