Camping Las Dunas is a family resort in Spain on the beach.
A camping holiday offers an unforgettable experience for your children.
On the campsite they can play in contact with nature and develop their creativity.
The entertainment team of Camping Las Dunas joins them in this exciting journey full of new experiences and friendships.
The most famous resident of Camping Las Dunas is our mascot Laladu the turtle. The entertainment team organises a wide array of activities for children in the Laladu miniclub. Here your children can play, dance, sing and give free reign to their creativity.
In the Laladu miniclub children can meet new friends in a comfortable and protected environment, supervised by the professional entertainers of Camping Las Dunas.
Several times a week, your children can enjoy the minidisco and the photo session with our mascot Laladu. And when the children are entertained, the parents can enjoy some well deserved time off.
Live entertainment is offered on the big stage by the swimming pool bar.
The whole family can enjoy the entertainment team’s own performances and those of some great bands, interpreting their favourite artists like the Beatles, Queen and many more.
Camping Las Dunas has two large playgrounds and two small ones. The playgrounds are evenly distributed over the campsite so you can always find one near.
Children can play on the swings, slides and much more…
The extensive sandy beach in front of Camping Las Dunas is a true paradise for children. The gentle gradient and shallow water allows for easy access to the sea, even for children. Just in front of the campsite stands the tower of the lifeguards who keep a close eye on them.
The Laladu miniclub opens the same day the first child sets foot on the campsite. Usually that is on the opening date in May. In other words, Las Dunas offers child entertainment during the whole season, also in the low season. Other activities and services like the XD club for teenagers, the live performances at night time and sport competitions, are offered according to the occupation of the campsite. That means they are offered less frequently in the low season.