Be warm, be cool, bathe on the beach or slide down a slope on skis… we guarantee a grand time when camping in Granada. The Andalucia province shares the biggest natural park in Spain (the Sierra Nevada) with its neighbour Almeria, but it’s in Granada where ski buffs can accelerate to full speed at the Sierra Nevada Ski Station, Europe’s most southerly ski resort and regular host to the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup.
Thinking brrr, you’d rather wear your swimming togs than be bundled up in a snowsuit? Granada’s Costa Tropical is a tad less touristy than Málaga’s Costa del Sol to the west: loll lazily on one of its beautiful beaches with the Sierra Nevada Mountains as a backdrop or sample seafood and sangria at main seaside resorts Almuñecar, La Herradura and Salobreña.
Other recommended ventures from your Granada campsite are the region’s biggest tourist attraction and World Heritage Site Alhambra in Granada city, hiking in the Lecrin Valley and fishing from the Genil river flowing throug Granada from the Sierra Nevada: ask for ideas at reception or check out each campsite listing’s 'Local attractions' tab for more info.
