Camping in Aragon
21 campsites in Spain, Aragon
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Camping Gavín is set on a terraced, wooded hillside and you will find a friendly welcome. The site offers 150 touring pitches of 90 sq.m. and with 10A electricity available to all. In some areas the terracing means that some pitches are quite small. The main site buildings have been constructed using natural stone. There are also 13 bungalows and 11 superb, balconied apartments.
This site, alongside its associated ten-room hotel, is beautifully positioned on terraces across a road from the shores of the Lago de Barasona (a large reservoir), with views of hills and the distant Pyrenees. The very friendly, English-speaking owners are keen to please and have applied very high standards throughout the site. The attractive, grassy pitches are fairly level and generally around 100 sq.m. Pitches for larger units are also available. All have 6/10A electricity, many are well shaded and most have great views of the lake and/or mountains. Water-skiing and other watersports are available in July and August.
Camping Bungalowpark Isábena is a family-run site in the small village of La Puebla de Roda at the southern range of the central Pyrenees within the Spanish region of Aragon and has set itself up to welcome guests of all ages: the large modern pool (open in high season) has a shallow area, there's a playground, and the team organises games in the illuminated pool at night for younger guests.
Lago Resort is situated in an attractive area that receives many visitors for the Monasterio de Piedra, just 3 km away. distant. It also enjoys pleasant views of the surrounding mountains. This site is suitable for transit stops or visiting the Monasterio or the surrounding unusual Aragon countryside, as it is the only one in the area. It is not recommended for extended stays.
This friendly family run campsite is situated on the outskirts of Laspaúles, within walking distance of all amenities. The 85 level grass pitches (70 sq.m) have electricity (6/10A) and access to water points. Some 15 season pitches are mainly confined to the first two rows. The well maintained site offers pitches on well-kept grass under scattered trees with pleasant shade. The pitches are not separated by hedges or bushes. This is an advantage if you want space, but less so if you are looking for privacy. Some rental accommodation is available.
Situated at the edge of the reservoir of Mequinenza (a quiet region in the North Spanish interior), Lake Caspe Camping is a green oasis. An ideal campsite for those who like nature, peace, and sporty activities. Thanks to the campsite located on the lake there are lots to do for young and old alike. The nearest town is Caspe, less than a 10-minute drive by car. Still, amidst the surroundings of nature, this is an excellent spot for swimming, fishing, kayaking, waterskiing, windsurfing, sailing, pedal boating, walking and cycling.
This site is immersed in a magnificent forest of centenary pine trees, within the Montes Universales. A natural site built with respect for the environment so visitors can truly enjoy the peace and tranquillity the site has to offer. There is a good selection of pitches, some natural unconventional and others that are flat fully serviced suitable for motorhomes.
A large site situated in the Pyrenees near the Ordesa National Park, Peña Montañesa is easily accessible from Ainsa or from France via the Bielsa Tunnel (steep sections on the French side). The site is essentially divided into three sections opening progressively throughout the season and all have shade. The 330 pitches on fairly level grass are of about 75 sq.m. and 6/10A electricity is available on virtually all (no charge is made for upgrade). Grouped near the entrance are the facilities that make the site so attractive, including an outdoor pool and a heated (out of season), glass covered indoor pool with jacuzzi and sauna. Here too is an attractive bar/restaurant with an open fire and a terrace; a supermarket and takeaway are opposite.
Situated in the world famous Parc de la Sierra y los Canyons de Guara in Aragon, this specialised site for canyoning and climbing is predominantly a site for groups of young people. There are 71 basic pitches, shaded by mature trees, with just 12 electric points (6A) for which very long leads are needed. The basic restaurant, bar and shop are open all season with very restricted opening times especially in low season. A professional team of guides is available for hire, as is all the necessary equipment for you to experience the thrills of around 100 superb canyons in the area.
Albarracin, in southern Aragón, is set in the Reserva Nacional de los Montes Universales and is a much frequented, fascinating town with a Moorish castle. The old city walls towering above date from the days when it attempted to become a separate country within Spain. This neat and clean family site is set on three levels on a hillside behind the town, with a walk of 1 km. to the centre. It is very modern and has high quality facilities including a superb building for barbecuing (all materials provided). There are 130 pitches (106 for touring units), all with 10A electricity (2-pin sockets) and separated by trees. Some require cars to be parked separately.
Camping Alquézar features spacious pitches, with an average size of 50 m2 (538 sq ft). Most pitches have a good electricity supply. Campers and motorhomes are welcome and many pitches on the site are specifically adapted for these vehicles. On-site facilities for motorhomers include water tank refill points and chemical toilets emptying points.
Camping Los Vives is a tranquil, family-run campsite set against the towering backdrop of the spectacular Pyrenees mountains. In this wild, natural setting it is difficult to believe that civilisation is just around the corner. The site has 120 grassy pitches with 10A electricity (2-pin socket) and water points nearby. The amenities are in the centre of the site by the reception, offering easy access from all pitches. Although high in the Pyrenees, it can be very hot and the mature trees on the pitches offer some respite in summer.
This large site is in the municipality of Alcañiz, a few metres from Camping La Estanca and very close to the centre of the town. The town hall of Alcañiz presides over the main square of the city and is a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture, which together with the Gothic market forms a beautiful backdrop. Located in the province of Teruel in the Comarca of Bajo Aragón and on the edge of a pristine and peaceful natural landscape. The site offers pitches for caravans, motorhomes and tents (with or without electricity and water), as well bungalows, cabins and rooms. There are very good facilities on offer including a restaurant and pool.
Under the innovative and charming ownership of Raquel Rodrigeuz, wecamp Pirineos nestles in the Rio Ara valley, surrounded by the Pyrenees mountains. It is very pretty and thoughtfully planned to provide tranquillity and privacy. The generously sized, 204 grassy pitches (all with 10A electricity) have good shade from a variety of carefully planted trees and shrubs. A stone building houses the site’s reception, a social room with computer and excellent WiFi connection and shop. Adjacent is a good restaurant, bar and takeaway with a large terrace that has views over the site to the mountains. Activities and excursions in the surrounding area can be organised at the helpful, English speaking reception office.
La Fresneda is a great little campsite, situated on three terraces at the foot of a wooded escarpment and overlooking the huge valley of the National Reserve of Los Puertos de Beceite. Everything is in line with the natural beauty of the area and the very clean, very well equipped toilet block is partly underground. There are 24 pitches with grass and gravel surfaces, all used for touring and all with 6A electricity. The site is quite new and the enthusiastic Dutch owners, Jet Knijn and her partner, Joost Leeuwenberg, built it from scratch, recently adding a shady garden atrium with a terrace and plunge pool for guests to relax in and enjoy the views.
Camping Aneto is a camping resort located in the heart of the Benasque Valley in the Pyrenees Mountains of Spain. It is situated at an altitude of 1,220 meters (3,997 feet) in a beautiful setting between the Ruda Peak and the Ésera and Estós river valleys. Close to the Spanish/French border. The site has 290 grass pitches, of which 200 are for touring units and have 10-amp hook-up points. There are also 21 hikers' cabins, apartments and bungalows available to hire. There are many on-site facilities to keep the whole family entertained, the campsite organises a daily program of children's activities and workshops. The indoor activities are carried out in a fun tipi, and the outdoor activities, they organise workshops about the nature found in the surrounding valley. The site also offers excursion programmes and guided walks. Other on-site facilities include an outdoor swimming pool perfect to cool off in the summer. There is also a restaurant where you can try the local Tapas and pizzas while enjoying the views on the terrace. During the months when the weather isn't at its best, there is a social lounge equipped with a Television, WiFi area and computer and a wood-burner.
Camping La Gorga is a terraced campsite in the charming village of Boltaña, Huesca province, within the Spanish Pyrenees. Its idyllic location by the River Ara offers a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers.La Gorga accommodates up to 150 touring units on its 180 grassy pitches, each equipped with a 10-amp hook-up. The campsite also offers 20 seasonal pitches and 16 bungalows for rent. The campsite boasts well-maintained grassy pitches and modern bungalows, ideal for a comfortable glamping experience.
Camping Oto is a family-run campsite in the small village of Oto, in the Huesca province of Spain. It is set in a beautiful location in the Pyrenees Mountains, just 10 kilometres from the Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido, one of the main tourist destinations in the Pyrenees.
This large, busy municipal site 4 km. from Zaragoza, is primarily for short-stay, transit visitors, being well placed halfway between the ports of Santander and Bilbao and the beaches of the Costa Brava. The city, however, has much more to offer as the former capital of Aragon and now Spain’s fifth-largest city.
Ligüerre de Cinca, a medieval village abandoned when the El Grado reservoir was constructed, is being regenerated for tourism. It is situated near the Ordesa National Park, in a beautiful region of the Pyrenees mountains and has the advantage of being open all year. Attractive traditional style buildings house the reception, small shop, bar, restaurant and takeaway. The swimming and paddling pools are surrounded by grass sunbathing areas with wonderful mountain views. There are 150 small, terraced, level pitches marked out and shaded by tall trees. These include 110 for touring units, all with 10A electricity (long leads may be needed).
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Aragon
In the north eastern part of Spain, Aragón borders France with the Pyreenes lying between them. It is a region rich in folklore, with rural, mountainside villages renowned for their Romanesque architecture, beautiful valleys and awe-inspiring peaks.
The region can be separated into three different areas: the central area consisting of the Ebro Basin, a vast flat lowland, the northern Pyrenees, and the area made up of the Iberian mountain range in the northwest and southeast of the region. The northernmost province of Huesca is located in the foothills of the Pyrenees mountains, a beautiful area with plenty of picturesque towns and villages to visit. It is also good walking country with numerous trails offering anything from short day walks in the valleys to long-distance treks in the mountains. Skiing is popular too.
Bordering Huesca, the province of Zaragoza is home to the region’s capital, also of the same name. Zaragoza is a lively town with plenty of bars and restaurants, plus numerous museums and architectural treasures. Outside the capital, you’ll find more villages, countryside, and vineyards where the best of the region’s wine is produced; the mapped-out Ruta del Vino will take you through the area. The third province of Teruel is largely comprised of the Iberian mountains, with attractive towns, medieval sights and more dramatic scenery to admire.
Aragon is made up of three provinces: Huesca, Zaragoza and Teruel.
PLACES OF INTEREST
Places of interest
Aljafería Palace: Spectacular Moorish monument.
Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar: Baroque temple from the 17th and 18th centuries.
Benasque: Attractive alpine town, gateway to the Pyrenees.
Casa-Museo de Goya: Art museum, including engravings by Goya.
Jaca: Home of the country’s oldest Romanesque cathedral.
Monasterio de San Juan de la Peña: 17th-century Baroque monastery and 10th-century monastery in Romanesque style.
Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido: Alpine national park.
CUISINE OF THE REGION
Cuisine of the region
Specialities include lamb, locally produced ham and sausages; fruit is also used a lot in desserts.
Chilindrones: Sauce of tomato and pepper.
Frutas de Aragón: Sugar-candied fruits covered in chocolate.
Pollo al chilindrón: Chicken (or lamb) stew with onions, tomatoes and red peppers.
Salmorrejos: Cold soup.
Suspiros de amante: Dessert with cheese and egg.
Ternasco: Roast lamb.
Tortas de alma: Dessert made with pumpkin, honey and sugar.
Trenza de Almudévar: Dessert with nuts and raisins soaked in liqueur.