Camping Ciudad De Zaragoza

Town campsite close to major roads, with noise all night. Unpleasant welcome from a campsite employee. Unfortunately, it is the only alternative for visiting the area peacefully.

Excellent campsite, €50 per night for three children and two adults. The pitch is large, perhaps a little difficult to level, and lacks more shade. Everything else seems fine, including the children’s pool.

We spent one night here because there were not many options for where we were going: €55 for one night, with unshaded, dirt pitches. The restaurant is extremely expensive. The only good thing was the pool, but it was nothing spectacular either.

Very good and beautiful campsite. Many pitches. Very reasonable prices. Numerous, clean sanitary facilities. Bus 41 nearby, terminus Puerta del Carmen. Bring cash for the bus.

Good campsite, clean sanitary facilities, path to the city centre, but no Wi-Fi.

The campsite deserves credit for existing because of its location near the A2. However, it is expensive for what it offers. €28.50 for a motorhome and two people for an unshaded dirt pitch among the tents, without electricity. Pool open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Departure possible in the morning from 8 a.m.

Convenient campsite for public transport to the city, close to shops. Irregular pitches on dusty ground; when it is windy, dust gets into the motorhome. Good facilities with hot water.

Excellent staff, the receptionists are professional and friendly, it's a well-located and central place, the only downside is that Zaragoza has a lot of environmental pollution, el pago por una noche es aprox 42€

We had booked 2 nights but stayed only 1. Large city site, not particularly clean, felt a bit run down. Very expensive for what it is but Ltd options if you want to visit Zaragoza old town - only option really with a large MH. On a plus good bus network into town @ 40 min ride. Wouldn’t book longer and would probably by pass if in the area again !

The site was full. That is not really the problem. However, we did not appreciate the cold and brusque way we were turned away.

We slept here while passing through because there were not many other options in the area, but we did not like the campsite. The pitches and common areas were not clean; there were papers and cigarette butts on the ground. Many noisy people, so the campsite is not peaceful at all. The reception staff were very friendly, but the bar is not recommended.

Lovely site. Excellent facilities and a lovely pool. Restaurant really good. Sitter was very noisy Friday night with people in the bungalows playing loud music and chatting outside at 5am

We stayed here on 22 May 2026 for two nights. Nice place; we paid €71. The water, drainage and electricity all worked well. We thank the reception staff: we had a problem with our little dog, and they found us a taxi and a clinic to take it to.

This is the third time we have stopped at this campsite in the last five years, but the sanitary facilities are deteriorating. Several showers are defective and have not been repaired, which is a shame. Maintenance of some areas of the campsite is also borderline. Nevertheless, overall it is adequate, very easy for large motorhomes, and a Macadona supermarket is 700 metres away on foot.

Good place, with a pool, bathrooms, showers, courts for various sports, etc. The price of €49 is somewhat high, but worthwhile if you use the facilities. Water and drainage are fine, and electricity works.

We rated this motorhome site 4.5. We were somewhat hesitant because of the negative comments, but we did not experience those problems. The hot water was truly hot. The pitches are really large and reasonably level. It was very quiet because nobody was staying in the chalets during this period. Slightly noisier on Sunday because of cheerful children, but that is part of it. Bus 41 runs to the city every 20 minutes.

Excessively expensive and a lot of noise from young people attending camps.

The site is reasonably spacious and clean, although some pitches are very uneven. But at €22.50 there is nothing included; we paid €75 for two nights without electricity, which costs an additional €7 per night.

The campsite is not bad overall, but definitely expensive. The facilities are basic. Very friendly reception. Bus stop nearby, but we could not use it with the dog. You can take the tram, but it passes about 2 km away.

Very expensive. No Wi-Fi.

Very expensive campsite. For this price, you would expect a more charming place. The essentials are there—very hot showers, hot water for washing dishes, toilets with paper provided—but in soulless concrete blocks. The place resembles the surrounding neighbourhood: motorhomes lined up in small dirt pitches, like the houses around them. Washing machine and dryer on site, but very expensive, and the dryer did not even leave the clothes dry. We ended up using the laundrette in the neighbouring area.

We can confirm that the sanitary facilities are clean. Spacious pitches, some uneven. Very friendly staff. Good tram connection to the centre.

Unfortunately, I cannot confirm Andyjo1987’s review, because for us it was neither clean nor did hot water come out for washing dishes. It is a shame that the municipality manages this site so carelessly despite providing such a large area. In Spain, we have already enjoyed everything in top condition for half the overnight price.

Super beautiful and clean campsite. We paid €33 for two people, two dogs and a 6-metre motorhome. The sanitary facilities were incredibly clean.

We went to the campsite because the motorhome area was full and the overflow area was closed because of football. Reception was efficient, and the pitch was spacious but expensive (€22.25 excluding electricity). Loud aircraft overhead day and night. But the worst? There was a human-looking turd in the shower cubicle. The cubicles were small, with changing in the open area. The service station was filthy; we drove on because of the human waste. Antisocial people!

Very well-equipped campsite, with new bathrooms. The only drawback is that it has just one grey-water emptying area, which is usually busy.

€22 for one night in mid-March for a van, without electricity. No free internet because it was located at the back of the campsite. Welcome from an unfriendly young woman. Nice pitch. Hot shower. Disgusting chemical toilet. Three-quarters of an hour from the city centre by bus.

Beautiful, spacious motorhome pitches. Clean, warm sanitary facilities. You can cycle to the city centre.

Very good service at reception. Spacious, pleasant pitches. We do not know about the bathrooms. The filling area is fine, but the water pressure is low. Military aircraft noise occasionally during the day only; quiet at night. We will return.

Thanks to the city of Zaragoza for this magnificent campsite. We were delighted: large, beautiful pitches and lovely sanitary facilities with hot water. Everything was perfect!

Transit campsite, large pitches but never level, quiet at night. The electricity trips quite often. The chemical toilets were the dirtiest I have ever seen in 40 years of camping; I do not think they are ever cleaned.

Nice campsite but not cheap. Bus 41 takes you quickly to the beautiful city centre.

Campsite located 8 km from the historic city centre. Facilities are ageing but clean. Washing machine, detergent included, €6; dryer €5, with tokens available at reception. Quiet, large, clean pitches with a shelter. Electricity and water on some pitches.

Stayed 2 nights for 13 euros per night. Good sized pitches, facilities clean and functional, a good site, I would use again.

Campsite well located for visiting Zaragoza but in need of renovation. The facilities are very deteriorated, including the courts where children play, with all the wire fencing broken and sticking out. Accesses to the bathrooms are not very clean. The restaurant is quite good!

Some negative reviews on here but we found check in easy and polite. We did book on-line the day before to save any hassle which may have helped. Toilet block clean and tidy. Site looks nice again and the restaurant is open. We find this a great municipal site for our journey into or back from Spain.

Very good. It has everything we need. The pitch is large and even has a small pergola. Water and electricity are available on the pitch. There is a pool, playground and restaurant. The showers are good, spacious and individual, and there is a hairdryer. Everything is well maintained. Thank you, Zaragoza.

Spacious pitches. Friendly and helpful staff. The only drawback is that the shower cubicles are far too small, about 110×110 cm. In contrast, the sanitary rooms are well heated in October. The cycle path to the city is excellent. There are also separate cycle paths almost everywhere in the centre.

The motorhome site is okay; sanitary facilities are clean, but unfortunately not all of them work. Some showers do not work at all, and there are communal changing rooms. The cycle path into the city is excellent. Recommended to book in advance; I am not sure whether reception accepts people otherwise. All staff are friendly.

Campsite on the outskirts of the city, quiet and large, with facilities and very large pitches.

Friendly welcome. Excellent cycle path into the city and perfectly acceptable by Spanish standards.

Decadent campsite. Far from the city centre. Very smelly and cold bathrooms. Horrible shower. I do not recommend it.