Càmping Torre de la Móra, Mediterranean coastal campground in Tarragona, Spain
Càmping Torre de la Móra is a Mediterranean coastal campground stretching down a pine-covered slope to a sandy beach, offering tent pitches and mobile home sites. The facility includes electrical connections, water points, modern sanitary buildings, and an on-site shop for camping supplies.
The site takes its name from a 16th-century coastal watchtower that was built to defend the region against maritime attacks. This fortification shaped the area's history for centuries before its modern camping use began.
During peak season, the site hosts traditional Catalan summer celebrations featuring local cooking sessions and regional dance performances that connect visitors to regional customs.
The site sits right on the coastline, making it easy to find when following the main coastal road. Most visitors can park their vehicles and then walk to the beach and nearby facilities.
A private path from the campground leads to a secluded Mediterranean cove where guests can spot marine wildlife in clear shallow waters. This hidden access point is not available to other visitors in the area.
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