Camping Chopera de Coto-ríos, Riverside campground in Sierra de Cazorla Natural Park, Spain
Camping Chopera de Coto-ríos sits on the banks of the Guadalquivir River between poplar and pine forests in the Sierra de Cazorla. The facility offers open and shaded pitches on level ground with direct access to the water.
The site was founded to give visitors access to the park's nature and support local communities through tourism development. Its establishment helped promote outdoor activities in the region.
The campground attracts nature lovers who come to explore the surroundings and enjoy time in the quiet landscape. Many visitors use it as a starting point for walks through the surrounding forests.
The site is open daily and offers electrical hookups, hot showers, and washing machines for guests. There is also a swimming area by the river, which appeals to water lovers.
Summer nights stay mild and pleasant, making outdoor sleeping particularly comfortable for campers. This natural cooling comes from the nearness to mountain springs and the surrounding vegetation.
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