Refugio De Pescadores
Costa Brava, Girona
Refugio De Pescadores lives up to its name, offering a more intimate and authentic camping experience than the large resort-style sites that dominate the Costa Brava. This small, family-run campground retains the character of a traditional fisherman's refuge, with a laid-back atmosphere that feels a world away from the busy tourist centres nearby. The site is modest in size, which means it never feels crowded, and the pitches are arranged to provide a sense of privacy and calm.
The facilities are simple but well-maintained, with clean shower blocks, a small bar, and a restaurant that serves excellent local seafood — fitting for a place named after fishermen. The campground's location offers easy access to some of the Costa Brava's most beautiful and less-visited coves, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters or try your hand at fishing from the rocks. Evenings at the refuge are peaceful affairs, with the sound of the sea providing a natural soundtrack.
This area of the Costa Brava is wonderful for coastal walking, with paths that wind between hidden coves and through pine-clad headlands. The nearby town of L'Escala offers a working fishing port, excellent seafood restaurants, and access to the Empúries archaeological site. For those who prefer a quieter, more authentic camping experience away from the bustling mega-resorts, Refugio De Pescadores provides a genuine taste of the Costa Brava's coastal heritage.
Highlights
- Intimate, small-scale campground with character
- Traditional fisherman's refuge atmosphere
- Peaceful setting away from the resort crowds
- Direct access to coastal coves and fishing spots
- Excellent fresh seafood nearby
- Perfect for couples and solo travellers seeking tranquility
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