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Camping in Pais Vasco-Euskadi

9 campsites in Spain, Pais Vasco-Euskadi

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Wecamp San Sebastián
A five-kilometre drive from the city takes you to this terraced campsite, high above San Sebastián, between the mountains and the sea. It offers mostly level, shaded, small (max. 70 sq.m) grass pitches with electricity (5/10A) and drainage. Pitches are separated by neat, low hedging and some have excellent views. The restaurant and bar are open all year and a sun terrace looks toward the mountains. Excellent bus service to and from San Sebastián runs every 30 minutes (all year). There are 25 attractive chalets to rent at the entrance to the site. These are often occupied by groups of younger visitors and can become lively at the weekends. English is spoken in reception.
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Camping Itxaspe
Set on a hill, surrounded by farmland and with views of the mountains, this site is ideal for a stopover or a couple of days rest. A fifteen-minute walk through the woods leads to a rocky beach and the sea. All of the 110 pitches are for touring units and are of medium size, flat and on grass. Seventy have electrical connections (6A, some Europlugs) and 40 are fully serviced. A comfortable bar, a restaurant and a swimming pool are open in July and August. Offering plenty of rural walks, this site will appeal to those wanting peace and quiet, but with little entertainment and some unfenced areas children will need supervision.
Camping Oliden
Camping Oliden is a family-run campsite located in the town of Oiartzun in the Basque Country, Spain. It is situated in a green valley surrounded by mountains, about a 10-minute drive from Oiartzun and a 15-minute drive from the seaside town of San Sebastián. The friendly campsite hosts speak Spanish and French and are very welcoming. When you arrive at the site, the reception is located right after a small bridge; behind the reception, you will find 250 pitches, 50 of which are for touring with electric hook-up points and plenty of shaded pitches to choose from. On-site amenities include a restaurant serving excellent local dishes and wine, which can all be enjoyed on the terrace. There is also an outdoor swimming pool perfect to cool off after exploring the surrounding area. There is a small children's playground behind the reception for the smaller family members.
Camping Orio Kanpina
Camping Orio Kanpina offers a peaceful retreat in the charming village of Orio in the verdant hills of Spain's Basque Country. The campsite enjoys a prime location, with direct access to the sandy beach where the River Oria meets the Bay of Biscay. Camping Orio Kanpina accommodates 177 grass pitches, 105 of which are equipped with 10-amp electric hook-ups for touring units. Additionally, 38 seasonal pitches and 34 comfortable bungalows or chalets are available for hire. Pitches are spread across lush green areas, each bordered by natural hedges and providing welcome shade from the trees. 
Gran Camping Zarautz
This friendly site sits high in the hills east of the Basque town of Zarautz and has commanding views over the bay and the island of Getaria. Of the 540 pitches, 450 are for touring units, with 6A electricity; ten also have water and drainage. The remaining pitches are for tents and seasonal caravans. The grass pitches are of average size, shaded by mature trees, and those on the perimeter have superb sea views.
Camping Leagi
This site is perched high above Lekeitio and has commanding views of the town, sea and surrounding areas. A steep road leads up to the site, but upon arriving at the car park and reception, the area becomes flat. There are 111 touring pitches on open, level grass with good mountain views. All have electricity (5A). There is little shade and the pitches are not defined. This is a quiet site, suitable for couples and families with small children and for those wishing to explore the attractive local towns or the many rural walks in the area. Transport is essential. There are few facilities for children other than a swimming pool. The attractive local town of Gernika and further afield, Bilbao, are both worth a visit. Currently, there are seven chalets to rent with superb views of the coastline.
Camping Bungalows Zumaia
Set on a hillside above the interesting little port of Zumaia, this campsite was opened in June 2015 and offers 109 level hardstanding and grass touring pitches, plus a further ten pitches for tents.
Camping Angosto
This is an eco-friendly site with basic facilities surrounded by wooded hills near the Valderejo National Park. Opened in 1999, a keen young team run things efficiently, gearing the site towards families. Most of the pitches are seasonal and in high season it is bustling and very Spanish! The limited number of touring pitches are flat and of average size. There is a large area for tents. Young trees have been planted around the site and are beginning to provide a little shade. The attractive, heated pool has a sliding roof for inclement weather. A phone call before arriving is essential to establish availability.
Camping Portuondo
This site has an attractive restaurant, bar and terrace taking full advantage of the wonderful views across the ocean and estuary. Set amongst gardens, the 75 touring pitches are mainly for tents and small vans, but there are eight larger pitches at the lower levels for medium-sized motorhomes. Access to these is a little difficult as the road is very steep and there is no turning space.

Pais Vasco-Euskadi

Located in northern Spain, this is a region steeped in Basque traditions, which is reflected in the architecture, native language, local sports and cuisine.

San Sebastian

The province of Gipuzkoa adjoins France in the east. Its capital, San Sebastian, is a bustling, picturesque seaside town with a strong Basque identity. Overlooking La Concha Bay and enclosed by rolling low hills, this popular resort boasts four good beaches, including the celebrated La Concha Beach. As cider production is one of the oldest traditions in Basque country there are also plenty of sidrerías (cider houses) to visit. 

Heading along the rocky fringe of Costa Vasca towards Bilbao in Bizkaia are more excellent beaches and pretty fishing villages, including Orio, Zarautz and Getaria. The biggest attraction in Bilbao is the famous Guggenheim Museum. Opened in 1997, this spectacular building is completely covered with titanium sheets and houses a collection of modern and contemporary art from around the world. The city also boasts a beautiful old quarter with a Gothic cathedral, the Plaza Nueva and a museum. 

Further inland in Alava is Vitoria, the region's capital. Its medieval streets intermingle with Renaissance Palaces and fine churches and are lined with lively bars and tavernas. In the summer, the city plays host to a jazz festival. Elsewhere in the province are several nature reserves.

There are three provinces: Alava, Gipuzkoa and Bizkaia. 

PLACES OF INTEREST
Hondarribia

Places of interest

Encartanciones: One of the world’s largest cave chambers Torca del Carlista, wildlife sanctuary.

Hondarribia: Fishing port, beaches, charming walled old town.

Laguardia: Old walled town with cobbled streets, historic buildings, in wine-growing district of Rioja Alavesa.

Oñati: Baroque architecture, old university.

Tolosa: Impressive old town square, carnival in February.

Zarautz: Seaside town, famous for production of txakoli.

Zumaia: Beaches, good coastal walks, July fiesta with Basque sports, dancing and bull racing.

CUISINE OF THE REGION

Cuisine of the region

Pintxos

Basque cuisine is considered to be the finest in Spain. Tapas or pintxos is readily available in bars, served with the local white wine txakolí. Fish is popular, especially bacalao (cod) and seafood is often used to make casseroles and sauces. Lots of milk based desserts. Founded in the 19th century, the tradition of dining clubs or txokos are unique to the Basque country.

Alubias pochas: White haricot bean stew.

Chipirones en su tinta: Squid cooked in its ink.

Goxua: Sponge cake with whipped cream and caramel.

Intxaursalsa: Milk pudding with cinnamon and walnuts.

Marmitaco: Fish and potato stew.

Pantxineta: Custard slice.