Hidden Valley Andalucia, Rural campground in Álora, Spain.
Hidden Valley Andalucia is a campsite spread across olive groves with views of the Guadalhorce Valley and the mountains around Málaga. It has seven rooms with private bathrooms, a shared kitchen, and free internet available throughout the property.
The campsite sits near the ancient ruins of Bobastro, a settlement from the 9th century that served as a stronghold against the Caliphate of Córdoba. This history continues to define the region.
The property shows traditional Andalusian building features like whitewashed walls, and daily life here includes meals made with regional ingredients from the surrounding area. Guests experience directly how this architectural style fits into the local landscape.
The location about 50 km from Málaga Airport makes it easy to reach by car. Having private bathrooms and a kitchen available helps you settle in comfortably.
Visitors here have direct access to El Caminito del Rey, a walkway along steep canyon walls that runs for several kilometers through natural landscapes. This dramatic path is one of the region's main attractions.
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