If you are looking for information about the ACSI Card in Catalonia, here you will find everything you need to know. If you like taking trips in a motorhome, caravan or tent outside the high season, you have probably heard about the CampingCard ACSI at some point. But… is it really worth it? How does it work? And which campsites in Catalonia accept it?
From CampingsCat we explain it to you in a clear and practical way.
What is the ACSI Card?
The CampingCard ACSI is a discount card created by Auto Camper Service International, a Dutch organization with extensive experience in the inspection and classification of campsites in Europe.
It is specially designed for travelers who move during the low season (spring, autumn and part of winter) and want to pay a reduced and fixed price per night.
How does it work exactly?
Participating campsites offer a fixed rate per night during specific dates (usually outside the central summer months). This rate usually includes:
- Pitch
- Two people
- Vehicle
- Tent, caravan or motorhome
- Electricity (with a consumption limit)
This is one of the great advantages: you know the price before arriving, without unexpected increases.
Each campsite decides the dates when the discount applies, so it is important to always check the exact acceptance period.
For example, some establishments in France such as Camping Le Sérignan Plage apply it outside the high season. In Catalonia, one of the best-known cases is Camping La Ballena Alegre, which also participates during certain periods.
What are the advantages of the ACSI Card?
If you usually travel outside the high season, the card can quickly pay for itself. Some of its strengths are:
- Real savings per night
- Ideal for autumn and spring getaways
- Perfect for motorhome and caravan travelers
- Price transparency
- Valid in thousands of European campsites
In many cases, just 3 or 4 nights are enough to make it worthwhile.
These are some of the campsites in Catalonia that accept the ACSI Card
Below you will find the campsites from your list that usually accept the CampingCard ACSI (always during specific low-season periods):
- Camping Platja Cambrils
- Camping Interpals Eco Resort
- Camping Mas Patoxas
- Camping La Torre del Sol
- Camping Prades Park
- Huttopia Barcelona Pirineos
- Camping l’Àmfora
- Camping Las Palmeras
- Camping Mas Nou
- Camping Joan Bungalow Park
- Camping Resort Els Pins
- Camping Cal Paradís
- Camping Begur
- Camping Eucaliptus
- Camping La Llosa
- Playa Montroig Camping Resort
- Camping Vilanova Park
- Camping Roca Grossa
- TAIGA Delta de l’Ebre
- TAIGA Bassegoda Park
- Camping Empordà
- Camping Rodas
(Remember: the exact dates may vary each year and each establishment decides when to apply the discount.)
So… is it worth it?
From CampingsCat we are clear: if you have flexibility and like traveling outside the high season, yes.
The CampingCard ACSI is not just a discount card; it is a way of traveling with greater peace of mind, better planning your budget and discovering quality campsites at a better price.
If you are thinking about autumn or spring getaways, it might be a good time to consider it 😉
