Cambrils Park Resort Guide 2026: Everything You Need for a Family Holiday
Cambrils Park Resort is a family holiday park on Spain’s Costa Daurada, a short walk from the beach and a few kilometres from PortAventura theme park. The resort suits families with young kids right through to teenagers, thanks to four themed pool areas, daily kids clubs, and evening entertainment. No cars are allowed inside the resort grounds, so children can cycle and wander safely between the pools, restaurants, and accommodation. The 2026 season runs from 30 April to 26 September. This guide covers everything you need to plan your stay, from accommodation and dining to day trips and current prices.
Accommodation at Cambrils Park Resort
Cambrils Park Resort offers three accommodation types: apartments, Villa Bonita villas, and Polynesian style bungalows. All come with air conditioning, a kitchen, and easy access to the pools.
Apartments
The Mediterrà nia apartments have 1, 2, or 3 bedrooms and suit families who want a compact, low maintenance base with a cleaning service included.
Villa Bonita
These colourful, single storey villas have 2 bedrooms and a large private garden, recently renovated for extra comfort.
Polynesian Bungalows
Formerly known as Aloha Bungalows, these wooden bungalows have 2 bedrooms and a spacious terrace, set among greenery for families who like a bit of privacy.
Adapted units are available across all three types for guests with accessibility needs. A refundable damage deposit of around €100 is taken on arrival.
Pools and Family Activities
Cambrils Park Resort has four themed pool areas, each with a different personality. Caribbean Port has a pirate ship and slides for older kids, while Caribbean Jungle is built for toddlers with animal themed splash zones. La Mediterrà nia Beach and Polynesian Sea offer calmer, more relaxing pools for adults and older children. Sunbeds cannot be reserved in advance, which keeps things fair even at busy times.
Beyond the pools, the grounds are green and well kept, with sports courts, mini golf, trampolines, and bike hire from reception. There is also a spa with treatments, a sauna, and yoga classes for parents who fancy some downtime. Because no cars are allowed on site, children can move around freely and safely between activities.
Kids Clubs and Entertainment
Kids clubs at Cambrils Park Resort run daily for children aged four and up, with sessions at 10:30am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, and 6:15pm covering arts and crafts, water fights, and games. Teenagers have their own club with tattoo sessions, balloon modelling, and evening activities.
Evenings bring tattoos or balloon modelling, a mini disco at 8:30pm, and a show at 9:30pm. Past performances have included a Mary Poppins tribute, live bands, and Brazilian dance shows, alternating between theatre style acts and live music most nights.
Dining and Restaurants
La Masia is the most popular restaurant on site, known for its Mediterranean menu and certified gluten free options. El Pescador serves Spanish and seafood dishes for a change of pace. There is also an on site supermarket and bakery, handy for self catering in the apartments and bungalows.
For something different, cycle down to Salou or Cambrils town for local Spanish restaurants, or try the vegan menu at Sama Sama in Salou. If you fancy more Irish inspired dining ideas for your travels, our guide to Killarney’s best restaurants is worth a look.
Getting There and Getting Around
Reus Airport is the closest airport to Cambrils Park Resort, around 12 minutes away by car or taxi. Barcelona Airport is roughly an hour’s drive, so Reus is the more convenient option for most Irish travellers connecting through the UK. A taxi from Reus to the resort costs around €40.
Once you arrive, you will not need a car. The resort is car free, and bike hire is available from reception, with prices from around €6 for a few hours up to roughly €43 for a week. Bikes are the easiest way to reach Salou and Cambrils town, both connected by flat, easy cycle paths along the coast.
Exploring Salou and Cambrils
Salou and Cambrils are both within easy cycling distance of the resort, linked by a flat coastal path. Salou has colourful beach bars, a lively promenade, and family friendly play areas along the route. Cambrils has a quieter, more local feel with its own beach and harbour.
The resort itself sits close to Vilafortuny beach, a short walk from the accommodation, so you do not need to travel far for a swim in the sea. Renting bikes for a day or two is the best way to properly explore both towns beyond the resort gates.
Day Trip to PortAventura
PortAventura theme park is about a 10 minute drive from Cambrils Park Resort, making it an easy day trip for families staying at the resort. The park is divided into themed areas including Sesame Street, the Wild West, Mexico, Polynesia, and China, with rides suited to every age group.
A standard one day adult ticket starts from around €45 to €50, though prices vary with promotions, so it is worth checking the official PortAventura site or apps like Lidl Plus for discount codes before you go. Caribe Aquatic Park and Ferrari Land are also part of the wider PortAventura World and can be added to your ticket.
Cambrils Park Resort Prices and Practical Info
Accommodation at Cambrils Park Resort typically starts from around €105 to €115 per night, depending on season and accommodation type, with prices rising sharply during Irish and UK school holidays. A refundable security deposit of about €100 is collected on arrival.
The resort holds a 4 star rating and scores 8.8, “Fabulous,” from recent guest reviews. For 2026, the resort has also introduced sustainability initiatives including reusable cups and smart recycling points, and a new Petit Hotel is due to open in 2027 alongside the existing accommodation.
Conclusion
Cambrils Park Resort remains one of the most reliable choices for a stress free family holiday in Spain. Its combination of themed pools, car free grounds, daily kids clubs, and easy access to PortAventura makes it a strong fit for families with children of any age. Between the resort’s own facilities and the short cycle to Salou and Cambrils, there is enough to fill a full week without needing to rent a car. Book early if you are eyeing peak summer dates, as the resort fills up fast.Â
