Spend the night among olive and fig trees
A motorhome parking spot on the outskirts of Freixial do Campo, nestled between olive and fig trees. The hosts keep things close to nature: no disposal station, you take your wastewater away when empty. Drinking water is collected from the spring at the entrance to Salgueiro do Campo. Paths lead over to Juncal do Campo, where a shop also stocks organic products. It's a ten-minute walk to a reservoir for swimming; a river bath is closer. Evenings are quiet. For larger shopping trips, you'll head to Castelo Branco, about twenty minutes away.1
What Hinterland writes
„With us, traveling families will find a mobile home site among olive and fig trees, in harmony with nature. The freedom of parents and children is at the center.
We attach great importance to a natural environment.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Sights in the area1
Castelo Branco
The nearest larger town in the Beira Baixa; in the baroque bishop's garden Jardim do Paço, figured staircases and water basins lead through Portuguese history. The rainy-day standby with museums.
Serra da Estrela
The highest mountain range on the Portuguese mainland, a day trip to the north. Glacial valleys, hiking trails and even snow in winter — the high-country address of the area.
Parque Natural do Tejo Internacional
The nature park on the border river Tejo east of Castelo Branco; griffon and black vultures circle above the rock faces. A spot for early birdwatchers.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
