Camping Mas Nou

Founded back in 1972, Camping Mas Nou welcomes its guests today with a high level of comfort and refreshing fun in the pool. Cleanliness, family friendliness and relaxation are very important here - and make this campsite a holiday paradise for young and old.

Camping Mas Nou: peace, relaxation and modern living comfort

Camping Mas Nou offers its holiday guests modern sanitary facilities and a total of 320 pitches on a total area of 7.8 hectares. The spacious pitches are partly in the shade of large trees and are grassy. Electricity, water and waste water connections are available and Wi-Fi is included. Holidaymakers arriving without a tent or caravan can stay comfortably in one of the almost 50 mobile homes for rent. Those looking for active recreation can take part in numerous sports at Camping Mas Nou, from playing tennis to mini golf and basketball. There are opportunities for horse riding, parachuting and cycling in the vicinity of the holiday resort. A boat trip to the Medes Islands is also an unforgettable experience. At the Mas Nou campsite, there is a pool where guests of all ages can enjoy a refreshing dip. Two discount shops are less than five minutes' walk away. Here campers can easily find groceries and small items for their daily needs. The beach is around 3 kilometres away and can also be easily reached by bike via a well-maintained path. It is called La Robina, is located between the districts of Empuriabrava and Santa Margarida and is 1,700 metres long. The fine sand shimmers golden yellow in the sunlight, while surfers glide over the waves and divers marvel at the fantastic underwater world.

Enjoying nature and culture in Spain

The Costa Brava is an enchanting coastal region on the Spanish Mediterranean. Families, those seeking relaxation and sports enthusiasts can spend carefree holidays at Camping Mas Nou. The Camping Mas Nou holiday complex is in a wonderfully quiet location on the edge of Castelló d'Empúries, a medieval town with a well-preserved old town and an imposing Gothic-style cathedral. Active holidaymakers will love the numerous water sports options on the beach. If you go exploring in the north-east of Spain, you can discover characterful villages such as Cadaqués and wild and romantic nature parks such as the Aiguamolls marshland. The Cape of Creus, the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, is a nature park. The Sant Pere de Rodes monastery houses an information centre, which informs visitors about the rich flora and fauna, for example. From Camping Mas Nou, you can also easily reach the Catalan city of Girona, just 50 km to the south-west, which is the venue for colourful festivals all year round, from the "Temps de Flors" in spring to the "Sant Narcis" in late autumn.