Càmping La Vall
Located on the outskirts of Taradell, in a beautiful valley where a natural environment has been maintained, surrounded by a refuge for native fauna, with a lake where migratory birds stop and from where you can go hiking, mountain biking and all sports related to nature, and at the same time, close to the city of Vic, with its wide cultural and leisure offer.
A tourist complex with more than 80,000 square meters.
Mountain campsite 65 km from Barcelona.
Services
- 210 camping units ranging from 70 to 140 m2, with water, electricity, and drainage.
- Air-conditioned buildings.
- High-comfort bungalows with capacity for 4, 5 and 6 people.
- Area for campers with pets.
- Bungalows and caravan parking.
- Accessible to large vehicles.
- Many trees.
- Washer and dryer.
- Free general hot water.
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Facilities
- Bar.
- Restaurant.
- Supermarket.
- Social hall.
- Pool.
- Game room.
- TV room.
- Children's corner.
- Own forest.
- Playground.
- Sports courts.
Situation
- 45 min. from Barcelona.
- 45 min. from Montserrat.
- 60 min. from ski slopes.
- 60 min. from Costa Brava.
Accesses
- From France and Zaragoza, access via the C-25 Transversal Axis, exit Vic toward Barcelona on the C-17. Take the Taradell exit, exit 54, and follow the signs through the town.
- From Barcelona, take the C-17 Barcelona-Vic-Puigcerdà highway. At km 64.5, take the Taradell turnoff, exit 54, and cross the town following the signs.
- Bus stop 1.5 km away, destination Vic.
- Railway station in Vic, 10 km.
- Barcelona Airport, 75 km.
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Events
Catalonia Industrial Tourism Week 2026
From 16 to 25 OctoberPanoràmic Festival in Granollers, Barcelona, Terrassa and Vic
From 15 October to 27 December"Tocats per la tardor" in Prats de Lluçanès
24 OctoberViladrau Chestnut Fair
From 24 to 25 OctoberAutumn Fair in Montseny and Flabiol Festival in Arbúcies
From 24 to 25 OctoberSant Celoni Forest Fair
From 24 to 25 OctoberGuided tour of Vic on Sundays in October
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