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Campsites in Asturias

Like its neighbouring province, Cantabria, Asturias also has a beautiful coastline, albeit more rugged and wild, with the Picos range separating them. In the south the Cantabrian mountains form a natural border between Asturias and Castilla-León.

Campsites in Asturias

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Camping Los Cantiles

Luarca, Asturias

Luarca is a picturesque little place with a pretty inner harbour and two sandy beaches, and Los Cantiles is two kilometres to the east of town on a cliff top that juts out into the sea, giving excellent views from some pitches and the sound of the waves to soo...

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Camping La Cascada

Arbón, Asturias

Located in a clearing of the attractive Arbon Valley this friendly, family run site offers the chance to experience the delights of rural Spain. There are 74 very small pitches (60 for touring units), all sited on gently sloping grass with electricity 4A, long...

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Camping Lagos de Somiedo

Somiedo, Asturias

This is a most unusual site in the Parque Natural de Somiedo. Winding narrow roads with challenging rock overhangs, hairpin bends and breathtaking views (for 8 km.) finally bring you to the campsite at an elevation of 1,200 m. This is a site for 4x4s, powerful...

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Camping l‘Amuravela

Cudillero, Asturias

This very well maintained, family run site, is close to the quaint old town of Cudillero and it is an ideal stop over when visiting ‘green Spain’. Nearby is some of the most attractive mountain scenery in the region and if you stay here for one night it can ea...

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Camping Costa Verde

Colunga, Asturias

This uncomplicated coastal site has a marked Spanish flavour and is just 1.5 km. from the pleasant town of Colunga. Although little English is spoken, the cheerful owner and his helpful staff will make sure you get a warm welcome. The great advantage for many ...

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Camping Caravaning Arenal de Moris

Caravia Alta, Asturias

This smart, well run site is close to three fine sandy beaches so gets very busy at peak times. It has a backdrop of the mountains in the nature reserve known as the Sueve which is important for a breed of short Asturian horses, the ‘Asturcone’. The site has 3...

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Camping La Paz

Vidiago-Llanes, Asturias

This site occupies a spectacular location. The reception building is opposite a solid rock face and many hundred feet below the site and the climb to the upper part of the site is quite daunting but staff will place your caravan for you, although motorcaravan ...

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Camping Picos de Europa

Avin-Onis, Asturias

This delightful site is, as its name suggests, an ideal spot from which to explore these dramatic limestone mountains on foot, by bicycle or on horseback. The site itself is continuously developing and the dynamic owner, José or his nephew who helps out when h...

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Camping Las Hortensias

Ribadedeva, Asturias

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Camping Rio Purón Cat.2

Andrin, Asturias

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Camping Naranjo De Bulnes

Arenas De Cabrales, Asturias

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Camping Cudillero

Cudillero, Asturias

4318

Camping Gijón-Deva

Gijón-Deva, Asturias

4319

Camping Playa De La Franca

La Franca, Asturias

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Camping Las Bárcenas

Llanes, Asturias

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Camping Palacio De Garaña

Nueva-Llanes, Asturias

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Camping Playa De Otur

Otur/Luarca, Asturias

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Camping Ribadesella

Ribadesella, Asturias

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Camping Amaido

San Tirso De Abres, Asturias

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Camping La Rasa

Villaviciosa, Asturias

Situated between the foothills of the Picos mountains and the coast is the seaside town of Llanes, in the east. It has several good beaches, beautiful coves and given its location, is a good base for exploring the Picos del Europa. Along the coast towards Gijón are more seaside resorts including Ribadesella, with its fishing harbour and fine beach. The cities of Gijón and, in particular, Avilés are renowned for their Carnival festivities, a national event which takes place in late February. This week-long party involves dancing, live music, fireworks and locals who dress up in elaborate fancy-dress costumes. South of here towards the centre of the province is the capital, Oviedo. The city boasts a pedestrian old quarter with numerous squares and narrow streets, a cathedral, palaces, a Fine Arts Museum, Archaeological Museum plus various remarkable churches that date from the ninth century. There are also plenty of sidrerías (cider houses).The west coast of Asturias is more rugged. One of the most attractive towns along here is Luarca, built around a cove surrounded by sheer cliffs. With a fishing harbour and an array of good restaurants and bars, the town’s traditional character is reflected in its chigres – old Asturian taverns – where visitors can learn the art of drinking cider.

 

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