I stumbled across this camp site by accident, best find ever!…read more Me and my family had a wonderfull time at this camping site. Due to location and the state of the bathroom facilities. P.s: i recommend to visit the castle to have the full camping experience.

If you're fortunate to make it to Valencia, I think one of the best things to do is take a long,…read moreleisurely walk through this unusual urban park. Snaking through the middle of the city for over 5-1/2 miles, it's the former riverbed of the Turia River. A tragic flood in 1957 forced the city to reroute the river, and while Franco wanted to build an autobahn, the local populace insisted it be turned into a green oasis. Because we had only a couple of days in Valencia, Jamie W and I focused mostly on the continuous walking path. We didn't have time to stop at destinations along the way like the various museums and historic bridges. Starting at the City of Arts and Sciences on the southern end, we made our way back toward the center of town. Because of its submerged level, the park is well insulated from traffic noises. There are many places to take a rest and enjoy the orange trees (Photo 5) or watch Valencians jog, bike, and frolic, including the Gulliver playground where groups shared the same slide on one of his sleeves (Video). RELATED - Exploring Valencia? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/xRp9hOr4NT

When Im in town i generally stay by the Calatrava complex. After taking a stroll through the…read morearchitecture, I make my way through the Turia river bed gardens. If I had a day to spend Id try and walk the whole thing out to the outskirts of the western parts of the city. It is quite huge. It's interesting that this city planning and beautiful space came out of the tragedy of the city flooding and the new river, which is almost completely barren on the outside of the city is down trodden. Anyways, there is way more to explore than meets the eye, and a bonus is on hot days, it's usually more temperate in the gardens below

Had a great experience camping at Devesa Gardens. The location is amazing, 13 minutes driving to…read moreValencia city center (also a bus stop to the city directly in front of the entrance) and 20 minutes walking to the beach. The path to the beach is a bit tough with kids I would imagine (narrow passageway, hot sand) 5 minutes driving down the road is a beautiful lake - great to watch the sunset. The staff was great, easy check in - they provide you with bracelets to use during your whole stay to use the facilities. We stayed in a tent, the plots were a nice size, electric hookup available, bathrooms super close to all plots and the bathrooms were kept spotless! They also have adorable villages with small bungalows to rent. Basically every time I used the bathroom, they were being cleaned or just been cleaned. Hair dryers provided and unlimited hot water. The facilities were great. They have a small zoo, horse stable, mini golf, go-karts, a mini club, 3 bars, sport courts, a park for kids and a wonderfully kept pool. The only issue is traveling without kids, the pool was hard to enjoy. There is constantly a lot of screaming kids with no where to go for adults wanting a break from them. They have a small convenience store with just about everything you need (a bit pricey of course) and the best part was the restaurant Devesa. The restaurant was phenomenal. Inside and outside seating, paella for €12 per person and was authentic and delicious! Highly recommend. This is a fantastic camping - clean, great price and near an awesome beach!

From the owner: Parcelas amplias y de fácil acceso. Alquiler de alojamientos (Bungalows y Mobilhomes). Piscinas,…read morebar, restaurante, minisúper, barbacoas, parque infantil... Se admiten mascotas!