Mira Lodge Park

Geodata: 40.445.007 | -8.796.701

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Praia de Mira is an excellent bathing area and the ideal place for a walk through wooded areas. Next to a long sandy beach and impressive dunes, overlooking the beautiful lagoon of Lagoa, Barrinha, and flanked by a lush pine forest, this campsite is the perfect place for vacations, getaways, sports training or outdoor activities. Located between Aveiro and Coimbra, an hour’s drive from Porto and two hours from Lisbon, the campsite is well connected for those who want to enjoy the best that the central region of Portugal has to offer.

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Directions and contact

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Number of seats

Information about the courses and accommodation options on the website.

Opening hours

Open throughout the year

Costs & Fees

From € 11.15 2 persons + motorhome

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Facilities & service on site

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Accessibility

Barrier-free gastronomy
Barrier-free reception
Sanitary cubicle for wheelchair users
Sanitary rooms with alarm function
Shop wheelchair accessible
Shower and toilet rooms are barrier-free

Sanitary area

Clothes dryer
Dish sink
Individual washing cubicles with hot water
Laundry sink
Showers with hot water
Single sanitary cubicles
Toilets
Washing machines

Food & Drink

Bakery in der Nähe
Bread service am Platz
Grocery store in der Nähe
Restaurant in der Nähe
snack in der Nähe
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Our highlights

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  • View of a beautiful lagoon/Barrinha
  • surrounded by a pine forest and lush woods
  • Free swimming pool (seasonal)
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Leisure on site

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Sports Activities

Soccer and volleyball pitch

Ping pong tables

seasonal pool

Offers for Families

Lounge with TV and WLAN

Children’s area

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Leisure activities in the area

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Bike Paths

https://www.miralodgepark.pt/o-que-fazer-ou-visitar/pista-ciclo-pedonal

Hiking Trails

https://www.miralodgepark.pt/o-que-fazer-ou-visitar/percursos-pedestres

Sightseeing

Praia de Mira is the only beach in the world to have been awarded the Blue Flag for more than 30 consecutive years. It is the ideal place to spend a few days relaxing, taking a dip in the sea and watching the “Arte Xávega”, a type of trawling where the net is pulled into the beach. Thousands of tourists visit the city of Mira every year, and this number has increased exponentially in recent years.

Mira is also a privileged place for birdwatching: there are around 198 different cataloged species here.
Just a 45-minute drive away, you can visit the city of Coimbra, where you can explore the Joanine Library of the University of Coimbra, which replaced the old university bookshop and owes its name to the monarch who ordered its construction in 1717: King John V the Magnanimous became known as a great patron of culture, science and art and this library is a remarkable testimony to the king’s cultural policy

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