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The 15 best campsites in Costa Brava

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23 August 2022
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Coves of deep blue sea, golden sand beaches, natural parks, medieval towns, Salvador Dali's works... This is Girona's Costa Brava's enticing combination.

From Blanes to Portbou, this is Catalonia, with fascinating cities like Girona and old fishing villages with whitewashed houses like Cadaqués. There are many well-equipped campsites with swimming pools, children’s entertainment, many tourist sites, events, good restaurants nearby, and other interesting things to be discovered. So, do not delay any longer and take a look at these top 15 best campsites on the stunning Costa Brava!

1. Camping Cala Llevado - Sea Green

Cala Llevado welcomes you in a natural location with direct access to the beach and coves. Cala Llevado campsite, located in the south of the Costa Brava, 3 kilometres from the medieval fishing village of Tossa de Mar, was explicitly designed to eliminate the need for you to use your vehicle during your stay. Holidaymakers who camp on the pitches or stay in the vacation apartments will find all the amenities they need to have a relaxing vacation.

The terraced campsite has beautiful apartments, camping pitches, glamping cottages and mobile homes for rent. Mountains and sea, medieval villages, culinary specialities, and breathtaking views are all within easy reach of Camping Delle Rose. 

The Cala Llevado campsite is located on an exceptional natural site, halfway between the French border and Barcelona. Cala Llevado campsite is close to 3 of Costa Brava’s wild creeks (Cala Llevado, Cala de’n Carlos, and Cala Figuera) and a large sandy beach, Platja de Llorell. Boating, canoeing, windsurfing, paddling, diving, and all sorts of water sports are available just a few hundred metres from the campsite in Costa Brava. Visit the CaixaForum Girona arts and culture centre, which hosts rotating exhibitions and activities for children. Even if your children are tired of going to museums, this is a terrific location to take them. More family-friendly museum choices may be found on our blog, the 10 most family-friendly museums in Europe.

2. Camping La Masia

Camping La Masia in Blanes is a pleasant, medium-sized family campsite with various facilities for both children and adults. The 4-star campsite is in an excellent location. The beautiful sandy beach of S'Abanell and the bustling centre of Blanes are only a few minutes away. Despite being close to the sea, the site has two large swimming pools with separate children's pools. Camping La Masia is very popular among/both young people and families with children due to its modern facilities, sunny weather, and lively environment.

Camping La Masia in Blanes offers five accommodation types so that you can choose from bungalows, mobile homes, safari tents, apartments or one of the pitches. 

It is located in Blanes on the Costa Brava with many activities and attractions nearby. For example, spend a day with family or friends at one of the spectacular water parks or amusement parks in the area. WaterWorld in Lloret de Mar is not to be missed during your holiday! With 20 different attractions, you can experience water fun all day long. Do you dare to free fall from the Speed Furious attraction?

The region is internationally known as an ideal environment for those who enjoy sailing, surfing and beach activities! For example, the beaches Platja de S'Abanell and Platja de Blanes offer the opportunity for various water and beach activities. A day of shopping or walking along the most beautiful sights of Catalonia is possible in the cities of Girona and Barcelona. Barcelona is known, but Girona is another Spain’s secret. The so-called "City of Four Rivers" reveals a historic core dominated by medieval structures and reminders of Romans, Arabs, and Jews.

Camping La Masia 

3. Camping Valldaro

Valldaro Camping is one of the largest campsite resorts on the Costa Brava, located in Platja d'Aro, one of the most exclusive towns on the Costa Brava and close to the best beaches and coves. It offers its guests over 1,000 pitches and over 200 rented accommodation units, all of which are of high quality and will make your family holiday an unforgettable experience. Come and enjoy the recreational activities, swimming pools, and sports fields. The facilities are equipped to meet all of your requirements.

Cala del pilar is a remote swimming spot where people jump from rocks into the water. Observation decks are available at Punta Pinell Sa Conca and Mirador de S'Agaró. Cala Pedrosa is a nice walk along the cliff edge that is not for the faint of heart. Cam de Ronda de S'Agaró a Sa Conca is one of the most picturesque promenades in the area. Go snorkelling at Cala de l'Ametller to admire the underwater world as well as the beautiful nature. Cala del Vigatà is a beautiful cove with difficult access that children may not be likely to access. The remains of the castle at Torre Valentina provide stunning views.

4. Camping Vall D'Or Costa Brava

Camping Vall D'Or Costa Brava is the sole campsite on Platja d'Aro and has a long history of entertaining families on their Costa Brava holiday. The beaches are located near Port Esportiu. Guests will also discover a bar, snack bar, a mini grocery market, entertainment programmes, and equipment rentals at this natural setting campsite. This campsite welcomes pets, making it ideal for camping with dogs in Costa Brava.

Outside the campsite, there are several pathways for active travellers to explore. The Cam de Ronda is a 4 km walking path along the sea; the GR92 hiking part of 17 kilometres between Sant Feliu de Guxols and Palamós. GR 92 is a sunny Mediterranean coastal hiking trail along the Costa Brava (Spanish for "wild coast") that offers not only a beautiful sun-and-sea landscape but also many cultural and historical highlights! On the ten-day long-distance hike, you will see a lot of nature but also listed medieval villages and walk in Salvador Dal's footsteps.

5. Pola Giverola Camping

Pola Giverola is situated between two beautiful coves with turquoise waters and fine sand in a natural Mediterranean setting of more than 35 hectares surrounded by forests of pine and holm oak trees, as well as brush such as rockrose, rosemary, and thyme, creating an idyllic landscape.

The campsite is located just minutes away from Tossa de Mar. The Old Town of Tossa de Mar is the only fortified town that remains on the Catalan coast. Thus, the vistas around Tossa de Mar are worth seeing even before you step into the town. It is on a beautiful stretch of coastline and has clean, turquoise waters. Moreover, do not forget to explore the nature reserve of Massis de les Cadiretes, which is just 13 km away from the campsite. If you are planning to discover much of Catalonia, Malgrat de Mar is a great starting point, as it is at the centre of many recreational and cultural activities. Since prehistory, when a society of chieftain-led Iberian tribes emerged, people have lived in what is now Catalonia. The Greek colonists arrived in the sixth century B.C., and the Romans took over around 220 B.C. The Latin language flourished under Roman rule, and the Romans founded Barcino, which became the region's largest city and current capital, Barcelona. During this period, Tarraco (now Tarragona) became one of the richest cities in the Roman Empire. 

Pola Giverola Camping 

6. Camping Cypsela Resort - Sandaya

Campsite Sandaya Cypsela Resort is five-star camping in Pals on the Costa Brava. The famous seaside resorts of Palamós, Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, Rosas and Cadaqués are nearby. The swimming pool and the water slides are sure to appeal to both large and small. At the pool, you can also use the sun beds and umbrellas and enjoy a wonderful relaxing day. For more action, there is a multi-sports field where you can play a game of football, volleyball, or basketball. You can also play table tennis and bocce. For a fee, you can use the tennis court, bowling and mini golf. The Camping Sandaya Cypsela Resort is approximately 2 km from the beach and you can engage in numerous sports activities such as a quad ride or parachuting. It is also a perfect base for trips to beautiful Barcelona, and the fishing village of Palamos. This town with excellent beaches and leisure opportunities is set right on the Costa Brava, on the coast of the province of Girona. The broken coastal relief provides both wide beaches and coves with clear water among the rocks.

7. Camping Santa Elena

Santa Elena is located in the area of Cala Banys and Playa de Fenals, in Lloret de Mar, in the heart of the Costa Brava. Very close to the water parks of Marineland and Waterworld and the picturesque fishing village of Tossa de Mar.

A little further away, but still in Lloret de Mar, are the beaches of Lloret and Canyelles, which have all of the high-quality services of the Costa Brava tourist centre, including a wide range of leisure activities, water activities, shopping, and gastronomy. There are also many coves, such as Cales Sa Caleta, d'en Trons, Tortuga, Es Frares and Gran, which are all beautiful and typical of the Costa Brava; places of calm and contact with nature.

8. Camping Lloret Blau

Camping Lloret Blau is located in the heart of Lloret de Mar. The campsite is located in the town of Lloret de Mar, which has a variety of activities, restaurants, and bars nearby. The beach is only ten minutes away. The campsite has accommodations for every budget and is a family-friendly campsite that welcomes bikes and pets. Camping Lloret Blau is concerned about their guests, so they use natural chlorine in the pool, which does not irritate the eyes, skin, or hair, making it suitable for children. The campsite has a bike rental service, so you can explore the area while staying in shape.

Lloret de Mar is the second largest town in the Selva county of Catalonia. There are sights and activities in the area, but if you venture out, you will find numerous attractions, hikes, and historical sites. There are several amusements, water, and theme parks in the area that is great fun for families with children. Water World Parc is a water park, Sould Park is an amusement park just outside the campsite, Gnomo Park is a theme park with a children's water park, and Activ Natura Parc d'Aventura is a theme park.

Camping Lloret Blau 

9. Camping Bella Terra

The Costa Brava begins in Blanes and ends at the border at Port Bou. Here you can find natural parks such as the Cap de Creus, the Medes Islands, and the els Aiguamolls de L'Empordà; and bays such as Begur and Llafranc (with the famous San Sebastian lighthouse); as well as the botanical garden of Blanes. Overall, a pleasant place to spend a few days or a family vacation.

Camping Bella Terra is a peaceful family campsite located in Blanes, in the region of La Selva, next to Baix Emporda, on one of the best beaches on the Costa Brava. Because of the excellent combination of public transportation and camping, Bella Terra is an excellent choice for families who do not have their own transportation. Every year, S'Abanell beach receives the Blue Flag award from the European Economic Community for its high-quality beaches and sea floor. Camping Bella Terra has direct access to the beach of S'Abanell, where water sports can be practised, and provides visitors with a variety of services such as entertainment, food, walking, and culture.

10. Camping Playa Brava

Camping Playa Brava is 6 kilometres from Pals. Perched on a hilltop, it was built around a fortress and has kept its medieval look so well that a visit to Pals is like travelling back in time. The historical centre has been looked after very well, and local traditions and gastronomy have been cherished up to today, which makes a trip to this village really special. Several gastronomic and cultural events are organised throughout the year, and the surroundings are simply breathtaking, with an unspoilt beach, dunes, wetlands and rice fields, all part of a natural park. A river called the Basses d'en Coll runs just a few metres from the site. 

The area is perfect for romantic boat trips and snorkelling. The Basses d'en Coll Nature Reserve is only 20 km away: a coastal nature reserve incorporating wetlands and dunes, with birdwatching areas and unpaved pathways. The charming Marimurtra botanical gardens, featuring exotic plants from around the globe and picturesque sea views, are a 78-kilometre ride from the camping village. Muntanyes de Begur Natural Preserve has many scenic hiking trails and campsites with clifftop lookouts. 

Camping Playa Brava 

11. Camping Nautic Almata

Camping Nautic Almata is a family campsite on the coast of Castelló d'Empúries, in the natural park Aiguamolls de l'Empordà. It is surrounded by a pine forest that extends into the sea, with sand dunes, beaches, dune lakes and crystal clear seawater. Here you can spend a nice relaxing holiday in the countryside with your family or friends.

Camping Nautic Almata believes it is important to bring the beach and the sun to you with fun family activities. They offer a wide choice of activities on and around the river and sea with rental of boats, SUPs, kites, kayaks, and jet skis. The campsite has 110 jetties for boats up to 7 meters long, so you can have your boat moored close to your camping pitch or bungalow during your entire stay.

In Sant Martí d'Empúries you will discover one of the most important archaeological sites in the region; the Ruins of Empúries. The Greeks settled here at the beginning of the 6th century BC. and later in the 2nd century AD., the Romans started from this country estate with the Romanisation of the Iberian peninsula. The enclave of Cambrils has traditionally had a strategic position overlooking a wide basin on which a beautiful harbour stretched.

12. Camping Cala Gogo

Camping Cala Gogo is a beautiful, luxurious 4-star campsite of excellent quality. It features a private beach in a small bay. There are 2 heated outdoor swimming pools (depending on the weather conditions). For the sporty guests, there is a tennis court, beach volleyball and bicycles can be rented.

The town of Calonge enjoys a privileged location on the Costa Brava. Located between the sea and the mountains and with a mild climate, it is an incomparable setting. It consists of two urban centres: Calonge, inland, and San Antonio, facing the sea. The historic centre of Calonge is the most obvious example of its ancient history.

Camping Cala Gogo 

13. Camping Castell D'aro

The Castell d'Aro campsite is located in the heart of the Costa Brava, a privileged Mediterranean coast area. It is distinguished by its familiar and welcoming atmosphere as well as its diverse cultural, gastronomic, and commercial offerings. Located in the heart of nature, just minutes from the tourist hotspots of Platja d'Aro, S'Agaró, and Sant Feliu de Guixols.

The Passeig de Ronda is an attractive promenade through which you can move around the Costa Brava and its beaches. In recent years, reforms have been carried out to finish becoming one of the best-known and most popular routes in the area. The Via Ferrata is a vertical and horizontal route equipped with various materials such as keys, staples, dams, handrails, chains, suspension bridges, and zip lines that allow safe access to areas that are difficult to access for hikers and climbing regulars, or not. In the event of a fall, a steel cable is installed along the entire track, making the area extremely secure. It is essential for thrill seekers.

14. Camping Interpals

Family campsite located 450 m from Playa de Pals beach, a beautiful, long, golden sandy beach, facing the Medes Islands, near the medieval town of Pals, all in the heart of the Costa Brava. They have camping pitches, bungalows and rented tents, a swimming pool and hydromassage pool, a bar-restaurant, three wash blocks, a supermarket and a children’s and sports area. In the local area, you’ll find the Montgrí and Medes Islands Natural Park, ideal for enjoying pleasant bike rides or walking among the rice paddies of Pals as well as the beautiful blue sea.

Pals is a town defined by its rich cultural heritage, which has managed to preserve its historic legacy while also transforming its deep-rooted traditions and legends into festivals enjoyed by both residents and visitors: its Gothic quarter, the living nativity, the traditions of sowing and collecting rice, the Gourmet Campaign of Pals rice, the fair of wine, and the singing of havaneres, and the variety of guided tours in the area.

Camping Interpals 

15. Camping Palamós

Campsite and bungalow resort in the centre of the Costa Brava, just 10 minutes walk from the centre of Palamós. very familiar atmosphere. swimming pools, tennis, paddle, play-ground, mini-football, snack-bar, terrace, 4 sanitary blocks, places with a view of the sea, bungalows and mobile homes, also bungalow-rooms just for a night. In the low and medium seasons, there are some very appealing offers. The sea has always been – and will always be – central to Palamós as a town. Fishing, boats, beaches, the wind, and the food... everything at Palamós bears the stamp, the aroma, and the colour of the sea. The Costa Brava is a sum of sensations that will surprise you, from Blanes to Portbou. Nature plays a leading role in this territory, which is home to several natural parks.

This coastline will also captivate you with the beauty of its beaches (of great tourist quality) and coves, some of them authentic paradises hidden between cliffs. without forgetting the Mediterranean character of towns such as Cadaqués or Calella de Palafrugell.

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