Markets in Camas
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Camas, Seville has one street market serving this small Aljarafe town on the western edge of the city. The Mercadillo de Camas runs every Saturday morning on Calle el Ferrocarril, drawing locals from Camas and the surrounding area for their weekly shop. Bring cash, as cards are not widely accepted at the stalls.
Where to stay in Camas
Camas sits just across the river from Seville, so staying in the city centre of Seville itself is a smart move, putting you within easy reach of Camas while keeping all of Seville's amenities on your doorstep. Try Seville City Centre or look for options near the Triana neighbourhood, which is closest to Camas and has great transport links.
If you'd prefer to stay right in Camas itself, Camas Town Centre has a handful of smaller hotels and guesthouses that work well as a quiet, affordable base.
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Street markets in Camas
The Camas Street Market is an outdoor, fully wheelchair-accessible market with around 40 stalls lining the street each Saturday. The mix covers everyday essentials and a few extras: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, clothing, footwear, and handmade handicrafts. Because it is held outdoors, mornings in settled weather are the most comfortable time to visit. See the full listing on the street markets in Camas page.
Camas sits roughly 5 km west of Seville, so if you want more market days during the week, the nearby towns of Tomares and San Juan de Aznalfarache are worth checking. You can also browse the full picture of markets across the province on our Seville markets page. For local event information, the Ayuntamiento de Camas publishes updates on the town's activities.
What day is the market in Camas?
Camas holds its only market on Saturday morning, when around 40 stalls set up on Calle el Ferrocarril from roughly 8am to 3pm. It's the town's single trading day each week, so anyone planning a visit needs to make it a Saturday morning outing.
How many stalls does the Camas market have?
The Camas Street Market has around 40 stalls, making it a modest, single-street market rather than a large market hall. Traders line Calle el Ferrocarril each Saturday selling fresh fruit, vegetables, clothing, footwear and handicrafts, enough for a full weekly shop without a long walk between stalls.
What can you buy at the market in Camas?
The Camas market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, footwear and handmade handicrafts across its roughly 40 stalls. It's aimed at the weekly shop rather than tourist souvenirs, and the outdoor stalls line Calle el Ferrocarril every Saturday morning in settled weather.