Nature Camping in Llado
Nature Camping in Llado is a quiet nature campsite run by Dutch owners, nestled in a picturesque valley in the southern Pyrenees. The pitches are simple and naturally placed, offering plenty of space and views over the surrounding hills. For those seeking more comfort, the yurt or cozy tiny house is a great choice—both accommodations come with a private kitchen, bed linen, towels, and ensuite facilities.
Camping immersed in nature
There is a charming covered outdoor kitchen on site where you can cook and dine, equipped with cookware, a gas stove, fridge, and even a French Press for coffee. The running water comes from a natural spring high in the valley and is safe to drink. Shared facilities include two hot showers and two eco-toilets. You will also find badminton nets, volleyball gear, and a slackline on the grounds. Children can play freely with goats, ducks, and the friendly dogs, or simply explore the natural surroundings. In case of rain, there’s always a dry spot under the kitchen canopy. In autumn and winter, the campsite features a communal firepit for cozy evening gatherings. Additionally, guests can join workshops organized by The School of Nature, such as wild-foraging, sourdough bread baking, or fermentation.
Discover Llado and the surroundings
The wilderness around the campsite invites you into the southern foothills of the Pyrenees for long walks and adventurous excursions. You’ll come across abandoned ruins, babbling mountain rivers, alpine meadows, and panoramic vistas. Mountain bikers will love the trails that branch out in all directions from the site. A short fifteen-minute drive (or a challenging bike ride or walk uphill) leads you to the charming village of Llado. Here you’ll find a supermarket, restaurant, bar, and a public outdoor swimming pool. If you venture a bit farther, both the Mediterranean coast and the high Pyrenees are reachable within about an hour—perfect for enjoying a beach day or tackling breathtaking mountain hikes.
