Campsite next to the football stadium. Every pitch has private sanitary facilities. Cycling to the old town centre is about 5 km, but manageable. Lovely large swimming pool. Despite the campsite being located on a busy road, you hear almost nothing of it. With ACSI it costs €21.

Great campsite; you can choose your own spot on the level ground. Sunny and shady spots. There is a large sanitary building with clean toilets and paper. Showers with hot water, what more could you want? The attractive city is quickly accessible via a separate paved cycle and walking path. Many walking opportunities nearby.

Beautiful terraced campsite with a lovely swimming pool (open until mid-October, swimming cap required). The pitches are spacious enough. Small shop with bread, a small restaurant, and a very beautiful view of the Picos. Very friendly staff. We pay €25 per night with ACSI. Picturesque village 1.5 km away. Walk to the monastery…. In short, perfect.

Our camper is 6.40 meters. So not big. Yet, according to the young man at the reception, there was no room for large campers. He sent us away, but I kept insisting and eventually got a small 7-meter spot. It got even stranger when I actually saw 30 large empty spots on the campsite. ‘You can get bread at 10:00,’ according to the same young man. It turns out the little shop opens at 9:00. By 10:00, the bread was gone… But otherwise 👍

Easily accessible, completely full by 3:00 PM. One kilometer from the center, Mercadona supermarket 400 meters away. Located in a residential area on a reasonably busy road. There are plenty of shaded spots. Huesca itself didn't particularly appeal to us, except for the cathedral.

Beautiful campsite with many regulars. ‘Downstairs’ is a spacious field with plenty of shade for tourist pitches. There is a small supermarket and a bar. Everything is great, except for the swimming pool, which had already been closed for 9 days before the stated closing date of September 29th. And that is really a shame when it is 30 degrees. I just don't understand something like that...

Very nice campsite, with nice sanitary facilities, though the pitches are small. No bread service and 2 amps. But the surroundings make up for it all. Unfortunately, loud music on the terrace every evening from 6:00 PM until 10:30 PM. That was a big disappointment for us, and we therefore moved.

We arrived at 13:00 to walk. There is a snack bar and next to it a toilet that remained available all night. There are also waste bins. No other facilities. The barriers close, but you can just stay overnight. You do have to buy a ticket, which costs €30 per day.

We arrived at P3 at 16:30. That's when many tourists leave and there was plenty of room to park the camper. There is a small snack bar and next to it a toilet that remained available all night. There are also waste bins. No other facilities. The barriers do not close, so you can just spend the night there. You do have to buy a ticket, which costs €10 per day, so €20 for an overnight stay.