Càmping Conca de Ter
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The Campsite
Camping Conca de Ter stands out for the quality and variety of its facilities. It features two outdoor swimming pools (one for adults and one for children), a jacuzzi, a paddle tennis court, football and basketball fields, beach volleyball, indoor and outdoor playgrounds, a mountain bike circuit, and even an agility area for dogs. These spaces are designed to entertain both children and adults, offering activities that promote well-being, sports, and social interaction.
The campsite also offers essential services such as laundry facilities, barbecues, hot-water restrooms, a picnic area, free Wi-Fi, and a games room with ping-pong and billiards. There are various accommodation options to suit all needs. The 200 spacious, grassy, and well-shaded pitches are perfect for tents, caravans, and motorhomes. In addition, there are 29 fully equipped bungalows with kitchen, bathroom, heating, television, and terrace. The models include Finnish-style wooden bungalows and modern Sun Roller and Sun Roller Comfort units, designed to provide maximum comfort in the heart of the mountains.
Activities
During the high season, the campsite organizes children's workshops and leisure activities, creating a fun and family-friendly atmosphere. It is also an ideal starting point for outdoor adventures. In winter, many visitors stay here to be close to the Vallter 2000 ski resort, just 15 km away. Throughout the rest of the year, the area is perfect for hiking, cycling, cultural visits, and excursions to discover the charm of the surrounding villages.
Restaurant
The campsite's Camp Burger restaurant offers a gastronomic experience based on local produce and seasonal cuisine. Guests can enjoy burgers, tapas, mixed dishes, and daily menus in a welcoming and family-oriented atmosphere.
A privileged natural environment
Located in the Camprodon Valley, Camping Conca de Ter is just 15 km from the Vallter 2000 ski resort, offering visitors the opportunity to enjoy the mountains both in winter and summer. The area is rich in Romanesque heritage, with villages such as La Roca, Abella, and Tregurà, which preserve the charm of traditional architecture and offer spectacular panoramic views.
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