I really like this place. The beach is right there and Cambrils proper is only a 20 minute walk…read morealong the beach. Although it says camping in the title, they also rent bungalows which are cute as hell, have serviceable kitchens and lots of fun stuff for families, kids, and the elderly. There are a few issues with hot water pressure in the showers and it is hardly a luxury vacation, but the prices are AMAZING, the local restaurants are delicious and inexpensive, and it is overall an incredibly relaxing and fun way to spend a week on the beach.

What a wonderful experience in such an old and charming villa. The people are incredibly lovely and…read morefriendly. The room was very cute and I loved the balcony overlooking the garden. The breakfast provided was perfect! A definite recommendation for all on my part!

This is an excellent experience! I booked a sunset tour and it was amazing!!!! The owner of the…read moresail boat is friendly, gracious and knowledgeable. You will learn several details about sailing during the tour. Great service! The tour lasted for about three hours. You come back to the Harbor after watching a fabulous sunset and having a truly sailing experience. Plus you will drink excellent cava and will eat catalan treats. If you need a break from Barcelona, and perfect fresh air, you must do this tour. Overall memorable!

Large and friendly tourist office, situated at the main entrance to the attractive Parc del…read morePescador. The staff speak English (as well as French, German and, of course, Catalan and Spanish). They provide the usual tourist services of information on things to do, free town maps, guides, accommodation and some information on travel (although this seems limited to timetables and telling you to contact the relevant company). There's a fairly substantial range of leaflets available to browse on things to do, as well as some free tourist newspapers. There are also toilets (clean and spacious) next to the cafe behind the office, just inside the park - always useful to know!

Cambrils is one of the main stops on the coastal railway line south of Tarragona, after Salou, on…read morethe way to Tortosa and Valencia. The building is single storey and in the typical Spanish colonial style, and for such a large resort is a bit on the small side. Services are limited to a ticket office, toilets (the key is in the ticket office), taxi rank and a waiting room with some drinks vending machines. There's an electronic ticket machine as well, for when the ticket office is closed. The station claims to be accessible, which is a bit of a surprise, given the low platforms, resulting in a hefty climb up into the trains. On the railway side of the building, all trains arrive and depart from the main platform, although there are two other, rather overgrown platforms too. There's also a rather burnt-out, derelict looking goods shed, which gives the station a rather neglected feel (though would make a good hideout for a Spaghetti Western - it looks the part, even if the rest of the surroundings don't). Services run roughly hourly north and south, served almost entirely by variants of the Media Distencia service of RENFE (there are a few long-distance trains for which reservations are required). Northbound services all go to Tarragona (20 minutes), and most continue on to Barcelona, which takes just under two hours. Southbound, trains go to Tortosa, and a handful carry on to Valencia.