Search campsites in Extremadura
All about Extremadura Read more
0
Campsites
Filters
Places
Places
Distance
Location
Swimming
For children
Mentioned in the guide of
standing places / underground
Camper
Dogs
Food and beverages
For rent at the campsite
Other amenities
In the area
Spoken languages campsite
Opening period
Opening period swimmingpool
Number of locations
Sanitary
Facilities accommodation
Popular filters
Accommodation type
Swimming
General
Sports and Leisure
Popular amenities
WIFI
Recreation at the campsite
0
Campsites
Oops... No available accommodations found
Adjust your search or remove all filters.
Spain is always a popular destination for beach holidays. However, if you’re looking for a different experience, there are plenty of other regions to discover. One great example is booking a campsite in Extremadura. This region in western Spain borders Portugal, offering you a whole new perspective on the country!
The Mountain Landscapes of Extremadura
It’s hard to travel anywhere in Spain without coming across sunshine and beaches, but mountains are just as much a part of the Spanish landscape. Campsites in Extremadura are located near the Central System mountain range, which boasts peaks over two thousand metres high. This makes the area perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. And that’s just the beginning of what this region has to offer.Campsites in Extremadura
Many campsites in this area can be described as nature campsites. While you can still expect plenty of comfort and amenities, you’ll also find yourself immersed in the unique Spanish countryside. It’s a refreshing alternative to the sea and beaches that you might be used to along the coast. Extremadura is also a popular stop for those touring the country, which means you’ll find a wide range of options—from family-friendly sites with all the facilities you need, to smaller, more peaceful campsites that prioritise relaxation and tranquility.Highlights of Extremadura
Booking a campsite in Extremadura is perfect if you’re passionate about nature, architecture, or both. Some must-see attractions include: · Monfragüe National ParkIf you want to truly experience the Spanish wilderness, Monfragüe National Park is the ideal place to do it!
· Roman TheatreEven in the far west of Spain, the Romans have left their mark. The Roman Theatre is a must-see when visiting Extremadura.
· The Old Town of CáceresHistoric city centres can reveal a lot about a region’s past, and this is certainly true in Cáceres.