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Camping Aín Jaca

View of Mount Oroel from the pool (added by manager 08 Oct 2017)

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Peaceful and spectacularly scenic site at the foot of Mount Oroel
A short drive to Jaca city, a ski resort and deserted Canfranc station
Outdoor pool with spectacula rmountain views

Cor – what cracking views this site has over Mount Oroel. And what easy access it has to hikes around spectacular valleys: if simple and highly scenic is just the way you like it, then this spot is sure to please. Camping Aín Jaca lies at the foot of Mount Oroel, just two kilometres from the city of Jaca, an ancient fortified city on the Aragón River. It#s within easy reach of the grand ruined station of Canfranc, and 40 minutes’ drive from a ski resort too. The hosts here are hailed by previous holidaymakers as being warm and friendly, and always up for offering advice on local hiking options. A small and scenic pool is on site, before and after which you can fuel up at the little bar and eatery in the old farmhouse building. For anything more, supplies and meals out can be sought over in Jaca city centre, less than 10 minutes’ drive away. And for a simplistic site, its amenities are certainly generous: the immaculately kept washrooms have a hot-water supply and house hairdryers, hand soap, paper towels and lots of mirror space, plus plenty of showers with shower curtains and hooks to hang clothes and towels on. An added bonus too is that there’s no specific time to pack up and vacate the site, so you won't feel hurried along when leaving.

Site type

Languages spoken

English

French

Spanish

Features

Dogs allowed

Leisure on site

Bar or club house

Cycle hire

Evening entertainment

Fishing

Fitness centre

Games room

Indoor swimming pool

Kids' club

On-site restaurant/cafe

Outdoor swimming pool

Play area

TV room

Take away

Tennis

Watersports

Amenities on site

Bath available

Car parking by pitch/unit

Composting toilet

Disabled facilities

Dog park

Drying room

Food shop

Free wifi

Ice pack freezing

Internet access

Launderette

Local produce

Parent & baby washroom

Pick-up from public transport

Portable toilet

Pub toilets

Public telephone

Shower available

Toilet block

Washing-up area

Wifi

Groups welcome

Family friendly

Motorcycle friendly

Single-sex groups welcome

Student groups welcome

Rules

Barbecue provided

Barbecues allowed

Campfires allowed

Commercial vehicles allowed

Dogs allowed

Dogs allowed all year

Themes

Forest

Peaceful

Remote location

Wildlife haven

Utilities

Charging facilities

Chemical disposal

Electric car charging point(s)

Gas cylinders available

Recycling available

Renewable energy

Nearby amenities

Bar nearby

Dog walk nearby

Type

Large (51-200 pitches)

Nearby leisure

Climbing nearby

Cycle hire nearby

Horse riding nearby

Mountain biking nearby

Tennis nearby

Touring and motorhomes

Drainage hook-up points for tourers

Location

Camping Aín Jaca

Calle Bajada de Baños

Jaca

Huesca

Spain

22700

Directions

Timezone

Europe/Madrid CET (GMT+01:00)

GPS

42.55298°N
-0.55149°W

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Local attractions

As one might expect from somewhere as lush and lovely as this, lots of viewsome hiking routes are around, such as that from Estación de Canfranc, a short drive away. There’s also a local activity centre, and should you seek a snow-based sport during winter, a ski resort is around 40 minutes’ drive north of Camping Aín Jaca. One of the local must-sees has got to be the huge deserted railway station of Canfranc deep in the Aragon river valley: once one of Europe’s busiest rail hubs, this grand and ghostly ruin was shut down in 1970, and now lies eerily empty in front of its mightily spectacular Pyrenean backdrop. Over in the local city of Jaca, amble around its attractive Old Town to spy the 16th-century Castle of St. Peter – with its Museum of Military Miniatures – and 11th-century cathedral, punctuating your investigation with pitstops at any of the many excellent eateries around. During winter, the city has a fun and funky vibe with lots of live music around, so it’s a tiptop spot to hang around if you’re here for the ski season.

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Does Camping Aín Jaca have a swimming pool? Yes View all features
Is Camping Aín Jaca dog friendly? Yes View all features
What attractions are near Camping Aín Jaca? As one might expect from somewhere as lush and lovely as this, lots of viewsome hiking routes are around, such as that from Estación de Canfranc, a short drive away. There’s also … Read more
When can I check in and check out of Camping Aín Jaca?

Camping and touring

Arrive: 8 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Depart by: 4 p.m.

Read more