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Camping Los Arenales Almagro

Carril de Atilano S/n, 13270 Almagro, Cdad. Real, Spain

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Detailed Information

Place Types Campground
Address Carril de Atilano S/n, 13270 Almagro, Cdad. Real, Spain
Coordinate 38.879775,-3.695998
Website http://www.campinglosarenales.com/
Rating 4
Compound Code V8H3+WJ Almagro, Spain

Openning hours

Monday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Friday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM

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Reviews

David Cunningham (10/07/2020)

Very friendly and helpful service, beautiful scenery and a nice bar

Etel G (06/03/2016)

We headed to Camping Los Arenales, just five minutes away from downtown Almagro, and stayed for two full days. We are in love with the place. First, it costs a fraction of the Hospedaria de Almagro where we stayed the night before (€13.50 vs €65–tent vs room), has wonderfully hot water in the showers, swimming pool (it was closed in May), barbecues, restaurant, cafeteria, (very good) wi-fi, laundry, playground, cabins, and RV and tents spaces. We defined it as a low-key, quiet, rural resort.nnWe settled at the cafeteria to use the wi-fi, while a few lively, older gentlemen drank white wine by the bar. I order a delicious red wine from the region (Castilla La-Mancha), and was very surprised to be served a tapa with it. It was a small piece of bread with a seafood-tomato sauce (better than any tapas I have had so far in Spain). I order a second glass. This time, I was served a small plate with white beans in vinaigrette (second best tapa in Spain).nnThe camping is not perfect. The bathrooms need remodeling and we found some areas to be quite abandoned. The Spanish authenticity and slow pace was what got us, though, and we recommend stopping by if you ever make it to beautiful Almagro.

DeleynGunter (08/15/2015)

I was scandalised by the owner of this camping. The night before I asked permission to use my laptop inside the restaurant because of the limited connexion and the use of the socket for power. No problem at all according to the staff. The following day after ordering two coffees I wanted to use the same table in the completely empty restaurant but I was yelled at by the owner. Although I apologised and said this was a mistake because the day before I was granted permission by his staff he continued to yell at me. The reason: the one small table I used was compromised by me. The night before I had moved one of the two dishes on that table and replaced it in exactly the same place and order. Franco regime all over again. By the way no possibility of breakfast. A supermercado in the reception hall which wasn't worth the name of supermercado. The restaurant itself was OK for a camping. The sanitary block was adequate.