Càmping la Fageda
Camping
The campsite offers a wide range of facilities:
- Bar.
- Restaurant.
- Store.
- Pool.
- Sports area.
Our facilities are perfectly adapted for people with reduced mobility.
In addition, the campsite is surrounded by a magnificent wooded area with drinking water sources throughout the surrounding area.
Bungalows
The bungalows allow guests to enjoy a stay within the natural park without sacrificing any comfort.
The bungalows consist of two bedrooms, a bathroom with shower, a fully equipped kitchen, television, air conditioning, heating, a garden, a porch, and a parking space. One bedroom has a double bed, and the other has two bunk beds (four single beds).
The bungalows are rented with bed linen and bath linen for all occupants.
Capacity up to 6 people.
We also have a bungalow fully adapted for wheelchair users.
You can also bring your pet to the bungalows.
Smoking is not allowed inside the bungalow; we suggest you do it on the porch.
Camping
The campsite is located in a large green space surrounded by forest.
With plots ranging from 70 to 150 square meters, all with lawn.
Those intended for caravans also have electricity and water.
The plots enjoy enviable tranquility, while still enjoying a privileged location within the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park.
Restaurant
The restaurant gives our customers the opportunity to taste the traditional cuisine of the area.
We offer a daily menu and a weekend menu, with dishes such as Santa Pau beans with minced meat and black trumpet mushrooms, sobrasada crepe and gratinéed cheese, cod with tomato jam, pig's trotters...
We also have special menus for groups and a children's menu.
We have group menus at different prices, starting from €15, €18, €20 and €22, where you can find a wide variety of dishes to taste made with products from our land.
All our menus are marked for allergens, intolerances...
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Events
Oktober Fest in Camprodon
17 OctoberSant Lluc Fair in Olot
From 17 to 18 OctoberSant Martirià Festival in Banyoles
From 24 to 26 OctoberMilanyada in Vallfogona de Ripollès
25 OctoberLluèrnia, Fire and Light Festival in Olot
From 6 to 7 NovemberSant Gregori Bread and Chocolate Fair
15 NovemberOlot Nativity Scene Fair
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