(50793) Fabara / Favara - Av. la Jota

This is a beautiful little camp site nestled in the fruit trees. It's right on the river Ebro so a perfect fishing spot. It has a variety of accommodation and appeals to people camping or who have motor homes or caravans.

Rossell: Gateway to the Tinença de Benifassà Natural Park with services for motorhomes Discover a town in the Castellón province, specially equipped to welcome motorhome travelers, with a free area and complete services in a privileged natural setting. Rossell is the gateway to the Tinença de Benifassà Natural Park, a paradise of biodiversity, mountain landscapes, and tranquility. Services and Rates • Capacity: 8 parking spaces. • Overnight stay: Free. • Waste disposal: Grey and black water. • Water service: Drinking water. • Electricity: Token-operated. • Equipment: Picnic table. Token Purchase • Rossell Town Hall: Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. • Charter (Consum): Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM and 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. • Lo de Juanma Bar/Restaurant: – Monday to Friday: 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. – Saturday and Sunday: 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM. • Grèvol Bar/Restaurant: – Sunday to Thursday: 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. – Friday and Saturday: 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM. • Can Joan Rural House: – Monday to Thursday: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. – Friday to Sunday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM. Why visit Rossell? An ideal destination combining nature, heritage, and charming villages: • Natural Park: Direct access to the Tinença de Benifassà, a benchmark for biodiversity and hiking. • Villages: Rossell, the picturesque Bel, and Les Cases del Riu, along the Sénia River. • Local Heritage: Church of Sants Joans, the Lope de Vega Classroom Building, and the Town Hall Square. • Traditional Architecture: In Bel, whitewashed stone houses with wrought-iron balconies. • Romanesque Art: Church of Sant Jaume, of great historical value. • Active Tourism: Extensive network of marked trails throughout the municipality.

Tírig: Nature, Prehistory, and Comfort in the Alt Maestrat Discover the essence of the Maestrat region from a modern, functional area surrounded by beautiful landscapes and dry-stone constructions (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). A strategic location for history buffs and hikers. Services and Rates • Capacity: 6 level pitches. • Overnight stay: €5 / 24h (Max. stay 72h). Includes all services. • Express Service: €3 (Empty/fill, max. 2 hours). • Amenities: Grey and black water disposal, drinking water, toilets, showers, and electric bike charging station. • Digital Management: Mandatory registration via QR code or website (you have 2 hours from your arrival to complete it). • 24-hour Support: Telephone support in Spanish and English. Why visit Tírig? Tírig is the heart of the Valltorta-Gasulla Cultural Park. Don't miss: • Rock Art: Guided tours of the Valltorta Museum and rock shelters with paintings over 7,000 years old. • Heritage: Stroll through the town center and discover the Church of Our Lady of the Pillar or the historic Pou de la Vila (Town Well). • Active Tourism: Marked hiking trails through ravines and past traditional farmhouses. • Gastronomy: Try the authentic "olla de pueblo" (village stew) or the famous "coquetes de Santa Quitèria" (Santa Quiteria pastries).

Albocàsser: History and Tradition in the Heart of the Alt Maestrat Discover the capital of the Alt Maestrat region from a public campsite specially designed for campers, equipped with all essential amenities for a comfortable stay. Albocàsser combines heritage, nature, and the authentic charm of the inland towns in the province of Castellón, surrounded by almond and olive groves. Services and Rates • Capacity: 8 parking spaces. • Overnight stay: Free. • Water: Tokens required. • Electricity: Tokens required. • Waste disposal: Grey and black water. • Tokens available: Available at the sports center bar. • Amenities: Picnic area. Why visit Albocàsser? A historic city with numerous cultural and natural attractions: • Religious Heritage: Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary. • Templar history: Templar castle, a testament to the city's medieval past. • Historical architecture: Hermitage of Saint John (13th century), a simple yet highly valuable heritage building. • Monumental complex: Hermitage and guesthouse of Sant Pau (16th-17th century), with a striking facade and bell tower. • Rock art: Caves with paintings in the Valltorta-Gasulla Cultural Park. • Nature and hiking: Barranco de les Calçades, Mas de les Llomes, Font del Bosc, Els Tolls, Les Deveses, and Barranc de la Selda.