If you’re looking for a getaway surrounded by nature, Catalonia offers campsites in some of its most special mountain landscapes. The Pyrenees, valleys, forests, villages and natural areas provide the perfect setting to combine a few days of relaxation with hiking and outdoor activities.
We’ve selected 12 mountain campsites in Catalonia, spread across different parts of the region and listed from north to south. Each one has a different setting and nearby attractions worth discovering.
Càmping Pirineus – Guils de Cerdanya
We begin in the Pyrenees, in Guils de Cerdanya, in a mountain setting that’s ideal for enjoying nature throughout the year.
Càmping Pirineus is located in a privileged area for exploring Cerdanya and the Catalan Pyrenees, with plenty of opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities.
Nearby, you’ll find places such as Estany de Malniu, one of Cerdanya’s best-known spots, as well as various mountain trails and villages throughout the valley. In winter, its location also makes it easy to reach the area’s ski resorts.
An option for those who want the mountains right on their doorstep and enjoy a Pyrenean setting during their stay.
Guils de Cerdanya · Girona
Càmping Stel Puigcerdà – Puigcerdà
We continue in Cerdanya, in Puigcerdà, very close to the French border.
Càmping Stel Puigcerdà’s location makes it easy to explore some of the area’s outstanding landscapes, such as Lake Puigcerdà, Lake Malniu, Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park and Les Bouillouses, just across the French border. In winter, the proximity to several ski resorts makes the area particularly appealing to snow lovers.
But you don’t have to leave the campsite to enjoy your stay: it has a swimming pool, three restaurants and an adventure park just opposite.
A great option if you want to combine mountains, excursions and activities during the same getaway.
Puigcerdà · Girona
Càmping Els Roures – Sant Pau de Segúries
We head towards Ripollès, to the Camprodon Valley.
Càmping Els Roures is surrounded by nature and makes a great base for discovering some of the area’s best-known spots, such as Setcases, Molló, Beget and the Núria Valley.
Alongside the walks and trails in the surrounding area, the campsite itself offers several ways to enjoy your stay, including a children’s swimming pool, climbing wall, multi-sports court and padel court.
An interesting location for exploring the mountains of Ripollès and returning to a campsite that also offers entertainment options for the whole family.
Sant Pau de Segúries · Girona
Càmping Vall de Camprodon – Camprodon
In the heart of Ripollès, in the Camprodon Valley, you’ll find Càmping Vall de Camprodon, surrounded by mountain scenery, forests and nature.
Its location is ideal for discovering some of the area’s most beautiful villages, such as Camprodon, Setcases, Molló and Beget, as well as enjoying excursions and hiking trails through the landscapes of the eastern Pyrenees.
During your stay, you can also visit the Núria Valley or discover the various hiking routes and natural areas of Ripollès.
A great way to enjoy the mountains in a peaceful setting, with plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and trips to the surrounding area.
Camprodon · Girona
Càmping del Cardós – Ribera de Cardós
We venture into the Pyrenees of Lleida, to the Cardós Valley, an especially interesting area if you’re looking for mountains, nature and hiking trails.
Càmping del Cardós is located in Ribera de Cardós, surrounded by Pyrenean landscapes and very close to Alt Pirineu Natural Park.
The area is ideal for hiking and discovering natural landscapes such as the mountain lakes, valleys and forests of Alt Pirineu. You can also visit mountain villages such as Tavascán and explore the Cardós Valley.
A campsite for those who want the spectacular landscapes of the Pyrenees of Lleida right on their doorstep.
Ribera de Cardós · Lleida
TAIGA Bassegoda Park – Albanyà
In the north of Alt Empordà, in Albanyà, TAIGA Bassegoda Park offers a mountain landscape that’s very different from the better-known image of Empordà.
It is located in the Bassegoda area, surrounded by forests and nature, in a setting that’s particularly appealing for hiking and outdoor activities.
One of its main attractions is the area’s dark skies, which allow you to observe the stars with very little light pollution. An experience that means nature doesn’t end when the sun goes down.
From here, you can also combine time in nature with visits to places such as Figueres and other parts of Alt Empordà.
Albanyà · Girona
Huttopia Barcelona Pirineos – Guardiola de Berguedà
In Guardiola de Berguedà, at an altitude of 890 metres, you’ll find Huttopia Barcelona Pirineos, a campsite nestled in a forest and mountain setting.
One of its distinctive features is precisely its connection with nature: it’s surrounded by woodland, has a swimming pool and a small stream with direct access from the campsite.
Its location is ideal for exploring Pedraforca and Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, with various hiking opportunities and excursions in the surrounding area.
Above all, it’s an option for those looking for peace, nature and a chance to unwind, while still enjoying comfortable facilities during their stay.
Guardiola de Berguedà · Barcelona
Berga Resort – Berga
In Berga, Berga Resort is a great option for exploring Berguedà, with some of its main natural and cultural attractions close by.
Nearby places to visit and explore include Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, La Baells Reservoir, Queralt Sanctuary and the Cercs Mines Museum.
And if you’re travelling with family, the resort itself can be a major part of your stay, with heated indoor swimming pools, a spa, sauna and an outdoor water park with slides.
A great way to combine days exploring the mountains with moments of relaxation and activities without having to get in the car.
Berga · Barcelona
Càmping El Solsonès – Solsona
We continue inland to Solsona, where Càmping El Solsonès is located just 2 km from the town centre.
Its proximity makes it easy to combine time in nature with a visit to Solsona, strolling through its old town and discovering places such as the cathedral, squares and historic streets.
The campsite is also a great starting point for exploring Solsonès, a region of mountain landscapes, forests and hiking trails.
What’s more, it’s a top-category gastronomic eco-campsite, with more than 30 years of history and EMAS environmental certification.
Solsona · Lleida
Càmping Cal Paradís – Salo
In Central Catalonia, you’ll find Càmping Cal Paradís, in Salo, a small, peaceful campsite set within the gardens of a traditional Catalan farmhouse.
It’s an especially interesting option if you’re looking to unwind, enjoy nature and spend a few peaceful days, away from larger, busier campsites.
The rural surroundings are also part of the experience, with farm animals and activities that allow younger guests to interact with them.
And when night falls, the sky becomes another of the area’s attractions. Salo has an astronomical observatory and has received the 2026 Starlight Stellar Park certification.
To round off your stay, the campsite has a restaurant located in a former wine cellar, serving traditional cuisine.
Salo · Barcelona
Càmping Els Ports – Arnes
We now head towards the south of Catalonia, to Arnes, right next to Els Ports Natural Park.
Càmping Els Ports is a great option for exploring this mountain range, one of the main natural areas of Terres de l’Ebre and a particularly interesting destination for hiking enthusiasts.
From here, you can explore different parts of Els Ports Natural Park, go hiking or cycling and discover charming villages such as Arnes and Horta de Sant Joan.
The area also offers access to the former railway line known as the Via Verda (Greenway), which passes through tunnels and mountain landscapes along a well-known route in Terres de l’Ebre.
Arnes · Tarragona
Càmping Prades Park – Prades
We finish our journey in Prades, in the heart of the Prades Mountains.
The surroundings are ideal for hiking and excursions, with forests, paths and various trails to explore. The location also makes it easy to visit well-known places in the area, such as Siurana, La Mussara and Serra de Montsant Natural Park.
It’s also worth setting aside some time to visit Prades, known as the Red Village, and stroll through its historic centre and its distinctive arcaded square.
The campsite is therefore a great base for discovering the Prades Mountains and exploring some of the most distinctive landscapes in inland Tarragona.
Prades · Tarragona
Discover the Mountain Campsites of Catalonia
The Pyrenees, valleys, forests, villages and natural areas. Mountain campsites in Catalonia offer a different way to discover the region, with nature close at hand and plenty of options to tailor your getaway to your own travel style.
From Cerdanya to Els Ports and the Prades Mountains, all you need to do is choose the setting you’d most like to explore and start planning your next getaway.
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