Campsites in Galicia
With a coastline of inlets and wide, rocky estuaries, sheltering traditional old fishing villages and fine beaches, Galicia is perhaps best known for Santiago de Compostela, the place where the famous pilgrim's route comes to an end.
Campsites in Galicia
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Camping As Cancelas
Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña
The beautiful city of Santiago has been the destination for European Christian pilgrims for centuries and they now follow ancient routes to this unique city, the whole of which is a national monument. The As Cancelas campsite is excellent for sharing the exper...
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Camping San Francisco
Muros, A Coruña
Situated 400 m. from the coast, this small and attractive touring site with 104 small pitches occupies a clearing on a hillside that is undoubtedly a magnet for Spanish holidaymakers. Advance booking is recommended. The neatly laid out and numbered pitches are...
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Camping Bayona Playa
Bayona, Pontevedra
Situated on a narrow peninsula with the sea and river estuary all around it, this large and well maintained campsite is great for a relaxing break. The 450 pitches, 358 for touring, benefit from the shade of mature trees whilst still maintaining a very open fe...
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Camping Paxarinas
Portonovo, A Coruña
Paxarinas is a family-owned and managed coastal site open all year, set on a gently sloping area of hillside overlooking Ria de Pontevedra. Of the 260 very small pitches only 60 are for touring, in the centre of the site. All pitches are numbered and have 3A e...
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Camping Los Manzanos
Puerto de Santa Cruz, A Coruña
Los Manzanos has a steep access drive down to the site, which is divided by a stream into two sections linked by a bridge. Pitches for larger units are marked and numbered, 85 with electricity (12A) and, in one section, there is a fairly large, unmarked field ...
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Camping Valdoviño
Atios, A Coruña
4564
Gaivota Camping Cat.2
Barreiros, Lugo
4565
Camping San Rafael
Foz, Lugo
4566
Camping Leiro
Leiro/Orense, Ourense
4568
Camping Sisargas
Malpica, A Coruña
4569
Camping Perbes
Miño, A Coruña
4570
Camping Monterroso ’A Peneda’
Monterroso, Lugo
4571
Camping Cabeiro
Noal/Porto Do Son, A Coruña
4572
Camping Punta Batuda
Noia-Riveira, A Coruña
4573
Camping Os Castros
Porto Do Son A Coruña, A Coruña
4574
Camping Ria De Arosa
Puebla Do Caramiñal, A Coruña
4575
Camping Coroso
Sta Eugenia De Riveira, A Coruña
4576
Camping Vivero
Vivero, A Coruña
4577
Camping Os Invernadeiros
Allariz, Ourense
4581
Camping Ria De Arosa 2 Rural
Oleiros - Ribeira, A Coruña
4582
Camping Monte Do Gozo
Santiago De Compostela, A Coruña
5793
Camping A Freixa
Ponteareas, Pontevedra
5794
Camping Playa America
Nigrán, Pontevedra
5795
Camping O Muiño
Mougas, Pontevedra
5796
Camping Mougas
Mougas, Pontevedra
8368
Camping Fragadeume
Monfero, A Coruña
The obvious highlight in the region has to be the beautiful medieval city of Santiago de Compostela, capital of Galicia and world famous centre of the old European pilgrimage. Now a World Heritage Site, the city boasts an impressive Romanesque cathedral with more churches, convents and monasteries dotted around. One of the best times to go to Santiago de Compostela is during the Festival of St James on 25 July, which has also been designated Galicia Day. Following the route into the city, are the towns of Portomarín and Samos. Near Samos, the Lóuzara valley and the Sierra do Oribio are ideal for those interested in hiking and wildlife. The Galician coastline is characterized by high cliffs and estuaries collectively known as the Rías Atlas and Rías Baixas with the Costa da Morte or Coast of Death separating them; so called because of the hundreds of shipwrecks that litter the cliffs and rocks. It was also once considered by the pilgrimages to be the 'end of the world'. Along the coast are medieval towns and villages including Noia, Muros, A Coruña and Finisterre. Corcubión, Camariñas and Corme-Laxe are other rias with fishing villages and home to some of the best barnacles in the region.
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Ty-Nadan is a well organised site set amongst wooded countryside along the bank of the River Elle. The 183 pitches for touring units are grassy, many with shade and 99 are fully serviced.
An excellent campsite on the eastern bank of the River Seine. This is a large campsite with English speaking administrative staff, numerous toilet facilities plus the advantage of a level site.
This is a well managed site with good facilities and a varied programme of high season entertainment for all the family. A busy site in high season, there are plenty of activities to keep children happy and occupied.
Close to the sea, Bois Soleil is a large site in three parts, with 165 serviced pitches for touring units and a few for tents. All the touring pitches are hedged, and have electricity, with water and drainage between two. 
The 26 hectare estate has three lakes, two for fishing and one with a sandy beach and safe swimming area. There are 135 good sized touring pitches, level, terraced and hedged.
Les Moulins is a brand new campsite on the pretty Ile de Noirmoutier, with minimal impact on its exceptional natural surroundings.
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A superb site for a camping holiday providing for all family members, whatever their ages. A drive lined with palm trees and flowers leads from a large, very smart, round reception building at this impressive modern site.