(43740) Móra d'Ebre - 1 Carrer de la Mare Teresa Guasch

Overnight area for motorhomes and campers open all year, 24 hours a day. Automatic opening via mobile. Strategically located between Barcelona and Madrid, being a link between the AP2 motorway and the A-2 motorway. Ideal point to spend the night, rest on the road or empty and fill waters. Integrated in the service area 447 of the A-2 motorway (exit 447), a few meters from a gas station and a cafeteria-restaurant, Camper El Globo Area is equipped with 10 parking spaces of 45 m2 (9m * 5m). All with electrical outlet. Possibility of pitches for larger vehicles.

The recently renovated Camping Alfacs is located next to the sea, 5 minutes from Les Cases d'Alcanar, the Ebro Delta Natural Park and Sant Carles de la Ràpita. Spaces with electricity and running water, also offering free Wi-Fi connection. Camping Alfacs offers a lagoon-style swimming pool next to the sea surrounded by greenery. The Serramar sports complex is next to Alfacs and has two swimming pools, tennis and paddle tennis, all free of charge. The glamping tents are oceanfront and feature a coffee maker, microwave, and refrigerator. Alfacs Village is an accommodation accredited with the Terres de l'Ebre Biosphere Reserve seal and promotes sustainability.

Opening on 01/05/2024 Location currently closed

Rossell has a Punt Net promoted by the Generalitat Valenciana. It is a municipality worth highlighting as it is located in a privileged natural enclave as it is the gateway to the Tinença de Benifassà Natural Park, recognized for its great biodiversity of flora and fauna, and for its beautiful landscapes. The term is made up of three population centers: Rossell, the largest; the picturesque Bel y les Cases del Riu, next to the Sénia river. Among other attractions, the town has the interesting artistic complex of the Church of Sants Joans, the “Lope de Vega” Lecture Hall, the square and the Town Hall building. Furthermore, with a short trip to the small town of Bel, visitors will be able to see its whitewashed stone houses with wrought iron balconies, as well as the Romanesque church of Sant Jaume. The City Council's website includes a very interesting list of routes to explore the most notable corners. The area is free, has eight spaces, gray and black water emptying, drinking water supply, as well as a picnic table. NOTICE: the light supply point is not yet enabled. Sorry for the inconvenience.