Comillas Campsite

Sleeping at the beach

Camping de Comillas has operated since 1966 on Calle Manuel Noriega, the one on the Comillas beach promenade, on what used to be a cattle meadow. There are pitches beside the sea and others in the shade of the trees, sheltered from the midday sun and the north-east wind, among vines and garden. From here you walk to the sand, the harbour and the centre, without taking the car for your whole holiday.

The pitches

It has 310 pitches of 60 m², accessible to large vehicles, spread across six areas: a high one beside the sea viewpoint, another wooded and quiet, a spacious one beside the washrooms, another sheltered behind the wall, the central one next to the house and the shop, and the front-line one with sea views. It has no bungalows or mobile homes: it is a campsite for tents, caravans and motorhomes. Its website offers a pitch map to download.

The services it publishes are electricity, hot showers, washing machines and dryers, wifi and security. There is a traditional bar with a terrace and a small supermarket with bread, fruit, water and drinks. According to its conditions, the supermarket opens at the end of June and the bar and night watch operate in July and August.

2026 prices

The website publishes its rates for the 2026 season, from 25 May to 4 October, VAT included:

Under-4s and dogs do not pay. Front-line pitches require a minimum booking of five days.

Rules

Arrival is from 10:00 to 21:30 if there is a free pitch, and the day runs from 12:00 to 12:00. Six people fit on a pitch and four on a half pitch. One pet per pitch is admitted, up to 25 kg, with a vaccination card, on a lead and not of breeds considered dangerous. Minors without their parents or guardians are not admitted, and anyone arriving without a vehicle must bring a tent and ID. From 13 to 19 July 2026 it reserves part of the campsite for families, with no groups.

Booking

By telephone, on 942 720 074 or 659 293 834, or at [email protected]. From the campsite you walk up to Gaudí's El Capricho and the Sobrellano Palace, and by car you reach Oyambre beach in minutes.