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Turquoise water beaches, dunes and urban art: the most underrated coastal town in Castellón is suitable for camper trips

18.09.2026 16:00 1 min 1 source РУС
motorpasion.com SPA
Turquoise water beaches, dunes and urban art: the most underrated coastal town in Castellón is suitable for camper trips
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Torreblanca in Castellón province offers an alternative to crowded Peñíscola and Benicàssim. The municipality has three beaches, including Playa del Nord with dunes restored in 2010, and Playa del Prat next to the Prat de Cabanes-Torreblanca Natural Park. The town applies Instruction PROT 2026/04, allowing overnight stays in a properly parked camper provided no elements extend beyond its footprint and no fluids are discharged; overnight stays are prohibited in the natural park, dunes and beaches. Torreblanca has no official motorhome area, but a free camper area, Torre d'En Domènech, is 20 minutes away by road, with paid electricity and only seven spaces. Camping Torrenostra, 800 m from the beach, is open year-round, with low-season rates from 16.80 to 21 euros per night for two people and a camper.

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Turquoise water beaches, dunes and urban art: the most underrated coastal town in Castellón is suitable for camper trips

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