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7 Top-Rated Campgrounds in Ruta Via de la Plata
Discover the best Campgrounds in Ruta Via de la Plata including Camping Ciudad de Leon, Camping La Chopera, Camping Las Canadas, Little Cabins, Camping Bungalows El Pinajarro, Camping Deva, Albergue Valle del Ambroz.
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1. Camping Ciudad de Leon
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 54 reviews
We didnt get to actually stay
Reviewed By Departure12320754250We arrived here late at night and the very friendly owner done everything to accomodate us but unfortunately our tents could not fit between the trees , it is a beautiful little site with a small pool, one is for adults smaller one for kids under 18 , there is not much space for sunbathing around it. Our tents are 7m x 3m so just not possible to fit them on the pitches.the entrance is strange also , you drive through an industrial retail area and pass loads of electricity pilons then through a ghost estate but all that said the site was really charming and the owner very friendly and accomodating.
2. Camping La Chopera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Excellent!!
Reviewed By Caroline CWe have absolutely loved staying here! We stayed in a wooden bungalow. It was very clean and comfortable and fully equipped with everything you need. You can park your car right next to the bungalow. The staff are lovely and kind and welcoming. The restaurant serves excellent food, breakfast lunch and dinner. There is a beautiful swimming pool and a bar next to it. There are great walks around the Campsite and you must visit the beautiful River. I highly recommend this place, and we will be back! ♡♡♡
3. Camping Las Canadas
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Terribly noisy.
Reviewed By dominiquea893I stayed here for one night whilst cycling the via de la plata. I had been looking forward to a swim after a long hot day. The person on reception didn’t bother to mention the pool was closed. The charge for a non power pitch is more than other campsites I have used on this trip and there isn’t even a chair to sit on and there are many feral cats. The reception area, bar and shop are smart looking, masking the shanty town like slum of permanent tents and caravans behind, so densely packed it’s ridiculous. There were just a few other guests on the campsite until a very large group (at least) 100 children appeared. They were playing and doing what children do, which was fine during the day. However from 9pm until midnight they ran riot up and down the campsite, yelling and screaming. At about 11pm, I got up out of my tent and went to talk to them to ask them to be quiet. Their teacher told me that they were allowed to make noise until midnight. Ok, it says in the campsite rules, no noise after midnight, but what these children were doing was completely unacceptable and with no regard for any one else staying. I would absolutely not recommend this place to anyone wanting a peaceful night.
4. Little Cabins
Little Cabins is a company dedicated to the rental of cabins in the forest. We are located mainly in Asturias, although you can find us also in the rest of the North of Spain.
5. Camping Bungalows El Pinajarro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Expensive camping, but really lovely staff.
Reviewed By bikalistaStayed here on bike trip. Although the price is 3x the usual camping fee outside of a tourist area it was made up for by helpful, enthusiastic, knowledgeable staff. Plenty of hot water, individual pitches , showers a rather odd push button arrangement unsuited to small people as water very hot if only one button pushed in. Bar's pricey, but beers only in bottles, so bound to be. Didn't try the food as we were on a budget and ate earlier outside the Natural Park. Good access to all the places you want to go if in a car or van, access roads are wide.
6. Camping Deva
Overall Ratings
3 based on 118 reviews
¡Bienvenidos a Camping de Deva! 100.000 metros cuadrados de superficie en un entorno tranquilo, rodeado de naturaleza y hermosas vistas, en un lugar estrategico para disfrutar del Principado de Asturias mas autentico y desconocido. Un fabuloso enclave natural para compartir con la familia o los amigos una experiencia inolvidable que desearas repetir. El Camping de Deva es un camping de 1ª Categoria que se encuentra ubicado muy cerca del centro de la ciudad, a tan solo 6 km de la playa de San Lorenzo de Gijon, Asturias, y que posee la certificacion «Q» de Calidad Turistica. Sus amplias zonas verdes, las actividades que nuestro entorno ofrece y la proximidad a la ciudad de Gijon, con sus numerosos atractivos culturales, turisticos y gastronomicos, hacen de nuestro camping una eleccion altamente recomendable para cualquier tipo de visitante, ya sea el que busca la actividad de la ciudad, la playa o el deporte y la aventura al aire libre. El camping cuenta con las instalaciones mas modernas y los mejores servicios, para una estancia con todas las comodidades. Ademas nuestros huespedes podran disfrutar en el Restaurante Deva, ubicado en las mismas instalaciones, de una amplia carta, tanto en sus comedores interiores como en el comedor acristalado que se encuentra a la entrada, o su espectacular terraza al aire libre. Somos un equipo joven, dedicado, profesional y dispuesto, donde prima el cuidado de cada uno de nuestros huespedes, intentando conseguir que su estancia con nosotros sea inolvidable.
Well Priced and Well Equipped
Reviewed By Jane ECamping Deva is huge with sites for tents, campers and caravans. There are also wooden cabins and I rented one of these for one night while walking the Camino de Santiago. It was rather like an oversized doll's house with 2 bedrooms containing a total of 3 bunks and a double bed plus a galley kitchen, living room and front terrace. Everything was very clean and mostly in good repair. The kitchen was well equipped with saucepans, plates and cutlery, in fact more so than most holiday rental apartments. There were 2 gas burners, a microwave and a fridge with freezer compartment. The bathroom was a little cramped because of the hot water unit and the shower enclosure was very small. One of the shower doors was broken but this was the only thing that I found in the cabin that was substandard. The terrace had a table and bench seating. Linen and towels were provided and dish washing liquid but no bathroom soap. It was a very hot day and the cabin was pretty hot inside but it cooled rapidly once the sun went down. There was supposedly wifi but it wouldn't work on my phone or computer even in the restaurant and reception areas. Neither device would accept the password and join the network. The facility also has a swimming pool, laundry room, outdoor barbecues, a restaurant and small store. The restaurant was pretty dire looking and not at all inviting but the pool was very popular and heaving with Camping Deva guests and others willing to pay for entry on a hot Sunday afternoon. My only real complaint was that the reception area and the restaurant didn't open until 9.00am which is inconvenient for those of us who need earlier service. Overall, Camping Deva has lots to recommend it and I can see it being an economical and attractive option for family holidays. It also worked well for me for an overnight stay rather than walking all the way from Villaviciosa to Gijon in one day.
7. Albergue Valle del Ambroz
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
