Top 5 Campground in Asturias

C. Tolombredo de Arriba, s/n, 33154 Cudillero, Asturias, Spain

“We stayed here for two nights a couple of weeks ago. Our top tip is to get there as close to 12pm as you can so you get the best choice of pitches, then look around before confirming to pick your spot. We chose a lovely corner pitch with a hedge on two sides and a tree for shade but several of the pitches offered were an open square of grass with only a couple of stones to mark the space from neighbours....so choose carefully! The staff were friendly and helpful and the facilities were clean and spacious. We really enjoyed the steep walk down to Cudillero and back but there are a LOT of steps so be warned! We didn't use the bar or small shop so cannot comment but the pool looked a good size and wasn't too busy.”

AS-257, 88, 33328 Colunga, Asturias, Spain

“We've been staying over 8 nights in a campervan. The toilets & washrooms are always being kept clean and the staff on the site & in the bar are super friendly and helpful. Special mention to Alicia for coping with my bad Spanish, many changes of plans and finding my lost hat. One recommendation would be to have soap and hand driers in the washrooms. It isn't the fault of campsite, but we couldn't take our dog on the beach (not permitted until end of September). There are walks though in the nearby eucalyptus forest. Site being enjoyed by many Spanish families.”

N-634, km 296, 33596 Andrín, Asturias, Spain

“Clean and friendly. Good restaurant.The surroundings are amazing: beaches cliffs canyons, there’s everything! You have some noice from the highway but for the rest we enjoyed our stay between the other, mostly Spanish, guests.”

Camping Arenal de Moris, 33346 Caravia, Asturias, Spain

“Great campsite - 5 to 10 minute walk to the beach. Good clean showers, decent shop and reasonably priced cafe / bar for some basic food if you can’t be bothered to cook. Other reviews mentioned the nearby motorway viaduct, but the noise didn’t bother us.”

Calle Cuesta, 7, 33150 Cudillero, Asturias, Spain

“Only good thing is the beach; No shade, no privacy, our original pitch for our tent was on a corner bit next to two campers who live on the site and the street, upon request we were given another one with more grass next to the bungalows, there are no rules about music/ silence so everybody was loud, drunk and rude, dogs barking, cars, music, people, I literally dont know what I paid for here. Could barely fall asleep and when I did got woken up at 6am by drunk guests. No wifi, badly smelling toilets. Shame bc the beach is nice”

Unnamed Road, 33746, 33746 El Franco, Asturias, Spain

“We stayed in the tent for a night and I really enjoyed the experience and slept very well on the mattress. The only downsides are that the tents are close to one another and there are only 3 showers per gender (however when we were here the camping was not fully booked so there was absolutely no problem with the showers). Other than that very nice experience and the staff is extremely kind!! Also, every tent comes with a table and chairs / benches, which allow you to enjoy the camping more. I would come here again!”

33840 Valle de Lago, Asturias, Spain

“The campsite is beautiful and free of cars. It feels like camping in the mountains. There are walks and hikes to do directly from the campsite. The facilities are clean, hot showers and the staff are unbelievably friendly and helpful. The bar serving local produce is also great. I would stay there again.”

Ctra. General, 33509 Póo, Asturias, Spain

“Not our best stay in a camping site I’m afraid. Overpriced and the toilets were unsanitary. The parcels were tight and there’s no privacy whatsoever. Funny enough, we stayed at a paid parking spot for motor homes the night before that charged us 10€ and the toilets were ten times cleaner and there’s plenty of space! Why pay 27€ for a tiny camping area at a overcrowded place when you can stay at a parking spot for a tenner? Quite disappointed…”