Camping Huttopia Parque de Doñana

Guests at Camping Huttopia Parque de Doñana experience a dream holiday in wild and romantic Andalusia in Spain. Its location between Seville and the sea makes it ideal for a city and beach holiday.

Campsite in Andalusia with pools

The sound of birds wakes up holidaymakers on the pitches at Camping Huttopia Parque de Doñana. Thanks to its peaceful location, the campsite is an oasis of relaxation for families and nature lovers. The site is covered in pine trees. The site offers a variety of rental accommodation, including chalets, shingle caravans and tents. The two pools are ideal for a dip in the cool water. One is quietly situated in the shade of trees, the other is a paradise for children. The little ones love to play on the sandy beach and refresh themselves in the paddling pool. The playground is also a favourite meeting place. At Camping Huttopia Parque de Doñana, sporty holidaymakers have the opportunity to really let off steam. Table tennis, badminton or football will get you chatting quickly. If you want to make new friends while camping in Andalusia, visit the Centre de Vie. Here you can meet up to borrow a book or a board game. The Café-Comptoir invites you to round off the evening with an ice cream or a drink. Pizza and other delicacies are also available.

Excursion tips for nature and culture fans

If you fancy sightseeing while camping in Andalusia, the capital city of Seville, 55 kilometres from the campsite, is the place to go. The landmark Alcázar Real de Sevilla is still the seat of the royal family. The Moorish-style building complex is adorned with fascinating ornamentation. A stroll through the romantic garden is also worthwhile. Seville is also home to one of the largest religious buildings in the world: the Catedral de Santa Maria de la Sede houses a precious treasure chamber. There is also plenty to see in the immediate vicinity of Camping Huttopia Parque de Doñana: The picturesque village of Hinojos is easily accessible by bike. It is known for its whitewashed houses and the parish church of Santiago el Mayor. A trip to El Rocío is a highlight for nature lovers: as horses are still the means of transport in the village, time seems to have stood still. Wild horses and flamingos can be seen on a hike through the surrounding marshland. The Donana National Park is also home to other rare animals such as imperial eagles and Iberian lynxes. Hiking and cycling maps are available at the visitor centre. You can also book guided tours with a knowledgeable ranger here. On the edge of the national park, the beach of Matalascañas invites you to take a dip. The Huttopia Parque de Doñana campsite is located in the marvellous Andalusian countryside. The campsite with two pools is the ideal starting point for exploring Doñana National Park by bike or on foot.