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Campsites in Europe

Find campsites in Europe for a weekend in your campervan or a longer outdoor holiday. Compare pitches, services and surroundings, then choose a site that fits your vehicle and the way you like to travel.

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Camping Bella Italia

Families, babies, young couples, elderly people – all who need to relax can come and enjoy the beach or swimming pool. If you would like to taste something delicious, there are four different restaurants to choose from. Do you prefer to be active? Try body fitness, beach volleyball, basketball, soccer, archery, tennis, table tennis and much more. Kids will have lots of fun here, too. Cyclists will be happy with several paths they can get on and explore. Simply something for everyone.

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Camping Río Ara Ordesa

The campsite Río Ara Ordesa is a small family-run campsite. The camping is located in the central Pyrenees, in Torla-Ordesa, a small village in the north of the autonomous community of Aragón and at the gates of the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. The last wild river (called Ara) of the Pyrenees lends its name to the campsite. At some riverbanks you will find beautiful natural pools for swimming and adventure sports. The crystal clear waters of the Ara river and the chirping of the numerous birds that live in this environment are the only sounds that break the silence.

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Wecamp San Sebastian

Located in the beautiful surroundings of San Sebastián, where green hills seamlessly meet the blue sea, you'll find a charming retreat called WeCamp San Sebastian. Locally referred to as Donostia, this peaceful spot invites travelers to experience its delightful mix of food, culture, and sports. It is about half an hour's drive by local bus to the city center. The bus stop is literally at the doorstep of the campground and there is a frequent service to the city. The location is perfect for exploring this magnificent city and enjoying the local food scene, home of tapas!

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Refugio Y Camping De Bujaruelo

Lugar singular donde los haya. Situado al abrigo de los montes Pirineos se encuentra este maravilloso valle. 🅿️ Dormimos en el camping San Nicolás de Bujaruelo, 21€ por la furgo y los 2 adultos. "Un precio muy bueno", teniendo en cuenta que solo dispone de baño (duchas) y lavadero. Ya que en el parking que hay justo al lado no permite pernoctar y por tanto es la única opción para hacer noche😒... Se accede por camino de tierra muy bueno, y bastante estrecho. En el refugio también se puede dormir. Tienen un pequeño bar donde sirven comidas. Dimos un agradable paseo circular por las riberas del río Ara en la misma zona aunque desde ahí salen varias rutas para visitar los picos y otros valles de la zona.

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Ohai Resort

The main attractions at this site are the huge landscape pool with plenty of sun loungers and a cozy relaxation pool, both are heated and covered by a transparent roof, perfect for colder days. Outdoors is a huge water park with several slides and water features, the kids will love this! A toddler pool with white sand is also a feature, circled by loungers for the parents.For grown-ups and Instagram addicts, there are gorgeous glassed container pools (the highest stacked container pool). It looks amazing at sunset!

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Choose your overnight stop

Check pitch dimensions, electrical connections and arrival times before booking. For several nights, compare showers, laundry, food shops and access to walks or public transport. Read the price conditions carefully: extra people, pets and electricity may be charged separately.

Camping and overnight rules

A spot type describes the setting, not a legal permission. Before an overnight stay, check local signs, landowner conditions and protected-area restrictions. Do not assume that rules for tents also apply to motorhomes.

When to go and what to check

Opening dates and services can change with the season. Check water availability in cold weather, shade in summer and ground conditions after rain. Read recent reviews and confirm essential facilities with the operator before travelling.

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Camping questions

Do I need to book these spots?

Booking depends on the operator. Check each place’s current opening dates, arrival times and booking conditions. These are selected places to explore, not a live list of available pitches. Contact the operator before travelling if you need a confirmed place.

Are water, toilets and electricity included?

Facilities vary by place and may cost extra or close seasonally. Check the place details and the operator’s information for water, electricity, toilets and waste disposal. Carry enough supplies to reach an alternative if a service is unavailable.