5 Reasons to Go Camping in Spain

a golden coastline, glorious weather and numerousNo more wet tents and mud slicked campsites on
family friendly local attractions, Spain is thea camping holiday here – Spain’s
perfect destination for a family camping holiday.“Golden Coast” is justly famed for
Most people who go camping in Spain will headits outstanding weather, with over 320 days of
straight for the North East coast, and with goodsunshine and summer temperatures of over
reason – Costa Brava and Costa Dorada30°C. The warmest period is between July
are undoubtedly the best camping spots in theand August, although the weather is still sunny
country, with access to the outstanding beachesand pleasant (and the water good to swim in) for
and many of the best campsites in Spain.the entire period between April and October
If you are still undecided about where to go on– this is the perfect time to got camping in
holiday this summer, here are five great reasonsSpain.
why you should try a camping holiday in Spain...The Cities
The CampsitesThere are several cities that are well worth a visit
It is one of the most popular destinations inif you are camping in Spain. Barcelona is an
Europe for a camping holiday, and Spain’sobvious highlight – the legendary central
campsites are consequently of a very high quality.boulevard of “Las Ramblas”, the
Those who expect muddy fields and basic facilitiesmany art galleries, the colourful architecture of
from a campsite will be bowled over by whatAntonio Gaudi and the chic shopping districts are
Spain has to offer! Swimming pool complexes,all great attractions. Lesser known but equally
gyms and saunas, restaurants, children’senjoyable is the city of Gerona; with its ancient
clubs and sports centres are typical facilities ofcathedral, old fortifications and a mixture of Art
Spain’s luxury campsites. For those whoNouveau and Baroque architecture, it is a delightful
don’t want to stay in a tent, there areplace to explore on a day trip.
plenty of mobiles homes in Spain that areThe Attractions
available.There are plenty of local attractions to see whilst
The Beachescamping in Spain. PortAventura is one of the
Costa Dorada and Costa Brava are two of thebiggest theme parks in Spain, with a mixture of
most popular destinations in Europe for beachcolossal roller coasters (such as the Stampida and
holidays, and it is easy to see why. It has dozensDragon Khan) and smaller rides to suit both
of beautiful beaches, ranging from bustling beachadrenaline junkies and those of a more sensitive
resorts like Sitges to the quiet secluded coves ofdisposition! Another sight not to be missed is
Tarragona. Most of them are perfectly safe forSanta Maria de Montserrat, a Benedictine abbey
children, and many have water sports facilities andand notable pilgrimage site up in the Catalan
boat hire as well, so there is plenty to keep themountains which is visited by thousands every
whole family entertained.year.
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