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Beach campsites in Almería: by the sea

Campsites and bungalows in Almería (Andalusia)

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In Almería our guide lists 12 campsites near the beach; we already know the 2026 season of 11. 10 are open all year round. In November 2026 10 are still open all month. Below you have the season of each campsite with the dates the campsite itself publishes.

2026 season of each campsite

Campsites near the beach in Almería: 2026 season and opening in the coming months.
CampsiteTownSeason 2026NovemberDecember
Camping Los EscullosLos EscullosAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping RoquetasRoquetas de MarAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping Cabo de GataRuescas (Níjar)All year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping Cueva NegraMojácarAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping La GarrofaAlmeríaAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping La HabanaAdraAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping Las VegasAdraAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping Mar Azul BalermaBalermaCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping SopalmoMojácarAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping TAIGA Almería PlayaCuevas del AlmanzoraAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping TauSan JoséFrom 28 March to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Wecamp Cabo de GataLas NegrasAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month

Campsites near the beach open all year round in Almería

How we made this page

The 2026 season comes from the official website of each campsite and other sources we cross-check, or from what the campsite itself states on its page. We only count a month as open when the published dates cover the whole month.

“Near the beach” means the campsite is on the coast according to its location; we do not count inland campsites with a river or lake beach.

We do not know the availability of each day: confirm dates and places with the campsite (each campsite page has its phone number and website). Page generated on 24/10/2026.

Frequently asked questions

How many campsites near the beach are there in Almería?

Our guide lists 12 campsites near the beach in Almería, in towns such as Mojácar, Adra, Los Escullos, Roquetas de Mar and Ruescas (Níjar). We know the 2026 season of 11 of them.

Which campsites near the beach are open all year round in Almería?

10 are open all year round: Camping Los Escullos, Camping Roquetas, Camping Cabo de Gata, Camping Cueva Negra, Camping La Garrofa, Camping La Habana, Camping Las Vegas, Camping Sopalmo, Camping TAIGA Almería Playa and Camping Wecamp Cabo de Gata. Always confirm dates and availability with the campsite.

Which campsites near the beach are still open in November 2026 in Almería?

Open all month: Camping Los Escullos, Camping Roquetas, Camping Cabo de Gata, Camping Cueva Negra, Camping La Garrofa, Camping La Habana, Camping Las Vegas, Camping Sopalmo, Camping TAIGA Almería Playa and Camping Wecamp Cabo de Gata. Check the exact dates in the table and confirm them with the campsite.

How do I know if there are places on those dates?

The guide tells you which campsites match what you are looking for and when they are open, but not the availability of each day. Confirm it with the campsite: its page has the phone number and website.

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Camping in Almería: desert, unspoilt coves and the sunniest weather in Europe

Almería is the province with the most hours of sunshine per year in Spain and one of the most surprising for visitors coming for the first time. Its most emblematic stretch of coast is the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, a volcanic landscape of submarine origin that has produced hard-to-reach coves, turquoise waters and protected seabeds where Neptune grass grows with exceptional density. Beaches such as Los Muertos, Mónsul, Los Genoveses and Cala del Plomo are among the best known on the Spanish Mediterranean for their combination of natural beauty and low human impact. The village of San José, inside the Natural Park, is the most common base for exploring the Cabo de Gata coastline on foot, by bike or by kayak.

The interior of the province has a radically different character. The Tabernas Desert, in the geographical centre of the province, is the only true desert in western Europe, with dry riverbeds, gullies and sparse vegetation reminiscent of southern Arizona or northern Mexico. This landscape served as the natural setting for dozens of film productions during the 1960s and 1970s, and it remains a destination of interest for fans of spaghetti westerns and landscape photography. The badlands of Almería, with their eroded clay formations in shades of ochre and grey, are among the most geologically distinctive corners of the Iberian Peninsula.

The Almerian Alpujarra, the eastern stretch of the region it shares with Granada, offers a completely different side. White villages perched on mountain slopes such as Laujar de Andarax, Paterna del Río and Canjáyar preserve a tranquillity and a flat-roofed architecture that recalls North Africa. Trails run along these slopes between almond trees, olive groves and irrigated vegetable gardens fed by the snows of Sierra Nevada. The contrast between the dry heat of the coast and the cool air of the mountains makes Almería a province with two equally appealing tourist faces.

Almería's cuisine has a personality of its own. The red prawns of Garrucha and Carboneras are recognised throughout Spain as a product of the highest quality. Gurullos with rabbit, Almerian migas, ajo colorao and the produce of the Níjar market gardens are part of a cuisine of humble origins that surprises with its flavour. Going camping in Almería, whether in a tent beside a cove in Cabo de Gata, in a caravan inland or in a bungalow near the Tabernas Desert, is an experience that combines preserved nature, frontier culture and quality food in a province that is still far from overcrowded.

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