San Miguel de Salinas campsite proposal includes 117 motorhome pitches
A €1.67 million project on non-developable land would accommodate up to 351 people, but still requires regional approval. A campsite with 117 pitches for motorhomes is being proposed on non-developable land in San Miguel de Salinas. The two-star complex would cover 44,308 square metres and have capacity for up to 351 guests. The project, promoted […] The post San Miguel de Salinas campsite…
A €1.67 million campsite project for San Miguel de Salinas would provide 117 motorhome pitches, accommodating up to 351 people. The two-star complex, proposed by Thomas Richard Reeves Chambers, spans 44,308 square meters and requires regional approval. Developed on two former agricultural plots, the site will repurpose existing buildings and construct new facilities, including 89 standard pitches and 28 deluxe pitches with individual parking spaces.
Motorhome pitches will occupy around 9,600 square meters, along with internal roads and pedestrian areas. The complex will feature a 282-square-meter bar, reception, toilets, laundry rooms, storage, and staff areas. Swimming pools, totaling 398 square meters, will include a main pool and a children's pool. The buildings' constructed area will be approximately 827 square meters, with over 16,000 square meters of natural terrain preserved.
The project forecasts 25 permanent jobs and anticipates additional seasonal staff during peak periods. The estimated construction cost amounts to €1,675,466.36, with the promoter seeking a 30-year authorization and a 2% fee of €33,509.33. The site lacks connection to the municipal sewer network and will include two underground wastewater treatment plants and facilities for emptying motorhome waste tanks.
Water demand is estimated at 5,224.98 cubic meters, with plans to connect to the municipal supply near Lo Rufete residential area. The developer proposes storage tanks for waste management. San Miguel de Salinas Town Hall granted a certificate of urban planning compatibility in February 2023, but the project must undergo the regional administrative process before construction or operation can commence.
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