Càmping l'Illa (Sant Quirze Safaja)

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Camping l'Illa is located in the heart of nature, in the middle of the mountains at an altitude of 600 m, next to the Tenes River and Sant Miquel de Fai.

Just 40 km from Barcelona, this is a very welcoming family campsite. Located in a wonderful setting, the starting point for numerous excursions and surrounded by nature, it offers comfortable facilities and all the necessary services to make your stay as pleasant as possible. You can also enjoy a restaurant where you can savor delicious, traditional dishes, ideal for relaxing after an active day.

The campsite also offers a wide variety of activities for all ages, from guided nature excursions to family workshops and sports activities. This makes it a perfect choice for outdoor and adventure lovers, or simply for those looking to unwind in a peaceful setting.

Near the campsite, you can spend an afternoon shopping or explore places of interest such as Sant Miquel de Fai, the Cim de les Àligues, Moià, its caves or its impressive Romanesque heritage.

The campsite is open 11 months a year, welcoming visitors during the summer season, weekends, long weekends and holidays.

You'll find accommodations for large groups and schools, and dogs and cats are welcome so the whole family can enjoy the experience.

Parcel

Very natural and spacious spaces, ideal for enjoying tranquility and contact with nature:

Plots with plenty of shade, perfect for protecting yourself from the sun in the hottest months.
Grassy soil with sandy areas, which offer comfort and good drainage.
Very natural environment, with large and well-defined plots.
6A electrical connection available.
Approximate surface area of 80 to 100 m², sufficient to comfortably install a tent, caravan or motorhome.

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Registration Number in Tourism Register of Catalonia and Andorra: KB000165

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