Log cabin holidays are the best to discover a National Park in Spain

If you are a nature lover and fond of forest holidays in Spain, then you certainly know at least one of the Spanish National Parks. The country has more than a dozen nature parks on offer. You will find below six of them that can be easily accessed from your holiday accommodation.

The National Park Picos de Europa has the highest limestone formation in Atlantic Europe and numerous animals inhabit its forest: deers, wolves and the occasional bear. When visiting the park, you will encounter more than a hundred birds’ species, among them the black woodpecker, the capercaollie or wood grouse, and larger birds of prey such as the griffon vulture and the golden eagle. The park is easily accessible from the self-catering cabins Complejo Puente Romano.

The National Park of Cabañeros well-known for having been on the verge of becoming shooting range, is a retreat for large birds of prey, black storks and other species in danger of extinction. It has become one of the most prestigious places of the Montes de Toledo. The Mirador de Cabañeros cabin site is without a doubt one of the best destination to enjoy the best-preserved Mediterranean forest in the world.

The Sierra Nevada National Park in Granada is another option to add to your Spain holidays. There, you will be introduced to the natural systems linked to the medium and high Mediterranean mountain: edelweiss, foxgloves, poppies, the mountain chamomile, snowdrops, Sierra Nevada poppies, aconites, and violets are part of more than 2000 plant species that can be found in the Park. The mountain goat is the most characteristic of the animal species occupying the area. The bungalow camping site Trevélez, located in the heart of the Natural Park of Sierra Nevada, will allow you to discover all the southern massif, as well as the magnificent native natural spaces.

The National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido is shaped by a landscape of contrasts with the extreme aridity of the Highlands and the green valleys covered by forests and meadows. Hikers, naturalists, scientists and tourists are always stunned by the wonders of this environment. The nature park is also a special protection area for birds. El Jabalí Blanco log cabin site will give you access to the wonders of Ordesa and Monte Perdido.

The Parque Natural Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas will impress the visitor by its steep mid-mountain scenery. Imposing rocky walls are blending with deep valleys and dense pine forest areas. The peaks include Empanadas and Cabañas culminating at more than 2,000 meters of altitude. This is the ideal spot to indulge in free flying. The park is easily accessible from the self-catering cabins Balneario San Andres.

The Doñana National Park offers a mosaic of different landscapes where a wide variety of species of plants and animals coexist. Its size and strategic location allows the park to be an essential wintering ground for migratory birds. Doñana is also one of the most important wetlands in Europe. The Doñana National Park is accessible from rural retreats such as the Bungalows Lago de Bornos.

Bungalowsclub.com  with its wide range of mobile homes, cottages and campsites will allow you to embrace the Spanish National Parks’ wonders in a home away from home.

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