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Campsites in Andalusia

Campsites and bungalows in Andalusia (Spain)

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Campsites in Andalusia

Outdoor pool with palm trees at Camping Los Escullos, Los Escullos Almería 22 campsites  Camping Los Escullos
The seaside beach with its cliffs at Camping El Faro, Conil de la Frontera (Cádiz) Cádiz 34 campsites  Camping El Faro
Glamping tipi with a double bed and seating area at Camping Los Villares, Córdoba (Córdoba) Córdoba 7 campsites  Camping Los Villares
Aerial view of the tree-filled grounds of Camping Las Lomas among the mountains of Güejar Sierra (Granada) Granada 22 campsites  Camping Las Lomas
Bubble room among trees with bicycles at Camping Horizonte Bubble Rooms, Cortegana Huelva 12 campsites  Camping Horizonte Bubble Rooms
Swimming pool surrounded by trees at Camping Puente de las Herrerías, Cazorla (Jaén) Jaén 15 campsites  Camping Puente de las Herrerías
Pitches with caravans among pines at Camping Cabopino, Marbella Málaga 30 campsites  Camping Cabopino
Pool with mobile home and wooded surroundings at Camping Dehesa Nueva, Aznalcázar (Sevilla) Seville 6 campsites  Camping Dehesa Nueva

Campsites in Andalusia

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BuscaTuCamping lists 148 campsites in Andalusia (Spain), spread across 8 provinces; those with the most are Cádiz (34), Málaga (30) and Granada (22). According to the published facilities, 119 have a swimming pool, 115 offer bungalows, 119 have a restaurant, 80 have a playground and 72 accept dogs. 125 publish their 2026 season: 89 are open all year round and, among the 36 seasonal ones, the most common opening is in March and closing in December. 11 are featured campsites, with an extended page (accommodation, facilities, prices and gallery).

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Camping in Andalusia: eight provinces, a thousand landscapes and sunshine all year round

Andalusia is the largest autonomous community in Spain and one of the most diverse in Europe in terms of landscapes, climate and heritage. With more than nine hundred kilometres of coastline shared between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, mountains that rise above three thousand metres, inland plains dotted with olive groves and marshlands declared a World Heritage Site, this southern land offers campers a variety that is hard to find in any other corner of the Iberian Peninsula.

The Andalusian coast is one of its great attractions. The Costa del Sol in Málaga concentrates a good part of the tourist infrastructure, with easily accessible beaches and an enviable climate that makes it comfortable to go camping even in the winter months. The Costa de la Luz, in Cádiz and Huelva, is the Atlantic counterpoint: longer beaches, wind that ruffles the surface of the water, dunes and pine forests that reach right down to the shore. The Cabo de Gata Natural Park, in Almería, closes the coastline with a volcanic landscape of unspoilt coves, turquoise waters and the driest, sunniest microclimate in all of western Europe. The Costa Tropical of Granada adds a different profile, with rocky seabeds, avocado groves beside the sea and quiet beaches far from mass tourism.

The Andalusian interior is just as rich. Sierra Nevada, a National Park, is home to Mulhacén, the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula, and lets you combine high-mountain routes with the calm of the villages of the Alpujarra, where water runs along ancient irrigation channels and the air smells of lavender and thyme. The Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas Natural Park, in Jaén, is the largest protected area in Spain and a leading destination for those looking for hiking, mountain biking and wildlife watching among pines, deer and griffon vultures. The Sierra de Grazalema, the Sierra Norte de Seville and the Sierra de Aracena in Huelva complete a mosaic of natural areas that makes Andalusia a first-class region for active tourism.

Going camping in Andalusia also means having access to an extraordinary cultural heritage. Granada is home to the Alhambra, one of the most visited monuments in the world. Córdoba offers its Mosque-Cathedral and the maze of lanes in its old Jewish quarter. Seville brings together the Giralda, the Alcázar and the Torre del Oro on a single skyline. Cádiz boasts of being one of the oldest cities in the West. Úbeda and Baeza, in Jaén, are jewels of the Spanish Renaissance declared World Heritage Sites. This closeness between nature and culture means that a trip through Andalusia by tent, caravan or motorhome can combine beach days with museum afternoons without having to cover great distances.

The climate is perhaps the most powerful argument in Andalusia's favour. Winters are mild across most of the region, spring arrives early and brings with it flowering fields and ideal temperatures for hiking and cycling, and summer, although hot inland, is enjoyed in the cool air by the sea or at mountain campsites. Autumn extends the season with bright days and natural areas free of crowds. For families, couples and groups of friends travelling by tent, in a bungalow or with glamping, Andalusia responds with a breadth of options that few Spanish regions can match.

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Campsites by province in Andalusia: Almería, Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, Seville.

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Frequently asked questions about the campsites in Andalusia

BuscaTuCamping lists 148 campsites in Andalusia, spread across 8 provinces. With the most choice: Cádiz (34), Málaga (30) and Granada (22). The figure comes from the directory and is updated with every addition or removal.

Yes: 89 of the 125 campsites in Andalusia with a published 2026 season are open all year round. The exact calendar is on each campsite page.

Among the 36 seasonal campsites in Andalusia with a published 2026 season, the most common opening is in March (13 campsites) and closing in December (16). Another 89 are open all year round.

119 of the 148 campsites in Andalusia list a swimming pool among their facilities. You can filter them in the list and check the details on each campsite page.

72 of the 148 campsites in Andalusia state that they accept dogs. You can filter them in the list and check the details on each campsite page.

115 of the 148 campsites in Andalusia offer bungalows as well as pitches. You can filter them in the list and check the details on each campsite page.