Càmping El Pont de Barcelona
The El Pont campsite is located in the heart of the Guilleries region, bordering the Sau Reservoir. It stands out, among other things, for the shade provided by its fir trees.
It is a cozy and pleasant environment to share with its guests.
Accommodations
Bungalows
The bungalows are perfectly equipped. They have heating, a shower, a toilet, a TV, a refrigerator, a microwave, and all the necessary cooking utensils. So you only need to bring sheets and towels.
* Dogs are welcome, as long as they sleep in their own house.
The Masia Hostel
Ideal for hikers, cooks, horseback riding, mountain biking, corporate training sessions, seminars...
The old Malafogassa Bridge Farmhouse, like the bridge itself, dates back to the 15th century. Every effort has been made to ensure comfort without altering its original structure. It has heating, hot water, two bathrooms, a fireplace, a barbecue, and a large outdoor space. It can accommodate up to 30 people. Sheets and towels are required.
*Dogs are welcome, as long as they sleep in their own house.
It has an area and a shed for horses… in case you come on a route.
Activities
Camping El Pont offers all kinds of activities and a whole world of adventures to enjoy in nature: horse riding on the premises, canoeing, climbing, archery, mountain biking, mini golf, fishing, and much more.
They also have rooms for summer camps and esplais.
Facilities
Restaurant and Shop
The campsite has a restaurant where you can eat by the fire and enjoy a little after-dinner conversation. It offers homemade food, pizzas, bread, and cold cuts...
There is also a small shop for anything you might need.
Swimming pool and recreation areas
Their activities will ensure you have a wonderful time at the campsite, whether in a group or as a couple.
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Events
Major Festival of the Aplec del Remei in Santa Maria de Palautordera
From 15 to 18 OctoberModernist Conferences in la Garriga
From 16 to 18 OctoberGuided tour of Hostalric Castle
17 OctoberGuilleries Fair in Sant Hilari Sacalm
From 17 to 18 OctoberSant Lluc Fair in Olot
From 17 to 18 OctoberGuided tour of Vic on Sundays in October
18 OctoberViladrau Chestnut Fair
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