Prades Park - Camping & Bungalow

Spa was a lovely experience, although time limited so we felt a little rushed. The spa was 5 star, with an opening roof for sky views while in a hot tub aswell as the typical spa facilities, steam room, sauna, warm pool, cool pool and hot showers. It was especially nice to have the session to ourselves as it added to the relaxing experience. The campsite was good, we had a pitch for tents/vans and was the upgraded version, had a fair amount of space to utilise although we didn't really use it. The park staff are friendly and very helpful. They supplied us with a map of trails we could do. The town is a stones throw away which has very basic things, a very small shop for food (there is also a small one on site too). We timed it right and got to see the Christmas market at night which was awesome. I would also recommend the trail visiting the red rock which was only a 10 minute cycle to, the other side of town. The bins for all rubbish were located just outside the main gates, I can see this as both a positive and a negative, from reducing flies and smell but also meaning a few minutes to walk. There is an onsite restaurant, but didn't list any vegan options so we didn't bother looking in, however it did look very nice. Negatives: the park drive ways can be narrow and tight turning, a 6 meter lwb van struggles to get around without reversing back and forth. Pitches can be difficult to get into aswell. Unfortunately we visited in December, so the water at the pitches were turned off, luckily we had refilled at a previous aire. The showers in the general service block can be very nice and pleasant if you time it right, if not they can be not very hot. The washing up area could do with a refurbishment as some granite/marble worktops are cracked and damaged, the hot taps have low pressure and a couple of sinks are cold water only. In the toilets there was no hand dryer, which was a shame as it looked like a recently refurbished block with music playing throughout and modern sinks and cubicles. The outdoor pool was closed due to the time of year aswell. We would have used the washing machines if there was a tumble dryer aswell. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, great time of year to visit, apart from being colder, the park was quieter which was great for us.

Wonderfull campsite. The location in the Prades mountains is splendid and the pitches are quite big for Spanish standards. The overall atmosphere is relaxing and you can see these people know what camping is about. Everything is really super well taken care of: the plants, the shower block with rain showers. The people are so nice and especially Alba and Iris really made us feel so welcome. Unfortunately, after 2 nights for a reasonable price of € 25 per night with tent and 2 people, no electricity, the price almost doubled to € 44 (!), because of the holliday weekend of 1st May. The services they offer however are still the same, so for example the swimming pool still being closed. We think this is not a fair increase. We would have loved to stay longer, but € 44 is beyond of what we are willing to spend on a campsite, especially since it is still April, low season.

Very nice staff, quite place and good to go with children

The stay was fantastic, the place is very beautiful with many things to do around. The Padres is a very cute little village where you can find anything you need to have a very comfortable stay. The only problem we had was with the noise at night. On the surroundings of the pool every night there is entertainment event that goes on until midnight. We recommend to look of a place as far as possible from the swimming pool.

Love this camping. Good pitches. Good, free WiFi. Quiet. Clean. Loads of hot water in the showers. 15 minutes or so walk to centre of the beautiful little village. Even the endless loop of 70s & 80s rock classics in the shower block is great, although maybe not to everyone's taste ;)