Alannia Costa Blanca in Crevillente stands out as one of Spain’s largest and most family-focused camping resorts. With tropical pools, themed slides, and direct access to nature, it’s become a top choice for families seeking a complete holiday experience in Alicante.
In Crevillente, Alicante, Alannia Costa Blanca has redefined the family holiday with a resort that blends large-scale amenities, water attractions, and direct access to natural landscapes. Recognized as “Camping Más Familiar” at the IV Gala de Campings de España in 2023, the resort has earned its reputation for both its extensive facilities and high guest satisfaction.
The heart of Alannia Costa Blanca is its 5,000-square-meter aquatic zone. Here, families find tropical pools, a lagoon-style swimming area, and two animal-themed pools designed for children, complete with colorful slides. Surrounding the water attractions are landscaped gardens, sun loungers, umbrellas, and Balinese beds, creating a space that caters to relaxation and play in equal measure.
Family Activities and Accommodation
Beyond the pools, the resort offers a heated pool, spa, and a full calendar of animation activities. Dedicated spaces like the miniclub and teenclub ensure that children and teenagers have age-appropriate entertainment, while adults can enjoy the gym, spa, or simply unwind. Accommodation options are flexible: guests can choose from over 1,000 serviced pitches—pet-friendly and equipped with water, electricity, and drainage—or more than 200 fully equipped cabins. This scale places Alannia Costa Blanca among the largest camping resorts in Spain.
Onsite amenities include restaurants, bars, a supermarket, hair salon, minigolf, sports courts, petanque, barbecue areas, a games room, and even a canine sanitation area. The resort’s year-round animation program features shows, workshops, outdoor activities, and poolside dances, making it a destination that adapts to every season.
Nature and Local Exploration
Alannia Costa Blanca’s location allows guests to combine resort comfort with outdoor adventure. The nearby El Hondo Natural Park, shared by Elche and Crevillente, is a protected wetland recognized for its biodiversity—home to 172 recorded bird species and listed as both a Ramsar site and a Special Protection Area for Birds (ZEPA). The park, declared a natural reserve by the Generalitat Valenciana in 1994, offers walking trails and birdwatching opportunities just minutes from the resort.
The wider Vega Baja region and southern Alicante provide additional options: Mediterranean beaches, scenic routes, and family-friendly excursions. For those planning longer stays or off-season getaways, the combination of pools, family accommodation, and easy access to nature makes Alannia Costa Blanca a standout choice.
Spain’s approach to revitalizing historic spaces for tourism and culture is also gaining attention, as seen in projects like the transformation of Pedraza Castle into a year-round arts venue by Santiago Segura and José Mota—an initiative detailed here.
With its blend of modern amenities and proximity to protected landscapes, Alannia Costa Blanca continues to set the standard for family resorts in Spain, offering a holiday experience that balances leisure, activity, and the natural beauty of Alicante.
