| Cordoba | | | | some of most scenic campsites in Spain, where |
| Cordoba is situated deep in the Andalusian province | | | | towering mountains mingle with clear freshwater |
| of Spain and camping here has recently become en | | | | lakes. There are plenty of nature reserves in the local |
| vogue. Most of the campsites are located close to | | | | area worth exploring and kayaking and horse-riding |
| the coast, and Cordoba is a short drive away. The | | | | excursions are easy to arrange. |
| UNESCO site was the capital of Hispania Ulterior | | | | Toledo |
| under the Roman Empire and then the capital of | | | | Toledo is known as the city of three cultures as the |
| Umayyad Caliphate. The Mosque in the historical | | | | Christians, Arabs and Jews lived here together for |
| centre was once the epitome of village life, but it | | | | centuries. The monuments are testimony to this rich |
| now surrounds a modern infrastructure where high | | | | mix of cultures, where tall gothic churches stand |
| rise hotels mingle alongside the developed AVE train | | | | alongside peeling synagogues. The whole city is a |
| network. | | | | giant museum and camping here can be equally |
| Santiago de Compostela | | | | enthralling. Toledo is situated near the capital of |
| This UNESCO city surrounds the Bay of Biscay in the | | | | Madrid, which is definitely a must visit whilst on your |
| northern part of the country. It is a popular | | | | camping holiday in Spain. |
| destination with pilgrims, who walk the Camino de | | | | Tarragona |
| Santiago pilgrimage following in the path that St. | | | | Tarragona is situated on the shores of the |
| James' remains took from Jerusalem. The Cathedral in | | | | Mediterranean and is definitely the warmest UNESCO |
| this city is therefore one of the most sacred in | | | | city in Spain. It was known during the Roman times |
| Christendom and its gothic infrastructure is definitely | | | | as Tarraco, and here important monuments nestle |
| work exploring on your camping holiday in Spain. | | | | alongside beautiful beaches. There are countless |
| However, the religious pilgrimage is not the only | | | | excursions that you can do whilst on your camping |
| reason to visit this fabled city, you will discover that | | | | holiday in Spain, and one of the most popular is the |
| gastronomy is an art here and seafood, fish and beef | | | | nearby Cistacerian monasteries, which are amongst |
| are the region's specialities. Santiago de Compostela | | | | the best preserved in the world. The monastery at |
| hosts one of the best universities in Spain and | | | | Poblet is also a popular destination with |
| camping here is a great way to experience the | | | | holidaymakers; although it is not nearly as grand. If |
| town's never-ending night-life. | | | | you're after a more relaxing holiday then the beautiful |
| Avila | | | | beaches of the area are perfect for sunbathing. |
| Avila rises up from the shadow of the Gredos Sierra | | | | Water-sports are popular here and the more |
| Mountains and is one of Spain's most scenic cities. It | | | | adventurous campers can try their hands at |
| was a textile power during the Renaissance era and | | | | wind-surfing, or jet-skiing, before tucking into some |
| the birthplace of Santa Teresa de Jesus, for this | | | | of Tarragona's famous and deliciously succulent |
| reason Avila has many religious and spiritual buildings | | | | seafood. |
| relating to the life of the mystic. This region has | | | | |