Sleep under the stars, at the gateway to the Hoces del Cabriel
Camping and glamping at 720 metres, under a Starlight Destination sky.
The name
Someone keeps watch while you sleep
Until about fifty years ago, Spanish villages had a man who kept watch through the night. He carried the keys to every house, lit the street lamps and called out the hour as he walked. He was called el sereno, the night watchman.
“Twelve o’clock… and all is clear!”
In Spanish, sereno also means a calm, clear night, and dormir al sereno means sleeping out under the open sky. Serenocamp is both: a place to sleep under the stars, and someone keeping watch while you do.
Accommodation
Less is more
Pitches if you bring your own tent. Bungalows, a cabin, a caravan and glamping tents if you don’t. And a hostel with private rooms.
AlmaTierra restaurant
From the land to the soul, slowly
We cook with what the area gives us. The Utiel-Requena wine region is twenty minutes away, so there is Bobal in your glass. Local vegetables and meat, grilled over vine cuttings.
Things to do
We’ll leave you in peace
There is rafting on the Cabriel, trails through the gorges, wineries, e-bikes and starry nights, if you want them. And if you don’t, that’s fine too.
Routes and experiences