Quiet Season Charm: Camping Aquarius from Mid-October to Mid-November
Craving crowd‑free beaches, gentler days, and space to truly unwind? The quiet season at Camping Aquarius—from mid‑October to mid‑November—offers exactly that. With the campsite open each year from 15 March to 16 November, this final stretch delivers a calm, beachfront escape on the northern Costa Brava with essential facilities, activities for all ages, and a flexible cancellation policy so you can reserve without worries.
In this guide, you’ll discover what stays open, which activities continue, how to choose the right pitch or rental, and practical tips to make the most of a late‑season stay at Camping Aquarius.
Why choose Camping Aquarius in the quiet season?
- Beachfront serenity: Direct access to the long Sant Pere Pescador beach via a gentle dune strip and foot/cycle path means sunrise strolls and wide‑open sands—all with fewer people.
- Milder Mediterranean days: Autumn on the Costa Brava often brings softer light and comfortable temperatures—ideal for relaxing, cycling, and coastal walks.
- Facilities that still matter: From a heated sanitary block and family cabins to on‑site dining with takeaway and a daily bread‑roll service, essentials remain at your fingertips.
- Activities for every age: Yoga and fitness sessions, guided e‑bike and trekking excursions, mini‑golf, a Teens Club, supervised indoor play, and more keep the whole family happy.
- Flexible booking: A flexible cancellation policy supports stress‑free planning. You can also explore current Promotions and a Premium Card for added benefits.
What’s open and available between mid‑October and mid‑November?
Camping Aquarius sits directly beside Sant Pere Pescador beach in the Bay of Roses, within a protected natural reserve—an ideal setting for calm seaside days and nature‑rich outings. Here’s what you can count on in the quiet season.
Core facilities
- Sanitary blocks: 50 showers, 53 toilets, and 35 dish‑washing sinks across the site. A heated sanitary block includes family cabins with private showers, plus dedicated cabins for guests with reduced mobility and a baby‑changing room.
- Connectivity: Wi‑Fi is available in and around the reception and restaurant area and across part of the campsite; service is paid.
- Essentials on site: Supermarket, daily bread‑roll service, restaurant with takeaway, ATM, gas supplies, motorhome services (grey‑water drain, cassette disposal), and EV charging points.
- Languages at reception: Dutch, English, French, German, and Spanish.
Pitches and set‑ups
- Variety and capacity: 378 pitches for holidaymakers plus 35 permanent pitches for long‑term guests, and 25 rental accommodations (all rental units include private sanitary facilities).
- Electricity everywhere: All touring pitches have electricity at 6 A or 16 A.
- Water and wastewater: 69 pitches include both fresh‑water and wastewater hook‑ups; Category B+ (approx. 70–85 m²) and Category A+ (approx. 100–110 m²) provide these services.
- Pitch sizes and occupancy:
- Category A / A+: approx. 100–110 m² (A+ includes water/wastewater)
- Category B / B+: approx. 70–85 m² (B+ includes water/wastewater)
- Category C: approx. 40–60 m² (up to 4 guests)
- Vehicle options: Cars are permitted on standard pitches; car‑free pitches are also available.
- Shade and comfort: Mature trees create natural shade across roughly a third of the touring area—great for midday downtime.
Rentals and late‑season value
- Mobile Homes: All listed types include air conditioning and a TV, with duvets, pillows, and blankets provided. Each Mobile Home also comes with an outdoor barbecue, table, chairs, parasol, and loungers.
- Mobile Home weekly rates: from €595 in low season and from €1,666 in high season.
- Apartments: Fully equipped (details vary by unit); weekly rates from €665 in low season and from €1,715 in high season.
- Caravans for hire: Six on‑site caravans are available in addition to Mobile Homes and Apartments.
- How to check prices: Rates depend on dates and party size—enter your travel dates in the website’s booking form to view current prices.
Activities that continue in the quiet season
- Wellbeing and fitness: Scheduled yoga sessions, additional fitness classes, and an outdoor fitness area.
- Family fun: Mini‑golf, table tennis, Kettcar rental, an outdoor playground, a supervised indoor play centre, and a water playground with slides for children.
- For teens: A dedicated Teens Club runs age‑appropriate activities.
- Evening entertainment: Live music once a week in low season.
- Guided excursions: Cycling, e‑bike, and trekking outings set off directly from the campsite.
- Watersports (on the beach): A Surf & Kite School offers beginner and advanced kitesurfing courses with equipment hire; catamaran rentals, sailing lessons, and boat/kayak rentals are also available.
- Relax and refuel: A beach‑side bar with a chill‑out terrace (with satellite TV) is perfect for sea‑view refreshments; the on‑site restaurant offers Mediterranean options with takeaway.
- Nature touch: Stroll the small on‑site herb garden and enjoy the coastal setting inside a protected reserve.
Beachfront setting at a glance
- Access via a gently rolling dune strip and foot/cycle path.
- Sandy beach area is approximately 250 m long and 100 m wide.
- A dog swimming zone and dog‑shower make late‑season visits with pets easy—dogs are welcomed on specially designated pitches in both high and low season.
Quick reference: late‑season essentials
| Topic | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Is Camping Aquarius open in November? | Yes. The season runs from 15 March to 16 November. |
| Is there a pool on site? | No. A swimming facility is located about 15 km away; the sea is right beside the campsite. |
| Is Wi‑Fi available? | Yes—paid service, available in/around reception/restaurant and parts of the site. |
| Are facilities accessible? | Yes. Dedicated sanitary cabins for guests with reduced mobility; paths and ramps provided. |
| Does evening entertainment run? | Yes—live music once a week in low season. |
| Which languages at reception? | Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish. |
| Are pets allowed? | Yes, on designated dog‑friendly pitches; dog‑shower and a dog swimming zone available. |
| How do I check prices? | Enter dates in the website’s booking form; rentals show low/high‑season rates. |
Nearby ideas for late‑season day trips
- Nudist sandy beach around 3 km away.
- Scuba diving about 15 km from the campsite (ask reception for arrangements).
- Golf roughly 8 km and tennis around 8 km.
- Natural hot springs about 50 km for a relaxing excursion.
Getting here: a caravan‑friendly route
For larger outfits, consider this easy approach:
- Take the AP‑7 / E‑15 to exit 5.
- Continue on the GI‑632 toward L’Escala.
- Follow signs via the GIP‑6307 toward Sant Pere Pescador for the last 8 km.
Practical tips for a smooth late‑season stay
- Pick the right pitch category:
- Choose A+ or B+ if you want dedicated fresh‑water and wastewater hook‑ups.
- Opt for A (100–110 m²) if you need extra space; C (40–60 m²) works well for smaller set‑ups.
- Plan for the breeze: The Bay of Roses is popular for wind and watersports. Pack layers and windbreakers for beach walks and sunset hours.
- Book activities ahead: Reserve kitesurf lessons, guided e‑bike treks, or massages at reception to secure preferred times.
- Travel with pets? Request dog‑friendly pitches and make use of the dog‑shower and dog swimming zone.
- Stay connected smartly: If you rely on video calls, choose a pitch nearer the reception/restaurant area where Wi‑Fi coverage is strongest.
- Leverage on‑site dining: Use the takeaway option for easy dinners at your pitch or rental; grab fresh rolls via the bread‑roll service each morning.
- Explore offers: Check Promotions and the Premium Card for potential savings and perks.
- Pack light, live easy: With on‑site ATM, supermarket, gas supplies, and EV charging, it’s simple to travel lighter and stock up on arrival.
Late‑season accommodations: a smart value pick
- Mobile Homes deliver comfort with AC and TV, linens provided, and a ready‑to‑use barbecue terrace setup—ideal when evenings are cooler and al fresco lunches shine. From €595/week in low season.
- Apartments suit families seeking more room and private facilities, from €665/week in low season.
- Caravans for hire give you a classic camping feel without towing.
Tip: For the most accurate pricing, head to the booking form and enter your dates; rates vary by season and party size.
Conclusion: a calmer Costa Brava—without compromise
From mid‑October to mid‑November, Camping Aquarius blends beachfront calm with the convenience of heated sanitary facilities, active programming for all ages, and practical on‑site services—from takeaway dining to EV charging. It’s a sweet spot for couples seeking quiet and families wanting space to play.
Ready to plan your late‑season escape? Reserve your stay now via the website’s “Reserve” button. For tailored advice on Pitches, Accommodations, Activities, Gastronomy, and the surrounding Entorno, contact the team at +34 972 52 00 03 or info@campingaquarius.com. With a flexible cancellation policy and ongoing Promotions, booking your quiet‑season getaway has never been easier.