Camping Tres Estrellas Mequinenza

The Aiguabarreig area a couple of kilometres away is one of Spain's protected natural sites and the biggest river confluence on the Iberian Peninsula. Its riverbeds, forests, lakes, streams and reeds are a haven for birdwatching and nature spotting, where the keen eyed can spot kingfishers, birds of prey, deer, otters and wild goats: take a wander around to see what you can see. The small and handsome town of Mequinenza within simple strolling distance is a good place for historians to potter, to see its 14th and 15th-century castle, once an Arab fortress; its Old Town on the left bank of the Ebro, and the Museums of Mequinenza with their museums on local mining, history and prehistoric times. This is prime fishing territory too, especially for catfish in the Ebro and the Ribarroja reservoir; anglers come from all over the world to fish in these parts.