Camponaraya sits amid the vineyards of the Bierzo valley. A bar and an albergue provide services. The village is functional rather than scenic, but the walking through vineyards is pleasant.
The route continues through vine country toward Cacabelos. The terrain is gently undulating and the mountains you crossed are now a dramatic backdrop to the east.
20. September 2026 - 8:27
DO NOT STAY HERE: YOU ARE LITERALLY LOCKED IN YOUR ROOM BY MANAGEMENT FROM THE OUTSIDE ROOM DOOR DEADBOLT WITH NO MEANS OF EXIT.
15. September 2026 - 8:02
Plan for Cacabelose. It has much more to offer . Only 5 k further
4. August 2026 - 9:38
Nice but way too expensive for the quality of industrial products! Bad bacon, bad cheese…
23. July 2025 - 9:24
Stayed here last night in one of their double rooms. Everything was spotless and thoughtfully decorated. They even had air conditioning!
Unfortunately, the bar and restaurant was closed the day we were there, but they gave us a key to the patio so we could wash and hang up our laundry. It was like having our own, private backyard.
The upside of the bar being closed meant that we got to try a couple of the other places in town that the owner recommended
30. May 2025 - 10:49
Tried to follow the previous recommendation. Lady said ‘it’s impossible we don’t do tastings’
30. May 2025 - 10:49
Tried to follow the previous recommendation. Lady said ‘it’s impossible we don’t do tastings’
21. May 2025 - 9:45
La Senda — hostel and restaurant halfway through town with amazing breakfast options - eggs and bacon , toast and tortillas. So good. Nice place with super clean bathrooms. On the left by a roundabout. Skip the other places.
3. December 2024 - 18:25
Rather like the previous poster, out of season stays are a lottery. It took me a long time to get in, ultimately through Booking.com help desk. No food, drink, real person options available. But the room is beautiful and I imagine that during the season it’s fabulous.,
I had a similar experience earlier on my Camino. Just be aware that the descriptions on booking.com and elsewhere are only valid for high season when everything is open.
24. October 2024 - 23:33
Unfortunately we did not have the same experience of this hostel / Albergue. Because of the great reviews for accommodation and food we booked. There was zero food on offer at the venue and the owner recommended the pizza shop 50m up the road, which was also closed, along with every other restaurant in town. Thankfully the supermarket was open and we could get some bread. Such a disappointing Albergue and town for us after walking 27kms to stay there.
1. October 2024 - 19:03
Fabulous food virtually all day. Breakfast anytime. Full bar too. We got Burgers and they were amazing. Awesome eclectic place too. Just 6 minutes walk off the Camino, a great find!
14. September 2024 - 8:30
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13. September 2024 - 17:56
Al Naraya is a lovely hostel except it’s right by a busy road. So you’ll choose to have fresh air and noise, or you’ll close the window.
12. June 2024 - 16:36
And the wine tastes good! Stop and rest your weary feet. €1.5 for a glass and pincho.
2. May 2024 - 18:49
All staff was amazing! The food was really good and I had a gorgeous private room in the garden. I felt very welcome and would have stayed longer if I could!
29. September 2023 - 14:51
Be sure when passing through Camponayara to stop at Mama Mia Pizzeria on the right. This is the best food we have had in all of Spain! VERY DELICIOUS!!!
18. July 2023 - 15:34
La Medina is closed on Tuesdays. Don’t make the mistake to walk through the whole town in the heat to stay in front of a closed door. 😉
4. June 2023 - 16:13
The staff is attentive and efficient. Accommodations are clean and fairly new. Great shower, comfy bed. Food is exceptional-lunch, dinner, and breakfast.
6. October 2022 - 13:19
The garden in the back is hidden from the street. Great place to stop for coffee and Zumo de naranja!
Esta entidad ha sido beneficiaria de una ayuda del Programa de incentivos a la movilidad eficiente y sostenible (MOVES III), gestionado por la Xunta de Galicia a través del Instituto Enerxético de Galicia (INEGA) en el marco del Real Decreto 266/2021, y cofinanciada por la Unión Europea — NextGenerationEU, dentro del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.
