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Catí already has a Punt Net promoted by the Generalitat Valenciana, through the Anti-Depopulation Agenda. It is a municipality belonging to the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community. It has a network of services for caravanning. This regulated public parking is located 70 km from the provincial capital, Castelló de la Plana. Vall de Catí makes artisan cheese with milk from its own farms, which allows us to know and control its quality and offer excellent products. The Catí cheese factory offers visits in which you can learn about the entire process of making its artisan cheese. A tour of its facilities, in which you can enjoy and learn new things about this exciting world. The visit constitutes a visual and gastronomic experience. It has 6 places with electricity and water by paying tokens that can be purchased at the l'Avellà spa. NOTICE: the machine is awaiting repair, we will inform you when service is restored. Sorry for the inconvenience. Among the attractions worth highlighting are manor houses and palaces with Gothic windows, such as those of the Miralles, Delme, Monserrats and Plaza houses. A little further from the town center is the Ermita de la Mare de Deu l'Avellà, it is located in a place where the waters are loaded with minerals and flow from a natural spring.

Culla has a Punt Net promoted by the Generalitat Valenciana with specific parking spaces for motorhomes, free gray and black water emptying service, as well as water supply. It is a town in the interior of the province of Castellón located in the Alt Maestrat region that has been recognized as The Most Beautiful Towns in Spain for its medieval castle, the richness of the environment and exceptional corners to discover. Some of its attractions to visit are the ruins of the Arab Castle, the Granero del Comendador also known as the dam or the Parish Church of El Salvador, which make up a route full of stories about Knights Templar and legends. On the website you can obtain information about the wide variety of activities available and schedules such as a guided tour of the historic center, the Parc Miner del Maestrat, the astronomical observatory, excursions, hiking and historical recreation. Culla 1233'

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.

Tírig has a Punt Net promoted by the Generalitat Valenciana with specific parking spaces for motorhomes, free gray and black water emptying service, as well as water supply. It is a small municipality in the province of Castellón, located in the Alt Maestrat region, known for housing the Valltorta Museum and being the starting point for guided visits to the groups of cave paintings in the Valltorta-Gasulla Cultural Park. more than 7,000 years old. It has notable monuments such as the church of Nuestra Señora del Pilar, a temple that dates back to the end of the 17th century and which in its bell tower houses a sundial with the signs of the zodiac. Other architectural elements of great value are the hermitage of Santa Bàrbara, the Pou de la Vila, built by French troops at the beginning of the 19th century or the Pou de la Cadena. Its landscape is characterized by the presence of almond trees, olive trees and 'pedra en sec' constructions, an ancient technique that consists of superimposing stones to build barracks, walls and even wells. On April 27 and 28, Tírig will celebrate the V edition of the Prehistoric Fair, a journey through time that will have a very varied program. The fair will offer guided tours, concerts, gastronomic delights, historical reenactments and a local produce market. In addition, attendees will be able to participate in exciting activities such as archery and an extensive program that you can see in the image gallery.