Camping La Noria was designed with families in mind. Our Mobil-home ANTINA (32 m², sleeps 4–5) gives you a full bathroom, air conditioning, a private terrace, and enough space to spread out after a day at the beach. The Bungalow XALET (30 m², sleeps 4) is another popular choice — compact yet comfortable, with its own shaded terrace where the kids can colour while you sip a glass of local Penedès wine.
The beach is reached through a pedestrian tunnel under the road, so there's no traffic to worry about. Platja dels Muntanyans is broad, sandy, and sheltered — the water stays shallow for a long stretch, which means toddlers and younger children can splash around in sight. Back at the campsite, the mini club keeps children entertained with organised activities during peak season, and two separate playgrounds cater to different age groups.
Mealtimes are easy. The on-site restaurant serves fresh Mediterranean dishes, and the supermarket stocks everything from nappies to sunscreen. You won't need to load the car for a supply run unless you want to. Speaking of day trips, PortAventura World and Ferrari Land are a short drive south, Aquopolis water park is even closer, and Bosc Aventura offers a treetop adventure course in Salou for older children.
The campsite is flat and well-lit, making it safe for kids to cycle or scooter around the paths. Sanitary blocks are modern and kept clean — an important detail when you're travelling with small children. Free WiFi keeps the teenagers connected, and the sports area gives everyone a chance to burn off energy before dinner.
One thing to note: pets are not permitted in bungalows or mobile homes, so if you're travelling with a dog you'll need to book a pitch instead. The campsite operates from March to September, with the best family atmosphere during the school holiday months of July and August. Shoulder season (March–June, September) is quieter and noticeably cheaper — ideal if your children aren't yet school-age.
