Can Banal Natural Càmping
Spacious, welcoming, and sustainable!
We are a family business that since 1986 has been committed to rural tourism with a sustainable approach on a human scale.
We wish to offer an honest and friendly service with basic and practical facilities to make the most of your stay surrounded by the exceptional nature of La Garrotxa.
Can Banal is both a campsite and tourist apartments in the Alta Garrotxa region. We opt for simplicity without sacrificing hospitality, appreciation for nature, and a commitment to more conscious and respectful tourism.
Come see who you are!
No noise, no light pollution, and no vehicles circulating in the camping area. No bungalows or fixed pitches either... yet exceptionally spacious areas, offering both privacy and abundant shade. Can Banal, a natural campsite and the least environmentally conscious.
What does Can Banal offer?
- During your stay, your vehicle must remain parked in one of the three parking areas. You can access your pitch to unload and load on your departure day, and in return, there is no charge for parking your vehicle there.
- We charge a reduced price to those who arrive on foot or by bike, due to their minimal ecological footprint.
- We rent fully equipped "ready-to-go camping" tents, equipment, and mountain bikes.
- Enjoy the terrace with a refreshing drink from the bar while the children swim in our modest pool or jump on the large diving board.
- Enjoy one of our fresh, homemade dishes from the market with exotic touches like Mediterranean flavors.
- Participate in or organize fun, practical, creative workshops for all ages.
- Starting directly from Can Banal to discover 6 different marked and described trail routes and thus meet our Albera cows and Catalan breed donkeys.
Take refuge in Can Banal and treat yourself to a balm of nature.
Make reservations via WhatsApp at 972 68 76 81 o 651 83 12 59
Nearby routes
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Events
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7 NovemberChestnut Fair in Maçanet de Cabrenys
7 NovemberSant Martirià Fair in Banyoles
From 13 to 15 NovemberOlot Origins Fair
From 21 to 22 NovemberLiving Nativity of Santa Pau
From 5 to 6 DecemberOlot Nativity Scene Fair
From 5 to 7 DecemberLegendary itinerary on the Pinxo Train in Banyoles
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