Camping Salatà: Your Eco‑Friendly, Accessible Costa Brava Base for Beach, Culture and Trails
Looking for a Costa Brava stay that balances seaside downtime, nature, culture and clear, guest‑friendly policies? Camping Salatà delivers. This four‑star campsite combines practical comforts with eco‑conscious operations, accessible facilities, and easy access to beaches and iconic sights like Empúries, the Dalí Museum in Figueres and the Dalí House in Cadaqués. In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to plan your trip to Camping Salatà—from accommodation choices and pet policies to sustainability credentials and nearby adventures such as the Costa Brava’s legendary coastal paths.
What makes Camping Salatà stand out?
- Four‑star campsite with a long operating season, open 1 March to 30 November.
- Official registration number: KG-000048.
- Eco initiatives on site: electric vehicles for waste collection and staff transport, plus solar panels supplying renewable energy to common areas.
- Accessibility: an adapted bungalow and a pool hoist to ensure safe access to the water for wheelchair users.
- Choice of stays: shaded pitches, adults‑only glamping, and select pet‑friendly bungalows.
- Clear, guest‑centric policies on deposits, cancellation and check‑out times.
- Multilingual website (Spanish, Catalan, English, French, German, Dutch), an online interactive map, and a photo/video gallery to preview the experience.
Tip for planners: follow the campsite on Instagram @campingsalata and keep an eye on the Salatà Programme for event dates during your stay.
Stays at a glance
Pitches: space, shade and choice
Camping Salatà offers multiple pitch categories, each with defined occupancy and features so you can match your setup to your travel style:
- Basic pitches: up to 4 people; grass and partial shade.
- Confort, Confort Plus and Premium pitches: up to 5 people.
- Premium Plus pitches: up to 6 people and include a private bathroom.
Practical details you’ll appreciate:
- Pitch sizes are approximately 80–110 m² and designed with shade in mind.
- Cars are permitted on pitches, and there are also designated car‑free pitches for a quieter, traffic‑free atmosphere.
- A selection of pitches includes gas and TV hook‑ups in addition to standard electricity, fresh‑water and wastewater connections.
- The main sanitary block is heated for comfort in cooler months and includes 25 individual washing cabins for privacy.
Glamping: adults‑only comfort
- Migjorn glamping tents are reserved for adults (perfect for couples or two friends) and come fully equipped with a double bed, fan, fridge and Dolce Gusto coffee maker—ideal for enjoying the camping vibe with added comfort.
Bungalows and accessibility
- The Access bungalow is specially adapted for guests with reduced mobility. It offers ramp access, spacious interiors, and accommodates up to three people.
- Pet‑friendly bungalow options include the Llevant, Garbí and Access Plus categories.
Note for mobile‑home guests: cars must be parked in a separate parking area; on‑pitch parking isn’t permitted for these rentals.
Facilities and on‑site services
- Swimming pool with a water slide and a pool hoist to support safe entry/exit for wheelchair users.
- Lockers available so you can secure valuables.
- Thermal springs are listed among the wellness options on site.
- Sports area for on‑site exercise and games.
- Organised group activities available—great for clubs, families and special interest trips.
- Sailing nearby, plus a wealth of water sports options along the bay.
Sustainability in action:
- Electric vehicles operate on site to reduce internal emissions.
- Solar panels power common areas with renewable energy, helping lower conventional electricity use.
Pet policy (what to know before you go)
- Dogs are welcome (with an extra charge) on all camping pitches and in three specific bungalows: Llevant, Garbí and Access Plus.
- Pets are not permitted in other bungalow or mobile‑home types.
- A seasonal restriction applies from 29 June to 23 August.
Travel tip: if you’re visiting during high season, plan early and check the latest pet availability in the booking flow.
Booking essentials and practical policies
- Deposit: 30% of the total booking to confirm your reservation.
- Cancellation policy:
- Cancel up to 15 days before arrival: 100% of your deposit is refunded.
- Cancel 7–15 days before arrival: deposit forfeited (30% of booking).
- Cancel within 7 days of arrival: charge of 100% of the total stay.
- Minimum stay requirements vary by season (displayed during online booking or available from reception).
- Choosing your unit: you book a category; the exact unit number is assigned on arrival. You can note preferences in the booking comments or pay a small extra fee to select your location in advance.
- Check‑out times:
- Bungalows and rentals: vacate by 10:00, clean and ready for inspection.
- Touring pitches: vacate by 12:00 noon.
- Vehicles: campsite rules allow one vehicle per pitch or bungalow; additional vehicles are not allowed within the campsite.
- No unattended storage: leaving a caravan on site without the owner present and long‑term/seasonal storage are not permitted.
- Payments accepted: cash, Maestro, Mastercard and Visa. An advance payment is required to confirm the reservation.
Nearby highlights and day ideas
From Camping Salatà you can quickly reach:
- Beautiful local beaches for swimming, snorkeling and sunset strolls.
- The ruins of Empúries, a must for history lovers.
- National parks in the region for birding, hiking and photography.
- The Dalí Museum in Figueres and the Dalí House in Cadaqués (Portlligat)—essential stops in the Dalí Triangle.
Love coastal hikes? The Costa Brava’s Camins de Ronda trace the ancient patrol paths along the shoreline between Blanes and Portbou, once used to watch for smugglers. One scenic, easy stretch runs from Llançà to Colera, passing varied beaches and coves such as Grifeu, Cros, Canyelles and Garbet—ideal for combining a walk with a swim.
Planning longer walks? Download the free English eBook “11 Day Hikes” for detailed routes across the Costa Brava and Girona Pyrenees (including the Itinerànnia trail network in El Ripollès, Alt Empordà and Garrotxa): https://costabrava.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/11DayHikes.pdf
Quick answers (featured‑snippet ready)
- Is Camping Salatà open all year? No. It’s open from 1 March to 30 November each season.
- Does Camping Salatà have a pool hoist? Yes, a pool hoist is installed for wheelchair users.
- Are pets allowed? Yes, on all pitches and in Llevant, Garbí and Access Plus bungalows (extra charge; high‑season restriction 29 June–23 August).
- How many people per pitch? Basic: up to 4; Confort/Confort Plus/Premium: up to 5; Premium Plus: up to 6.
- Are the pitches shaded? Yes, grass pitches offer partial shade.
- Can I bring a second vehicle? No. Only one vehicle per pitch or bungalow is allowed.
- What’s the cancellation policy? Up to 15 days before arrival: full deposit refund; 7–15 days: deposit forfeited (30% of booking); within 7 days: 100% of total stay charged.
- Is there an accessible bungalow? Yes. The Access bungalow includes a ramp, spacious interiors and sleeps up to three.
- Can I choose a specific unit? You reserve a category; a unit number is assigned on arrival. You can request preferences or pay a small fee to select your location.
Practical takeaways and tips
- Match your pitch to your party size: choose Basic, Confort/Confort Plus/Premium, or Premium Plus (with private bathroom) based on your group.
- For an adults‑only break, book a Migjorn glamping tent—ready‑to‑enjoy comfort with a double bed, fan, fridge and coffee maker.
- Travelling with reduced mobility? The Access bungalow and pool hoist make stays smoother and safer.
- Bring your four‑legged companion on pitches or the three pet‑friendly bungalow types—but plan around the late‑June to late‑August restriction.
- Check the interactive map and gallery before booking to visualise shade, proximity to facilities and general layout.
- Leverage the Salatà Programme to align your dates with on‑site activities the whole family can enjoy.
- Hike smart on the Camins de Ronda: start early, carry water, sun protection and sturdy shoes; many coves invite swim stops, so pack a towel.
- Explore culture nearby: combine beach days with a visit to Empúries, the Dalí sites and regional natural parks for a fuller Costa Brava experience.
- Know the house rules: one vehicle per unit, no unattended caravan storage, and observe check‑out times (10:00 for rentals, 12:00 for pitches) to keep turnover smooth for everyone.
Conclusion: Plan your Costa Brava stay the smart way
If you value clarity, comfort and conscience, Camping Salatà is an excellent choice. You get the flexibility of shaded pitches and adults‑only glamping, accessible design where it matters, and sustainability measures that lighten your footprint—alongside a prime launching point for beaches, coastal paths and Dalí‑inspired culture.
Ready to plan? Explore the interactive map, browse the photo/video gallery, check the latest Salatà Programme, and follow @campingsalata for inspiration. Book your 1 March–30 November stay online, secure it with a 30% deposit, and start mapping out your coastal walks and museum stops today.