The campsite is part of a deliberate urban strategy by Allariz to integrate outdoor tourism with the restoration of the Arnoia riverbanks.
The facility is physically located adjacent to the site of the annual International Garden Festival, which features temporary landscape design installations.
The area surrounding the site was recognized as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2005.
The campsite utilizes the local 'Allariz' municipal tourism network, which coordinates regional cultural activities with outdoor accommodations.
Camping Os Invernadeiros is a municipal campground situated along the banks of the Arnoia River in the historic town of Allariz, Ourense. The site is integrated into a larger riverfront park area known as the Festival Internacional de Xardins zone. It offers designated pitches for tents, caravans, and campervans within a landscaped riparian environment. The grounds are positioned specifically to provide direct access to the pedestrian river walk that connects the campsite to Allariz’s medieval old town. Facilities include communal shower blocks, electrical hook-ups, and open green spaces maintained by the local municipal authorities. It functions as a primary base for visitors exploring the Biosphere Reserve of the Área de Allariz.
The pedestrian bridge overlooking the Arnoia River with the historic silhouette of Allariz in the background.
Bring portable leveling blocks for your vehicle, as some grassy pitches are slightly uneven.
Pack mosquito repellent, as the proximity to the Arnoia River results in higher insect activity during summer evenings.
Confirm the current registration process at the local tourist office if the main office is unstaffed upon arrival.
Do not attempt to park large motorhomes in the narrow streets of the medieval historic center; use the campsite as a base and walk into town.
Operations are primarily seasonal; it is highly recommended to verify availability through the official municipal portal before arrival.
Maintain quiet hours during late night and early morning; keep pets on a leash in shared public areas.
