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New motorhome sites have opened or are about to open in Santianes del Terrón, Arguedas and Pastoriza. Investments range from 69,000 to 400,000 euros.
Three new motorhome areas have appeared in Spain. In Parres (Asturias), a site in Santianes del Terrón with 51 pitches opened, located one kilometre from the centre of Les Arriondes. Investment amounted to 400,000 euros.
In Arguedas (Navarre), a motorhome area started operating and showed high occupancy immediately after opening at Easter. It is equipped with showers, toilets, electricity and a waste water point; access is automated via an app. The official opening is scheduled for May 2025.
In Pastoriza (Lugo), a new 3,000-square-metre area with 45 pitches will open on 16 May. The infrastructure cost 69,000 euros and aims to compensate for a lack of hotel beds and boost the local economy.
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A new motorhome area with 51 spaces has opened in Parres. Located one kilometer from the center of Les Arriondes, the project required an investment o...
A new motorhome area with 51 spaces has opened in Parres. Located one kilometer from the center of Les Arriondes, the project required an investment of 400,000 euros.
The new motorhome area in Arguedas (Navarre) opened during Easter and has seen high occupancy since day one. It offers showers, toilets, electric hook...
The new motorhome area in Arguedas (Navarre) opened during Easter and has seen high occupancy since day one. It offers showers, toilets, electric hook-ups, and a waste disposal point, with automated access via an app. The official inauguration is scheduled for May 2025.
The municipality of Pastoriza will open a new 3,000-square-meter motorhome area with 45 spaces on May 16. The 69,000-euro infrastructure aims to compe...
The municipality of Pastoriza will open a new 3,000-square-meter motorhome area with 45 spaces on May 16. The 69,000-euro infrastructure aims to compensate for the shortage of hotel accommodations and stimulate the local economy.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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