Camping Cantolagua - Campings navarra

CANTOLAGUA Camping

(Sangüesa)

Located in Sangüesa, on the banks of the Aragón River and at the gates of the Pyrenees. It is located 15 km. southwest of the Leyre Monastery, 8.5 km. southwest of Javier and 9.5 km. southeast of the Foz de Lumbier.
It offers the option of staying in equipped bungalows in addition to the camping area. It has a swimming pool, tennis, playground, laundry and air-conditioned bar-restaurant.
Ideal enclave for practicing water skiing, canoeing, archery, caving, hiking and cycling routes.

Accommodation facilities: Bar / cafeteria, Bike rental and/or storage service, Car park, Pets allowed, Restaurant

Type of accommodation: Campsites

Address

Paseo Cantolagua, 1
31400 Sangüesa, Navarra, EN

Contact

Tel.: +34948430296
Email: info@campingsanguesa.es
Website: https://www.campingcantolagua.es/

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