Camping Serra

We’ve stayed here twice and would happily come back. There’s a welcoming, family-friendly feel, and the site seems very safe. Kids and teens have plenty to do nearby, from fishing and horse riding to white-water rafting. The owners and staff can manage everyday conversations in English and French, as well as Catala and Spanish. The setting is beautiful, and the food is exceptional.

The food was expensive and not very good, and camping here felt overpriced. What bothered us most was how unwelcome my children felt at the shop: a woman watched them each time they went in, as if they might steal something. The family and staff were only as friendly as they needed to be, despite the warmer welcome promised by the website and reviews. We found a much cheaper, friendlier campsite about 7 km farther up the mountain, with people who seemed more genuine. I wouldn’t recommend this place, especially for foreigners, who may not feel welcome.

The Catalan Pyrenees are a lovely place to escape the summer heat and go hiking. There are beautiful villages built deep into the mountains, some dating back to the 13th century, and you can kayak or go horse riding nearby. I love this place.

The reception area is beautifully decorated and gives the campsite a really welcoming feel. The staff are lovely, and everything is very clean. It’s a very nice place to camp.