Traveling to Castellón de la Plana in a motorhome

Traveling to Castellón de la Plana in a motorhome is a great way to admire this Mediterranean destination that combines the tranquility of the sea, the cultural richness of its historic center, and the natural beauty of its surroundings. It’s an ideal destination for those who want to discover an authentic, accessible, and charming city.

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Discover the essence of Castellón de la Plana

Strolling through the historic center of Castellón feels like traveling back in time: charming squares like Plaza Mayor, the iconic Fadrí (a 17th-century bell tower), and the Co-Cathedral of Santa María await you among cobbled streets and cozy terraces.

The city is full of cultural life, with places like the Museum of Fine Arts or the Espai d’Art Contemporani. And if you’re passionate about history, don’t miss the ceramic mural routes and the medieval remains scattered throughout the city.

Vista de Castellón de la Plana y el puerto al fondo, rodeados por el azul del cielo y el mar. Un destino ideal para explorar cultura, gastronomía y paisajes en una escapada inolvidable.

Nature in Castellón de la Plana

Castellón captivates not only with its city but also with its natural surroundings. The beaches of Grau de Castelló and El Pinar are perfect for relaxing in the sun or enjoying water sports, and they’re just a short distance from the city center.

Looking for a green getaway? In less than 30 minutes, you can reach places like the Desert de les Palmes or the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park—perfect for hiking, cycling, or simply disconnecting in the heart of nature.

Vista de Castellón de la Plana y el puerto al fondo, rodeados por el azul del cielo y el mar. Un destino ideal para explorar cultura, gastronomía en autocaravana.

Local flavors of Castellón

Castellón is a land of contrasts, even at the table. Here, Mediterranean cuisine shines with fresh products from the sea and the garden, in dishes full of tradition. You can’t miss trying a good Valencian paella or savoring tombet, a comforting homemade stew with meat, potatoes, and peppers—perfect after a day on the road. For a sweet touch, pastissets de boniato (sweet potato pastries) and almond cocas are delicious local treats you’ll find in nearby bakeries.

Gastronomía de Castellón de la Plana, gastronomía de Comunidad Valenciana

Festivities in Castellón de la Plana

Castellón comes alive during its traditional celebrations, and experiencing them in a motorhome is a unique way to immerse yourself in its essence. The most emblematic is the Magdalena Festival, declared of International Tourist Interest, which commemorates the city’s origins every March.

That same month, the Fallas of Castellón fill the city with color, satire, and fireworks. Falla groups set up their monuments in different parts of the city, accompanied by mascletàs, parades, music, and fireworks. In summer, the festive atmosphere moves to the coast with the Grau festivities, full of open-air dances, nautical activities, and popular celebrations by the sea.

Festivos en Castellón, turismo de Castellón de la Plana

Relevant information

Campervan areas Camperplana

Located next to the Mediterranean Sea, at Playa del Pinar. It offers all the essential services for a peaceful, safe, and hassle-free stay.

The camper spot features automated access, electricity hook-up, tourist information, water fill and waste disposal points, waste collection, and a traveler registration system in compliance with current regulations. Everything is managed through the TripStop app, allowing you to enter and exit at any time, with no physical contact and 100% digital payment.

Other useful services in Castellón de la Plana

🧭 Tourist Information Point: Main office at Plaza de la Hierba, s/n. 

Gas stations: There are several in the city, including Repsol, Cepsa, and BP stations. You’ll also find fuel pumps in the port area of Grau and at the exits of the N-340 and AP-7.

💊 Pharmacies: Castellón has multiple pharmacies throughout the city center, the maritime district, and residential neighborhoods. (check Google Maps or the website of the Official College of Pharmacists of Castellón).

🛒 Supermarkets: You’ll find stores like Mercadona, Carrefour, Lidl, and Aldi, as well as municipal markets and local shops for fresh products.

🏥 Health Center: One of the main ones is the Constitución Health Center (CS Castelló Rafalafena). For other centers and opening hours, you can visit the website of the Valencian Community Health Department.

Conclusion

Traveling to Castellón de la Plana in a motorhome is an experience that combines history, sea, gastronomy, and nature. A beautiful, well-connected city with nearby options for a safe overnight stay. With TripStop, finding the best camper spots and planning your route will be easier than ever.

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