Yes, the campsite itself runs its own shuttles and you can buy tickets from the ticket booth by the front gates. 

None of the campsites are near Pamplona, in that none are within walking distance, and ours isn’t the closest. You’ll have to take the bus from any campsite into Pamplona, and while our campsite is a little further away, it’s the only one with trees for shade, grassy areas, a river to swim in, a huge pool for pool parties, all night parties, a great bar and good value restaurant. It’s easily the best campsite in the area.

You can tell the campsite staff that you’re staying with Stoke Travel and they’ll direct you towards us. Check in is between 08:00 and 22:00 every day, and if you have to arrive after hours security will put you in a tent and you can check in in the morning. 

It’s going to be the best breakfast you’ll have on your travels. Depending on what the chefs find fresh, there will be a hot and cold breakfast buffet that can include eggs and bacon, omelettes, smashed avocado toast, fruit and cereal, yoghurt, pancakes, and most importantly the all-important bottomless mimosas that we’ll be making with Spanish cava and real orange juice, that will be poured liberally during the bottomless brunch hours. 

They’re tents – they hold your stuff and keep you sheltered when you pass out there in the early hours of the morning. You can stand up in them, unless you’re pretty tall, and are kitted out with camping mats and sleeping bags. Plus we have all the benefits of camping, so we’ll have an awesome common area, music all day and most of the night, and a crowd of the best travellers to hang out with. 

Plenty of hot showers, a huge swimming pool with DJ, poolside bar, regular bar that’s open late, campsite parties that almost go all night, a very decent restaurant, a shop selling supplies and a bar that serves food, football pitch, river to swim in, plenty of grass and shade. It’s a real nice campsite. 

It’s not too good to be true, it is what it sounds like it is. A bar stocked with beer, wine and Spanish sangria that’s open to you from 10am to 10pm. Drink as much as you want, that’s up to you, just don’t be a jerk, or put yourself in any danger. 

They don’t, for safety reasons, but we do have plenty of charging stations set up around camp where you can charge your gear without any worries. We know how important fully charged up gear is.

Look, we aren’t a 5-star resort. We won’t be able to do wake-up calls, room service, your laundry, etc. What we can do, however, is provide you with tasty meals, the sickest parties, decent basic campsite amenities, and as much booze as you can handle (for only an extra €15 per night). On top of all that, we’ve been coming here for over 15 years, and have figured out all you need to have the best time at San Fermin – a sick fit, transport, balcony views of festivities, all for a small additional cost!