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Àrea recreativa de Caubet is a barbecue and picnic area in Bunyola, Mallorca, near Palma. It opens from 29 November, sits beside the Sóller train line, and has shaded space, 2 small playgrounds and room for children and dogs. Tables and barbecue spots are limited, so early arrival is needed; some bookings require prepayment and a set maximum number of people. Parking is available, but can fill up when busy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Àrea recreativa de Caubet open on weekends and public holidays?
Several verified reviews state that Àrea recreativa de Caubet is mainly open Monday to Friday and closed on weekends and public holidays. One reviewer also notes that fire use may be restricted in summer, with the season starting from 29 November in one comment. It is best to check the current status before travelling.
Do I need a reservation for a table or barbecue spot?
Yes. One verified review says a reservation is required for use of the area and that prepayment is necessary. The same comment mentions a maximum number of people per booking. Because availability is limited, it is sensible to arrange this in advance, especially for groups.
What time should I arrive to get a table or barbecue spot?
Several reviews say you should arrive very early if you want a table or barbecue area. Times mentioned include before 6:30 a.m., 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. and, in one case, before 10:30 a.m. One reviewer states that the area opens at 8:00 a.m. Early arrival is especially useful on busy days.
Is parking available at Àrea recreativa de Caubet?
Yes, several reviews mention parking at Àrea recreativa de Caubet, and some describe it as ample. At the same time, other comments say spaces can become limited when the site is busy. If you are visiting on a Sunday or in high season, arriving early is a practical way to secure a spot.
Is firewood or barbecue wood available on site?
Verified reviews mention that firewood is sold on site, with one user stating a price of €3 for 10 kg. Other comments say it is not always available. If you plan to barbecue, it is sensible to check availability on arrival and bring what you need as a backup.
What are the toilets and sanitary facilities like?
Several reviews mention portable toilets at Àrea recreativa de Caubet; one says there are 4 toilets, including 2 accessible ones, while another mentions 3 toilets. One comment also says there is no water source on site. If you plan to stay for several hours, it is practical to bring your own water and hygiene items.
Is the area suitable for children, dogs and people with reduced mobility?
Reviews mention two small playgrounds, plenty of shade and a large enclosed area, which makes the site practical for families. Dogs are mentioned as allowed in several comments. For people with reduced mobility, one review notes 2 accessible toilets, but also says there is no smooth path from the parking area to the tables.
How do I get to Àrea recreativa de Caubet and how far is it from Palma?
Àrea recreativa de Caubet is in Bunyola and is described in reviews as very close to Palma, with one comment calling it one of the nearest recreational areas to the city. Another verified note says the Sóller train passes right next to the grounds. The access road is described as long, winding and partly potholed, so careful driving is advisable.

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07193 Bunyola
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