Real Club de Golf Campoamor Resort

Real Club de Golf Campoamor Resort brings together an 18-hole golf course, a hotel, a restaurant and other sports facilities in Orihuela, in Alicante province. Part of the Costa Blanca in the Valencian Community, it sits less than six kilometres from the coast. Its elevated setting provides views of the Mediterranean coastline and a sea breeze.

For a golfer travelling to this part of Spain, Campoamor has more than the course to consider. Accommodation and dining are part of the resort, alongside padel, tennis and services for events and celebrations. These give the place a broader role than that of a golf club alone.

The course and its August tournament

The Real Club de Golf Campoamor course opened in 1988. It has 18 holes and a par of 72, forming the golf element of a complex that also accommodates other sporting activities.

Each August, the club holds a tournament in honour of the Count of Barcelona. For visitors interested in the club's competitive calendar, this is a recurring event tied to a specific month, rather than simply another feature of the resort's facilities.

A central clubhouse with a coastal outlook

The clubhouse occupies a central position within the course. With an area of 2,800 square metres, it stands 130 metres above sea level. Its position is a useful point of reference for understanding Campoamor's elevated setting and the coastal views that distinguish the location.

There has also been a cultural side to the club's activities. The caddie master's premises have hosted art exhibitions open to the public, bringing something other than sport into the golf facilities.

Staying, dining and other sports

Hotel Golf Campoamor and Restaurante Golf Campoamor are among the resort's facilities. Both have their own entries in the guide, as do events and celebrations, padel and tennis, allowing visitors to explore those parts of the complex separately from the golf course.

The resort also regularly hosts Icelandic football teams for pre-season training camps, including clubs from the first and second divisions. Their visits add another sporting dimension to Campoamor: alongside golfers, the complex receives teams whose stays focus on preparation for their football season.