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Campsites in Castellón

Campsites and bungalows in Castellón (Valencian Community)

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Campsites in Castellón

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BuscaTuCamping lists 44 campsites in Castellón, province of Valencian Community, in 25 municipalities; those with the most are Peñiscola (8), Benicassim (4) and Oropesa del Mar (4). According to the published facilities, 37 have a swimming pool, 32 offer bungalows, 36 have a restaurant, 38 have a playground and 22 accept dogs. 42 publish their 2026 season: 30 are open all year round and, among the 12 seasonal ones, the most common opening is in January and closing in December. 1 is a featured campsite, with an extended page (accommodation, facilities, prices and gallery).

See 44 campsites on the mapWith a pool (37)With bungalows (32)With a restaurant (36)With a playground (38)Dogs allowed (22)With wifi (35)Beach campsites (32)Mountain campsites (5)River and lake campsites (14)Nature campsites (27)Campsites on the Costa del Azahar

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Camping in Castellón: Costa del Azahar, Penyagolosa and the Maestrazgo

Castellón is the Valencian province that most surprises those who arrive without great expectations. Its coastline, christened the Costa del Azahar after the scent of the orange blossom that pervades the fields of the interior, combines long, well-equipped beaches with wilder stretches of coast where the Mediterranean breaks against the rocks with hardly any tourist infrastructure. Peñíscola, with its medieval town rising on a rocky promontory that juts out into the sea, is the best-known landmark and one of the most photographed towns in Spain. Its old town of cobbled streets, its Papa Luna castle and its beaches at the foot of the rock form an ensemble of great value that justifies a stop on any coastal route.

North of Peñíscola, Alcalà de Xivert and Alcossebre offer fine-sand beaches with clean waters and a more family-friendly atmosphere. Further south, Oropesa del Mar and Benicàssim have a long tradition of summer holidays and a camping area that fills up in July and August, while in spring and autumn they regain the calm that makes them especially pleasant. Cape Oropesa and the marine reserve of the Columbretes Islands, a volcanic archipelago some fifty kilometres off the coast, complete a coastline of notable ecological value where diving and underwater wildlife watching are of internationally recognised quality.

The Castellón interior is where the province shows its most authentic face. Penyagolosa, the highest point of the Valencian Community at almost two thousand metres, dominates a district of Corsican pine forests, springs and stone villages such as Vistabella del Maestrat. The Sierra de Espadán, declared a natural park, holds the largest cork oak forest on the Iberian Peninsula, with a network of trails among oaks, strawberry trees and cork oaks that is especially striking in autumn. Montanejos, in the interior on the Mijares river, is known for its thermal-water gorge and its natural pool, one of the most popular river-bathing spots in the region.

The Maestrazgo and els Ports, at the far north of the province, form a high Mediterranean mountain district with a limestone architecture of great severity and beauty. Morella, perched on a mountain and surrounded by medieval walls, with its castle visible from kilometres around, heads a list of towns that includes Ares del Maestrat, Culla and Villafranca del Cid, all of them among the prettiest villages in Spain. These territories are the ideal destination for visitors arriving by motorhome or caravan who are looking for tranquillity, mid-mountain hiking and contact with a well-preserved rural culture.

Castellón cuisine has a personality of its own: gazpacho de pastor, coquetes, the black truffle of the Maestrazgo in the winter season, artisan cured meats and sheep's milk cheeses are products found in the markets of the inland villages. On the coast, seafood rice, cigalas and fish from the auction are the protagonists of a cuisine that, like the landscape, combines the seafaring tradition with the solidity of mountain cooking.

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Frequently asked questions about the campsites in Castellón

BuscaTuCamping lists 44 campsites in Castellón, in 25 municipalities. With the most choice: Peñiscola (8), Benicassim (4) and Oropesa del Mar (4). The figure comes from the directory and is updated with every addition or removal.

Yes: 30 of the 42 campsites in Castellón with a published 2026 season are open all year round. The exact calendar is on each campsite page.

Among the 12 seasonal campsites in Castellón with a published 2026 season, the most common opening is in January (3 campsites) and closing in December (6). Another 30 are open all year round.

37 of the 44 campsites in Castellón list a swimming pool among their facilities. You can filter them in the list and check the details on each campsite page.

22 of the 44 campsites in Castellón state that they accept dogs. You can filter them in the list and check the details on each campsite page.

32 of the 44 campsites in Castellón offer bungalows as well as pitches. You can filter them in the list and check the details on each campsite page.