Camping La Vall De Campmajor

Many walking paths and cycling trails are within strolling distance of Camping La Vall De Campmajor, so set out with a camera or picnic and see how much of the local terrain you can traverse, and what kind of local wildlife you can spot. The small town of Sant Miquel de Campmajor/Sant Miquel and its Romanesque monuments is nearby. If you dig more old stuff, make the short drive to the Draga Neolithic Park, by a lakeside in a setting inhabited by humans for millenia. It's one of the oldest farming sites in Catalonia and has had excavation going on its land and under its water since 1994: this is the only place on the Iberian Peninsula where tools made only of wood have been fully recovered. Fancy a dip? Plunge into the nearby ponds to cool off, or drive the eight miles to fab Banyoles Lake, for kayaking and canoeing as well as swimming. If you'd prefer a day out at the seaside, both St Martí d' Empúries and Palafrugell are within 60km.