Beach campsites in Granada: 9 by the sea

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In Granada our guide lists 9 campsites near the beach; we already know the 2026 season of 7. 6 are open all year round. In November 2026 7 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 Granada: 2026 season and opening in the coming months.
Campsite	Town	Season 2026	November	December
Camping Alpujarra	Laroles	All year round	Open all month	Open all month
Camping Castillo de Baños	Castillo de Baños	Check with the campsite	No data	No data
Camping Cerro Gordo	Almuñecar	From 1 January to 12 September; from 28 September to 31 December	Open all month	Open all month
Camping Don Cactus	Carchuna	All year round	Open all month	Open all month
Camping Huerta Romero	Castell de Ferro	All year round	Open all month	Open all month
Camping La Herradura	Almuñecar	Check with the campsite	No data	No data
Camping Playa de Granada	Motril	All year round	Open all month	Open all month
Camping Playa de Poniente	Motril	All year round	Open all month	Open all month
Camping Tropical	Almuñecar	All year round	Open all month	Open all month

Campsites near the beach open all year round in Granada

Camping Alpujarra (Laroles)
Camping Don Cactus (Carchuna)
Camping Huerta Romero (Castell de Ferro)
Camping Playa de Granada (Motril)
Camping Playa de Poniente (Motril)
Camping Tropical (Almuñecar)

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 Granada?

Our guide lists 9 campsites near the beach in Granada, in towns such as Almuñecar, Motril, Laroles, Castillo de Baños and Carchuna. We know the 2026 season of 7 of them.

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

6 are open all year round: Camping Alpujarra, Camping Don Cactus, Camping Huerta Romero, Camping Playa de Granada, Camping Playa de Poniente and Camping Tropical. Always confirm dates and availability with the campsite.

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

Open all month: Camping Alpujarra, Camping Cerro Gordo, Camping Don Cactus, Camping Huerta Romero, Camping Playa de Granada, Camping Playa de Poniente and Camping Tropical. 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 Granada: from Sierra Nevada to the Costa Tropical, via the Alpujarra

Granada is one of the provinces with the greatest geographical contrast in all of Spain. In barely two hours of travel you can go from a Mediterranean beach with warm waters to a mountain pass above two thousand metres in altitude. Sierra Nevada, declared a National Park, is home to the Mulhacén peak at 3,478 metres, the highest point of the Iberian Peninsula. In summer its slopes become a setting for high-mountain hiking, summit ascents and routes through alpine meadows where endemic flowers grow. In winter, the Sierra Nevada ski resort, less than thirty kilometres from the provincial capital, is the southernmost in Europe and offers the chance to ski with views of the sea on the clearest days.

The Alpujarra, the southern slope of Sierra Nevada, is one of the most distinctive territories in Andalusia. Villages such as Pampaneira, Bubión and Capileira, wedged into the Poqueira ravine, preserve a flat-roofed architecture, tinaos and cylindrical chimneys of Berber origin that exist nowhere else on the Peninsula. Trevélez, the highest village in Spain with permanent residents, is famous for its hams cured in the cold mountain air. Irrigation channels of Arab origin distribute meltwater among the terraced gardens, and the GR-7 and GR-142 trails connect the various Alpujarra villages in routes that can be walked over several days, staying in a tent or mountain hut.

The Costa Tropical of Granada is the great surprise of the province for first-time visitors. The microclimate of this coastal strip, sheltered from northerly winds by the mountains, allows the cultivation of tropical fruits such as avocado, custard apple, mango and papaya, products that give their names to many of the beaches and corners of the coast. Almuñécar, Salobreña and La Herradura are the main towns, with pebble and sand beaches, clear waters and a calm that contrasts with the bustle of the Costa del Sol in Málaga. From the beach, on spring days, you can see the snow-capped peaks of Sierra Nevada in the background, a unique panorama on the Spanish Mediterranean coast.

The Granada interior holds more surprises. The Guadix and Baza highlands present a landscape of gullies and badlands shaped by erosion, and the city of Guadix is famous for its cave district, where more than two thousand people still live in dwellings dug into the sandstone with natural heating all year round. The Sierras de Huétor Natural Park, very close to the capital, offers family routes among pine and chestnut woods. And the city of Granada itself, with the Alhambra, the Albaicín district, the Sacromonte of the flamenco caves and the tradition of free tapas with every drink, is one of the most attractive urban destinations in Spain to visit from a nearby campsite.

Beach campsites in Granada: by the sea