Camping Clara

Camping Clara is located on the Spanish Mediterranean coast and boasts a direct location on the kilometre-long sandy beaches of the Costa Dorada. The family atmosphere and flat terrain with shady pitches under tall trees make it the perfect accommodation for families with children, and dog owners are also happy to enjoy a holiday with their pets.

3.5-star campsite with a direct location on the sandy beach

Camping Clara is just a few steps away from the kilometre-long beach and invites families with children to build sandcastles. Sun-seeking guests will find a place to relax on the fine sand. The campsite extends over 1.4 hectares and offers 95 pitches in various sizes, providing plenty of space for holidaymakers. The facilities also include dishwashing sinks and washbasins for washing clothes. If required, the washing machine and tumble dryer can also be used. Parents can sit back and enjoy the peace and quiet while the children play in the children's playground or on the lawn or take part in the fun entertainment programme with other children. In the evening, guests can treat themselves to a culinary evening meal in the campsite's own restaurant. Those who prefer to experience something special can enjoy a barbecued meal together by the crackling campfire. The family atmosphere on the site makes for great conversations between neighbours. An on-site grocery shop provides holidaymakers with the necessary food. Sporty holidaymakers can enjoy some time out on the golf course or hire a bike and explore the beautiful region around Torredembarra. The campsite also has free Wi-Fi and a multi-purpose sports field where you can play football or volleyball, for example.

Discover the former fishing village of Torredembarra

Torredembarra, which was founded in Roman times, used to be an important fishing village in Spain. It has since developed into a popular holiday destination. Kilometres of unspoilt sandy beaches invite holidaymakers to take long walks in the evening sun or swim in the crystal-clear water. Nature lovers can experience a diverse flora and fauna in the dunes. The harbour and the shopping streets with numerous bars and restaurants in the town centre also invite you to linger. Thanks to the wide selection, holidaymakers won't have to search long for a tasty culinary delicacy. The parish church of Sant Pere with its baroque organ is one of the most important landmarks. The town's oldest surviving building provides a nostalgic journey back in time: the town tower was probably built in the 12th or 13th century.