Eurocamp to Keep Three Spanish Parks Open in Winter
The holiday park operator will offer winter sun stays at three Spanish sites starting in 2026, a first for the company.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Camping
Eurocamp is offering winter sun holidays for the first time, keeping three Spanish parks open through the colder months starting in 2026. Prices start from £452 per party during quieter seasons.
Why it matters
Eurocamp typically closes its sites for the winter, so the change extends the season for holidaymakers seeking warmer weather. Spain's southern and island destinations are among Europe's sunniest, which the operator is positioning as a winter draw.
Eurocamp's announced winter offering pairs a starting price of £452 per party with three Spanish parks: Alannia Costa Blanca, Alannia Guardamar and Alannia Els Prats. Full winter pricing tiers and booking capacity were not detailed in the announcement.
The players
Eurocamp
Eurocamp is a European holiday park operator offering camping and mobile home stays across the continent.
The details
The three parks are Alannia Costa Blanca and Alannia Guardamar on the Costa Blanca, and Alannia Els Prats on the Costa Dorada near Salou. Eurocamp already runs a Paris-Est site during the Christmas markets period, but this is the first time it is offering winter sun stays.
Timeline
2026: Winter sun holidays at the three Spanish parks begin.
Seasonal Patterns
Holidu research found Spain holds 8 of Europe's 10 sunniest cities, and Cordoba and Malaga average 19C in November. Eurocamp's decision to keep three Spanish parks open through winter follows that sunshine pattern rather than the traditional closed-season model.
Campers and holidaymakers gain a warm-weather option outside the usual summer season, with winter stays starting from £452 per party in quieter periods. The change matters most to those planning off-peak trips who want sunshine without summer crowds.
The takeaway
Travelers seeking mild winter weather can look beyond the summer peak, since Spain's southern coast and Canary Islands stay warm into late autumn and early December. Booking off-season stays may come at lower starting rates than peak-summer pricing.
Further reading
Explore more on Camping for seasonal options and planning tips.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Mirror.
