Enjoy a family trip to Eurocamp in Spain and combine the freedom of self-catering accommodation with the facilities of a holiday park. From sandy beaches on the Costa Brava and Costa Dorada to the sunny Costa Blanca, Spain offers a choice of family-friendly parks close to beaches, resorts and attractions.
Who is Eurocamp Spain for?
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Best for toddlers. If you’ve got little ones in tow, choose parks with shallow children's pools, splash parks, playgrounds and easy beach access, so fun in the sun can always be on the cards. One of our faves is Caballo de Mar - EUROCAMP, which has two children's pools and a splash park.
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Fab for teenagers. Teens will love the larger parks where there’s plenty to keep them occupied. Think waterslides, sports facilities, activities, entertainment and nearby resorts. The Costa Dorada is particularly handy for families wanting to combine a Eurocamp stay with a visit to world-famous PortAventura World.
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Best for beach breaks. If beach days are high on your priority list, you’ll love having direct beach access, and two of the best parks for this are Playa Brava - EUROCAMP and Caballo de Mar - EUROCAMP.
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The best waterslides. Love whizzing down slides and splashing into pools? You’ll love Internacional de Calonge - EUROCAMP and Caballo de Mar - EUROCAMP, where pools, slides and a splash park come as standard.
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Explore Barcelona! Fancy a day trip to Catalonia’s capital? Selected parks in the Costa Brava and Costa Barcelona are ideal bases for exploring Barcelona. For example, Caballo de Mar - EUROCAMP is only around 55km from the city.
Why choose Spain?
Spain is ideal for families looking for warm weather, beaches, outdoor activities and lively holiday resorts. Eurocamp adds pools, splash parks, entertainment and self-catering accommodation, giving you plenty to do both on and off the park.
Popular regions for Eurocamp Spain
Costa Brava
Playa Brava - EUROCAMP has direct access to a wide sandy beach, while Internacional de Calonge - EUROCAMP combines a beach location with four outdoor pools and waterslides. Caballo de Mar - EUROCAMP also has direct beach access, alongside three outdoor pools and a splash park!
Costa Dorada
The Costa Dorada is a strong choice for families who want sandy beaches, resorts, waterparks and attractions such as PortAventura World. Salou, Cambrils and the surrounding coastline provide plenty of options for family days out too.
Costa Blanca
The Costa Blanca combines sunny beaches with lively resorts, family attractions and mountain scenery. It’s a fab pick if you’re looking for a balance between relaxed days at the park and exploring nearby coastal resorts.
Costa de Almeria
The Costa de Almeria offers a more relaxed alternative to the other Costas, with its laidback beaches, natural scenery and family-friendly resorts. Go here if you’re after a quieter Spanish coastal escape.
Spain resorts
L'Alfas Del Pi holidays
Looking for a calm base near the beach on the Costa Blanca? Call off the search! L'Alfas Del Pi is a sun-soaked resort, inviting holidaymakers with its lovely mountainside location and easy access to the beach. You’ll instantly feel at ease when you unpack here, but if you’re after lively atmosphere, Benidorm is on your doorstep, and Alicante is a 45-minute drive away too.
Blanes holidays
The starting point of the sun-kissed Costa Brava, Blanes is a relaxing beach resort if you’re after a lovely little place to while away the days. Stunning sand patches cradle the wild coast and the quaint Old Town hides tapas bars and seafood restaurants. If you’re after a flavour of Spain, you’ll find it here.
Empuriabrava holidays
Say hola to this hub of family fun! Centring around a mega-sized marina and with a promenade-backed sandy stretch to enjoy, Empuriabrava definitely gets the thumbs up from us. Did we mention it’s sandwiched between the popular resorts of Roses and L'Escala, on the sun-kissed Costa Brava?
L'Estartit holidays
The 5km crescent of lush, gold-sand beaches and hidden coves are more than enough to entice you to visit L’Estartit. This little town sits within the foothills of a large, all-encompassing mountain, with a river not far away. Why not explore some more with a boat trip to Medes Island? It's super for scuba diving!
Lloret de Mar holidays
Good times are what Lloret de Mar is all about, from chilling out on the beach to dining in the sun and dancing the night away. Medieval remnants meet Gothic architecture in this glowing seafront resort, so you’ll easily get a feel for its more cultural side too. It’s an ever-popular resort that continues to attract couples, families and fun-seekers of all ages – no wonder it’s a Costa Brava classic.
Malgrat de Mar holidays
Showing off with a brilliant Blue Flag beach to rival them all, heaps of leisure facilities and a bustling central promenade, Malgrat De Mar is high on the list for classic family fun. This north-eastern Spanish resort on the Costa Barcelona is all about the sunshine, with hints of history to boot.
Pals holidays
Perched above the coast, Pals is a charming medieval village flush with time-honoured streets and lovely countryside views. When you fancy a change of scenery, the quintessentially Spanish coast is just a short drive away, made for sun-kissed beach days and long evening walks. And don’t forget the nature – surrounded by national parks, forests and hiking trails, Pals is perfect for outdoorsy families!
Pineda de Mar holidays
One of the major towns along the Catalan coast, Pineda de Mar, is worth visiting if you fancy seeing the real deal around the Costa Barcelona. This resort is fashioned with terracotta-topped buildings, rows of palm trees and dotted with historic buildings. Come and immerse yourself.
Platja d'Aro holidays
A chic resort with a cool, cosmopolitan feel – Platja d’Aro is the one for relaxation, exploration, and a taste of the lavish. Things here centre on a long expanse of golden beach, smart shops, and a bustling bar and restaurant scene. Did we mention the splash-tastic waterpark? Imagine the possibilities as you discover this resort.
Alcossebre holidays
Relaxed and quintessentially Spanish, Alcossebre is a fabulous holiday choice for every type of traveller. Sandy beaches stretch along the coastline here, and little cafés and eateries serving net-fresh seafood line the promenade. When you want to get out of the city, a beautiful nature reserve neighbours Alcossebre – ideal for walking and cycling, with breathtaking panoramas as an added reward up top.
Roda de Bara holidays
If you fancy mixing coastlines with culture, the relaxing shores of Roda de Bara should do the trick. Sink into smooth, Blue Flag sands one minute, and uncover Roman ruins the next. Looks-wise, you can expect a typical Spanish fishing village, with whitewashed houses, pretty plazas and plenty of al fresco socialising.
Sitges holidays
Just a stone’s throw from the buzz of Barcelona, Sitges is a chic coastal haven that’s as big on nightlife as it is beach life. Thanks to its boho vibes and love of good times, it’s been popular spot with the cool crowd for years – all the way back to Picasso and Co. But it’s still bursting at the seams with Spanish charm and traditional touches, as modern art galleries and smart boutiques mix with cobbled streets and quaint churches, plus there are even great golf courses. And this town loves to party, so expect a jam-packed events calendar on the cards too.
Vilanova La Geltru holidays
Not too far from Barcelona, Vilanova La Geltru’s become popular with families for its wide range of attractions and close proximity to the tempting shore. Boasting the best of both worlds with its historic centre and jewelled coastline, both beach babies and culture vultures will leave content.
How to choose your Eurocamp park in Spain?
Choose the Costa Brava for beaches and coastal scenery, the Costa Dorada for theme parks and family entertainment, or the Costa Blanca for sunshine and traditional Spanish resorts.
Where are the best Eurocamp resorts in Spain?
Eurocamp Spain gives you access to some of Spain's best-loved coastal regions and holiday destinations. Popular areas include the Costa Brava, Costa Dorada, Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol, each offering a different combination of beaches, resorts, activities and sightseeing. The Costa Brava is particularly popular for its coves, coastal scenery and traditional fishing villages.
Is Eurocamp Spain suitable for families?
Yes, Eurocamp Spain is an excellent option for family holidays. Holiday parks typically provide facilities and activities designed for different age groups, while self-catering accommodation gives families more space and flexibility than a traditional hotel room. Spain's beaches, waterparks, theme parks and family attractions also provide plenty of opportunities for memorable days out.
What accommodation is available at Eurocamp Spain?
Eurocamp accommodation is designed to provide an outdoor holiday experience without the need for guests to bring and set up traditional camping equipment. Depending on the park and accommodation type, you can choose comfortable mobile homes and other holiday accommodation with facilities for self-catering, sleeping, washing and relaxing. Options vary depending on the individual park.
Is Eurocamp Spain good for a beach holiday?
Yes, Eurocamp Spain is a strong choice for a beach holiday, particularly when choosing a park close to one of Spain's popular Mediterranean coastlines. The Costa Brava is known for sandy beaches, rocky coves and water sports, while the Costa Dorada offers long sandy shores and family-friendly resorts. The Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol also provide excellent beach holiday options.
What activities can you enjoy at Eurocamp Spain?
Activities depend on the individual holiday park, but Eurocamp parks in Spain can include swimming, sports, children's activities, cycling and family entertainment. Outside the parks, you can also make the most of water sports, boat trips, hiking, sightseeing and beach days. Spain is home to major attractions like PortAventura World on the Costa Dorada, making it particularly attractive for families.
Can you explore Spain from a Eurocamp park?
Yes, with Eurocamp, it’s easy to combine time at the park with sightseeing and day trips. Depending on your location, you can explore historic towns, coastal villages, beaches, markets and natural attractions. The Costa Brava, for example, offers access to places such as Girona as well as dramatic coastline and traditional villages.
Is Eurocamp Spain good value for families?
Eurocamp Spain can provide good value for families because self-catering accommodation gives you lots of flexibility when it comes to meals and daily spending. You can also make use of on-site facilities rather than paying for separate entertainment every day. Choosing a holiday park with swimming pools, sports facilities and activities can make it possible to enjoy plenty of family fun in one location.