Campsites in Pals, Spain
4 bookable campsites in Pals
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No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Sand touring pitch - optional electric 5 x No availability on our site Sand tent pitch - optional electric 5 x No availability on our site Sand motorhome pitch - optional electric 5 x No availability on our site -
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- Idyllic location
- A superb adventure playground
- Free family entertainment during high season and busy weekends
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Electric grass touring pitch 6 x No availability on our site Electric grass tent pitch 6 x No availability on our site -
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- Family-friendly campsite for quiet and relaxing stays
- On the Costa Brava surrounded by natural landscapes
- Waterpark, bar, fitness and games rooms, play area and restaurant
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Two-bedroom holiday home 4 x No availability on our site Electric grass pitch 6 x No availability on our site -
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- Clean and quiet site on the Costa Brava
- Direct access to a spectacular sandy beach
- Excellent facilities including a swimming pool, restaurant and shop
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Electric grass touring pitch (large) 6 x No availability on our site Electric pitch (pinewood) 6 x No availability on our site Fully-serviced grass touring pitch 6 x No availability on our site
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We wouldn’t dream of/dare to declaim the best beach on the Costa Brava, but we do very much hope your sandy Spanish sojourn at some point includes Playa de Pals, the sparkling white beach overlooked by the medieval town of Pals in Gerona. Unlike many sandy spots on the Catalonia coastline, the beach at Pals is long enough (over two miles, beach fact fans) to find your own little haven of seclusion, from whence you can watch the watersporters, plan to plunge into scuba diving, get sand in your book and sup a tinto de verano from one of the several beach bars.
We’re assuming you’ve booked your Pals campsite for at least a week, so after a few days on the beach, trundle the few miles inland to Pals to clack down and get lost among its narrow cobbled streets and the castle remains of the Gothic Quarter. Then climb up to the Josep Pla viewpoint: the Medes Islands and surrounding vistas from here are the views you put on Facebook to annoy people stuck back home. Olé!