Campsites in Navarra
10 in Navarra
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We have details of 10 Campsites
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El Molino de Mendigorria
Spain, Navarra, Mendigorria
This is an extensive site set by an attractive weir near the town of Mendigorria,...
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Camping Bardenas
Spain, Navarra, Villafranca
Camping Bardenas (sometimes signed as Camping Villafranca) is in Navarra, midway...
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Camping Ariztigain
Spain, Navarra, Sunbilla
Camping Ariztigain is situated in a lush environment in Navarre. This small and...
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Camping Ezcaba
Spain, Navarra, Oricain
Camping Ezcaba is an all-year site located 5 km. north of Pamplona, near the Ulzama...
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Camping Urrobi
Spain, Navarra, Espinal
This large site is in a beautiful location with mountain views. At the entrance is a...
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Camping Etxarri
Spain, Navarra, Etxarri-Aranatz
Situated in the Valle de la Burundi, this pleasant and improved site has superb views...
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Arbizu eko-kanpina
Spain, Navarra, Arbizu
This ecological campsite just two kilometres from the small village of Abizu will not...
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Camping Urbasa Bioitza
Spain, Navarra, Alsasua
Camping Urbasa is a well maintained smart site situated within the Urbasa National...
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Camping Iratxe
Spain, Navarra, Ayegui
Situated on the edge of the village of Ayegui, this well established campsite is just...
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Camping Baztan
Spain, Navarra, Erratzu
When driving through the small town of Erratzu, extreme caution is required due to the...
Camping in Navarra
Founded by the Roman general Pompey in 75 BC, the region's capital Pamplona is perhaps best known for the Fiestas de San Fernmín (July), when the encierro takes place – a tradition which involves people running through the streets in front of bulls. The city also boasts its fair share of sights including the old town, with its ancient churches and elegant buildings. Outside the city is the Sierra de Aralar, with well-marked paths of all grades. A wander through here will take you past waterfalls and caves and in Excelsis you'll come across Navarra's oldest church, the Sanctuario de San Miguel, a popular pilgrimage destination. In the south, the historic medieval town of Olite is home to an outstanding 15th-century castle, with turrets galore, and a Romanesque and Gothic church. To the west is the Urbasa and Andía Nature Reserve. Further north and in the east, the villages and valleys of the Pyrenees provide some of the most beautiful landscapes in the province and offer the perfect place to relax. Of particular note are the Valle de Baztán and the Valle de Salazar. For the more active, the Valle de Roncal is a good place to explore the mountains as is the Pirenaico National Park.