Camping Caravaning Cuenca

A 23-hectare pine wood above the Júcar

The campsite is on the Cuenca to Tragacete road, at km 8, on the banks of the Júcar and set in a 23-hectare pine wood. Cuenca's old town is about 7 km away, so you need a car to go up to the city. In return, it is on the same road that leads to the Serranía: the Ciudad Encantada about 20 km away, Uña 27, the La Toba reservoir 35 and the source of the Cuervo river about 70.

Nordic cabins, all year

There are 30 wooden Nordic cabins, of five types (Júcar, Huécar, Tormo, Las Grajas and Velero) and different capacities, open 365 days a year. They have a terrace, a kitchen with ceramic hob, microwave, coffee maker, fridge and utensils, television, heating, sofa bed, blankets, cleaning kit and a bathroom with bath and shower. The website's front page does not say how many people each type sleeps: you see it when you book.

Pitches, March to October

The camping area has more than 450 pitches of different categories for tents, caravans, motorhomes or campervans, with electric hook-up for caravans. It is open from March to October; in November 2026 it announced that it would not reopen until mid-March 2027. If you are travelling as a group, note that the campsite warns that it cannot always guarantee adjoining pitches. For motorhomes there is a chemical toilet emptying service.

What is on site

Restaurant (969 14 82 62), bar-café and supermarket; adult and children's pools with a lifeguard in season; playground, tennis court, football pitch and sports areas; barbecues; a jacuzzi; shower blocks with hot water, baby baths and adapted toilets; washing machines and a dryer; wifi and 24-hour security. In summer it runs entertainment: aqua gym, padel and tennis tournaments, a paella contest, bingo, summer cinema and a mini disco.

Animals are accepted; the conditions are in its internal rules, which are worth reading beforehand. The website's front page does not publish arrival and departure times or prices, which appear in its online booking system.

Making the most of it

It fits the Sunday at the Ciudad Encantada and lunch in the old town: you leave the campsite for the Serranía in the morning and come down to Cuenca for lunch. For the city, park at the castle or in the lower part and walk through the old town to the San Pablo bridge.