Wecamp Pirineos

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Stylish glamping with mountain views

Here you stay among mountains, forests, and meadows, in a setting where nature is still truly unspoiled. The glamping accommodations, ranging from cozy wooden bungalows to charming bell tents, give you the freedom of camping with the comfort of a boutique hotel. On the campsite you’ll find a swimming pool with sunbeds, a slide, and a children's pool. There is also a padel court and sports field to spend your days being active. During the summer months, the Kids Club is open and various activities are organized. Thanks to the sustainable character, you enjoy peace, space, and a smaller ecological footprint. Whether you’re traveling with your family, as a couple, or with friends, this is the ideal glamping destination to comfortably discover the Spanish Pyrenees.

  • Stylish lodges at the edge of a nature park
  • Swimming pool with mountain views
  • Kids club & sports facilities
  • Supermarket available
  • Cozy restaurant with local dishes
  • Padel court & multisport field
  • Sustainable and quality-focused glamping
  • Animation & sports activities
  • Playground and indoor play area
  • Dog friendly
  • Base for Ordesa y Monte Perdido
  • Rafting and hiking in the area

Facilities and activities at Wecamp Pirineos

(Sports) activities
  • Basketball court
  • Sports field
  • Soccer field
  • Padel

Activities in the area
  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Climbing
  • Zipline
  • Mountain biking
  • Nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
  • Horseback riding
  • Picturesque villages
  • Walking
  • National park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)

Kids and teenagers
  • Entertainment
  • Kids club
  • Playground (outdoor)

Location
  • Near a forest
  • Mountain area

Park facilities
  • Reception
  • Supermarket
  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language
  • English
  • Spanish

Swimming pool
  • Swimming cap not required
  • Outdoor pool
  • Water slide
  • Paddling pool

Unique properties
  • Eco friendly
  • 4 / 5 star campsite

Food & Beverage
  • Bar
  • Takeaway meals
  • Snack bar
  • Restaurant

Holiday park
  • WeCamp
Wecamp Pirineos

Surroundings

Scenic view of Boltaña, Aragón, Spain, with stone bridge, traditional houses, lush greenery and mountains.
Mountain landscape near Boltaña, Aragón, Spain, with grazing cows on lush green meadows beneath cloudy skies.
Adventurers rafting on turbulent river rapids near Boltaña, Aragón, Spain, surrounded by rocky cliffs.

Hiking in the nature around Boltaña

Head out onto the rugged mountain trails around Boltaña, where you walk past pine forests, mountain meadows, and babbling mountain streams, discovering a new view of the Aragonese Pyrenees at every turn. Experience the silence of the nature reserve at your own pace, with short family walks along the river or long hikes to panoramic miradores where the mountain peaks seem almost within reach. Visit the green valleys and authentic hamlets along the way, take a break on a terrace with a local glass of wine, and taste how pure life still is here. Discover the magic of every sunrise and sunset, when the light gently brushes across the rock walls and the mountains slowly turn pink. Set out on new routes each day and be surprised by the ever-changing landscape.

Traditional Spanish seafood paella with mussels, shrimp, and lemon wedges served near Boltaña, Aragón, Spain.
Five slices of gourmet bread with colorful toppings served on a wooden board with rope handles on a rustic table.

Visit the medieval villages of Boltaña and Aínsa

Visit the historic village of Boltaña, with a unique and special history that takes you back to the Middle Ages. Discover the old streets, stone houses, and atmospheric squares, and walk up to the castle, which was built in the 10th century and still welcomes visitors today with a beautiful view over the valley. Set off to nearby Aínsa, with its characteristic plaza mayor and surrounding city walls, where the cultural heritage of the Sobrarbe region is still very much alive. Discover the local festivals and traditions that bring color to the villages, with music, processions, and festivities in the square. Visit cozy terraces, taste local cheeses, meats, and Aragonese wine, and let yourself be carried away by the lively, authentic atmosphere of these Pyrenean villages.

Rafting and canyoning on the Ara river

Experience adventurous outdoor activities on the Ara river. Head out to the Ara river, which flows straight through the area and is perfect for those seeking adventure in a pure, unspoiled environment. Discover the excitement of rafting, canyoning, or kayaking between steep mountain walls, while the clear water swirls around you. Visit a local outdoor center, choose a trip that suits you, and end the day with a refreshing swim or a quiet walk along the riverbank.

Taste the local flavors of the Aragonese Pyrenees

Taste the local flavors of the Aragonese Pyrenees. Discover the flavors and traditions of the Sobrarbe region in the bodegas and at the markets around Boltaña. Visit atmospheric village squares where local dishes, holidays, and cultural customs go hand in hand, from fresh tapas to lively summer festivals. Head out, fill your basket with olive oil, wine, and regional products, and later enjoy delicious paella and other local specialties on the terrace at the campsite.

Practical information

ground plan
  • Check-in: 16:00, check-out: -11:00
  • Opened from 26 March until 12 October
  • Free parking nearby or at the park
  • Booking conditions

Wecamp Pirineos scored with a 7.4

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Summary created out of 170 reviews

The park's location in the Pyrenees is appreciated, close to Aínsa and Boltaña and suitable for nature walks. Staff are described as friendly and professional, particularly at reception and in the shop. The swimming pool with slides is a highlight, especially for families with children. However, many guests complain about maintenance: neglected pitches, outdated sanitary facilities with insufficient hot water, inadequate cleaning and only one washing machine for the entire park. The restaurant has limited opening hours and a sparse offering, and the animation is experienced as disappointing compared to previous years.

  • 05 Aug 2026

    We stayed for 5 days and were delighted! The bathrooms were wonderful, and the entertainment was top-notch! The instructors were great, too! The front desk staff, the lifeguard… we loved them all! We’ll definitely be back! The pool and facilities were great! We took part in yoga, evening entertainment, and sports games—I even enjoyed a massage in a spot in the woods! Thanks, Ana!
    A great family campground!

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    Estuvimos 5 dias y quedamos encantados! Los aseos una maravilla, la animación un 10! Las monitoras genial también! El personal de recepción, socorrista… nos encantó! Volveremos seguro! La piscina y las intalaciones muy buenas! Participamos en el yoga, una animación nocturna, juegos deportivos ,incluso disfrute de un masaje en un lugar del bosque ! Gracias Ana!
    Un gran camping familiar!

    Review from Google
  • 04 Aug 2026

    We were really assigned a bad spot: it smells like a sewer, it slopes really steeply, and there’s no shade.
    There are other spots that are better, but where we’re parked just isn’t good enough for the money we’re paying. That smell is disgusting.

    What a terrible experience.

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    Echt een slechte plek toegewezen: het stinkt naar riool, het loopt heel schuin af en er is geen schaduw.
    Er zijn wel andere plekken die het beter treffen maar waar wij staan is gewoon niet goed genoeg voor het geld dat we betalen. Gatver die geur.

    Rot ervaring.

    Review from Google
  • 03 Aug 2026

    We arrived at 12:00 with two motorhomes, and they told us we couldn’t check in until 1:00 p.m. The entrance has no parking area where we could leave the vehicles; all the reception staff would tell us was to leave.I should point out that since we arrived, no one—not a single motorhome or trailer—had left. Later, five motorhomes and one trailer ended up crammed together; the staff handled the situation very poorly. Then they sent us to some sites where the motorhomes wouldn’t fit,After such a bad day—and with small children—I doubt we’ll return. I’m not asking to check in early, but if they don’t have space, they should at least let you in—even if it’s just to park next to the front desk.

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    Llegamos a las 12 con dos autocaravanas nos indican que hasta las 13:00 no se puede hacer el chekin es una entrada sin un parking donde poder dejar los vehiculos desde recepcion lo unico que nos indican es que nos fueramos,indicar que desde que hemos llegado no ha salido nadie ni autocaravana ni caravana,despues nos hemos juntados 5 autoscaravanas y una caravana muy mal gestionado por el personal despues nos mandan a unas parcelas donde no cabian las autocaravanas,despues del mal dia y con niños pequeños dudo en que volvamos,no pido hacer el chekin antes pero si no tienen sitio que te dejen entrar aunque solo sea aparcar al lado de recepcion.

    Review from Google
  • 01 Aug 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 31 Jul 2026

    We had a great time at the campground—air-conditioned bungalows, a small, shallow pool perfect for kids, and lots of activities!! There’s a paddle tennis court, basketball/soccer, and ping-pong. The only downside was the sofa, which was very uncomfortable.

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    Buena experiencia en el camping, bungalows con aire acondicionado, la piscina pequeña que no cubre para los niños y las actividades!! Pista de pádel, básquet/futbol y ping-pong. Lo único malo el sofá que es muy incómodo

    Review from Google
  • 30 Jul 2026

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Frequently asked questions about Wecamp Pirineos

  1. Is there an animation program?

    In the summer months, there is a Kids Club and sports activities are organized.

  2. Are dogs allowed?

    Yes, dogs are welcome at wecamp Pirineos.

    In many accommodations, your dog is allowed to join you. However, there may be specific rules or a maximum number of pets allowed per type of accommodation, so it's a good idea to check when booking to make sure you have chosen the right type and to see if there are any additional charges for pets.

  3. Is there a supermarket at the campsite?

    Yes, there is a small supermarket available.

  4. Is there a restaurant?

    At the campsite, you will find Restaurant Ara with a bar/snack bar and terrace. Here you can enjoy traditional Pyrenean dishes, snacks, and drinks. In the summer months, the restaurant is open daily; in the pre- and post-season it is usually open from Thursday to Sunday.

  5. Is BBQ allowed?

    Yes, barbecuing is allowed, but under certain conditions.

    Only gas or electric BBQs are permitted.

    Open fire/charcoal is usually prohibited due to fire risk in the Pyrenees.

    Sometimes there are designated zones or extra restrictions during extreme drought.

    So: you may barbecue, but preferably bring a gas or electric BBQ and check the current rules at reception when you arrive.

  6. What are the check-in and check-out times for Wecamp Pirineos?
    The check-in at Wecamp Pirineos starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 11:00.
  7. Is Wecamp Pirineos open all year round?
    No, Wecamp Pirineos is open from 26 March until 12 October.
  8. Is there a restaurant at Wecamp Pirineos?
    Yes there's a restaurant at Wecamp Pirineos. Besides that the park offers a bar, some takeaway meals and a snack bar.
  9. Is there a swimming pool at Wecamp Pirineos?
    At the park you will find an outdoor pool and a paddling pool. A swimming cap is not obliged. A water slide is available for extra fun.
  10. Is there a camping store at Wecamp Pirineos?
    Yes, at Wecamp Pirineos you'll find a supermarket and a shop.

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