Camping Caravaning La Manga

At the Entrance to La Manga, Facing Calblanque

Camping Caravaning La Manga is at exit 16 of the La Manga motorway, the RM-12, right where the sandy spit begins, on the shores of the Mar Menor and opposite Calblanque Regional Park. It is the accommodation closest to the Calblanque beaches of those we list here: on one side you have the clear, shallow waters of the Mar Menor, and on the other, the dunes and coves of the park. It opens all year, with a 24-hour reception. In the regional Tourism Institute listing and on camping portals it already appears as Capfun Camping La Manga; its own website keeps the old name.

Pitches to Stay

The pitches are about 84 or 100 m², with gravel ground and separated by hedges and trees, each with its own water point, drain and 10-amp electricity. There is a motorhome service, laundry, supermarket, restaurant-café, safe-keeping of valuables and mail. The campsite does not publish rates on its website: ask for a price by email at [email protected] or on 968 56 30 14.

The Bungalows, Model by Model

The wooden ones are for 2 to 4 people, with one or two bedrooms, or for 4 to 6, with two. The website describes three mobile-home models: the Habana Top Presta, 25 m² for four; the Sun Top Presta, 27 m², for four or six; and the Resort Top Presta, 29 m², three bedrooms and up to eight people. All have a fitted kitchen, air conditioning, television and terrace. They do not include bed linen or towels, so bring your own, and they must be left clean or a supplement is charged. In low and mid season the minimum stay is two nights, and in high season those for 4 to 6 are rented for a minimum of four.

Facilities

Free for guests: swimming pool, six tennis courts, three frontenis courts, football, basketball, beach volleyball, eight petanque courts, a playground and an outdoor fitness circuit. Paid: the sailing school and, from November to March, the indoor pool, jacuzzi and gym. In summer there is an open-air cinema and children's entertainment. The website does not say whether dogs are accepted or what time you check in and out: ask when booking.

For eating out, El Mosqui, in Cabo de Palos, serves the local caldero a few minutes away by car.