Càmping el Carlitos (Arenys de Mar)

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The family-run El Carlitos campsite is open mainly from May 1st to September 30th (and only on Sundays during the off-peak seasons). It is located on the NII road, km 658.7, in Arenys de Mar (Barcelona). This campsite combines proximity to the coast with close access to the Montnegre and Corredor Natural Park, just a 15-minute drive away.

Accommodation Type and Capacity

The campsite has a wide range of services for different needs:

Spacious pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, with electrical connections and room to spread out.
Fully equipped bungalows and mobile homes (4–6 people) with two bedrooms, a kitchen with a microwave and refrigerator, a bathroom with a hot shower, a living room, heating, air conditioning (in some types), a television, sheets, towels, and a furnished terrace.

Accommodation types include models such as Mediterranean, Tahiti, O'Hara, Fiji and Paradis, highly rated by users for their cleanliness, comfort and views of the sea and mountains.

Services and facilities

Services designed for families and groups include:

Outdoor swimming pools, one large and one for children, located just a few metres from the beach (around 100 m).
Sports area with a soccer field, ping-pong, petanque, and children's play area.
Bar-restaurant and pub/terrace, with outdoor barbecue service and a restaurant open during the summer.
A laundry, supermarket, and free parking area make your stay easier.
Wi-Fi is available in common areas and some accommodations, although it may be limited.
Pet-friendly, allowing dogs (except for breeds considered dangerous) with a supplement and specific space for them.

Environment and activities

Thanks to its proximity to the sea and the natural park, the possibilities for activities are almost endless. From swimming on the beach, kayaking, or snorkeling, to hiking and mountain biking along forest trails and viewpoints in the area. The campsite is a great starting point for exploring the coastal path, ancient forests, or hidden coves, experiencing a greener and more authentic Catalonia.

Access and connections

The campsite is open between May and September, with special weekend operations during the off-season. It is easily accessible via the N-II highway or the C-32/AP-7 motorway, with Barcelona approximately 40 km away and Girona approximately 50 km away. The proximity to Girona and Barcelona airports expands the options for travelers from all over the world.

Guest reviews and experiences

Visitors particularly value the cleanliness, friendly staff, and peaceful surroundings. On Booking.com and Campings.com, it receives outstanding ratings, with an average of over 8.5/10. Reviews praise the feeling of security, the views of the sea and nature, as well as the comfort of the bungalows. Other highlights include the good value for money and the relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.

Registration Number in Tourism Register of Catalonia and Andorra: KB-000104

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