Markets in La Camocha
Asturias, Asturias
La Camocha market is a weekly outdoor street market where locals shop for everyday fresh produce, including fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy. It is a practical, food-focused market with a straightforward neighbourhood character, and it draws shoppers from across this part of Asturias.
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Where to stay in La Camocha
La Camocha is a small mining village on the outskirts of Gijón, so your best bet is to stay in Gijón itself and make the short trip out. Try City Centre for easy access to transport links, or look at options in El Natahoyo if you want to stay on the western side of the city closer to La Camocha.
Gijón has a good range of accommodation at most budgets, and getting to La Camocha by bus or car takes around 15 to 20 minutes from the centre.
Tours & Activities in La Camocha
Street markets in La Camocha
La Camocha Market runs once a week as an outdoor stall market, making it the only market serving the town. The product range centres on fresh food: expect seasonal fruit and vegetables alongside meat, poultry, fish, and seafood, as well as local cheese and dairy products. Stall numbers have not been formally published, but the market is a consistent weekly fixture for residents of La Camocha and nearby Gijón, which has a broader range of markets if you are looking for clothing, handicrafts, or antiques.
Planning your visit
Arriving early on market day gives you the best selection of fresh fish and seasonal produce. La Camocha is a short distance from Gijón, so combining a trip to both towns is straightforward by local road. For general tourist information about the area, the official Asturias tourism site is a reliable resource for transport and local events.