Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market

Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market sets up on Camino del Raso in Guardamar del Segura every Wednesday and Sunday, 8am to 2pm. Around 40 stalls trade in the open air, and English-speaking regulars know it as the lemon tree market. The produce rows are fullest before the middle of the morning.

About Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market

Two mornings a week bring the same 40 or so stalls to the same site, which makes this one of the more dependable market runs in the area if your week does not fit around a single market day. Wednesday and Sunday keep identical hours. There is no hall, so the market is weather-dependent and packs away promptly at 2pm.

What you'll find at Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables fill the first rows, with local citrus the produce worth your bag space in season. The rest of the stalls run to clothing and textiles, and there are prepared foods to eat as you walk or take home. Forty stalls is about an hour's walking.

How to get to Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market

The address is Camino del Raso 15, in the Campo de Guardamar area outside the town centre, so most people arrive by car or taxi rather than on foot. For the town's other market mornings, see street markets in Guardamar del Segura.

Where to stay in Guardamar del Segura

The Town Centre is your best base, with accommodation a short walk from the market streets and the beach.

If you prefer a resort feel, the Urbanización La Marina area has apartments and smaller hotels that suit a longer stay. Guardamar is compact enough to manage without a car once you are settled.

What day is the Campo de Guardamar market?

Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market runs on Wednesday and on Sunday, 8am to 2pm both days. It is the same market on the same site at Camino del Raso each time, weekly all year, so a midweek visit and a weekend one bring the same 40 stalls.

What can you buy at the lemon tree market?

Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market, known to English-speaking regulars as the lemon tree market, sells fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and prepared foods. Local citrus is the pick of the produce in season, and around 40 stalls is small enough to walk in an hour.

Do stalls at Campo de Guardamar market take cards?

Stalls at Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market take cards, including contactless, and mobile payments as well as cash. The market is open air with around 40 stalls, and small notes and coins still move things along faster at the fruit and vegetable stands.

Is Campo de Guardamar market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Campo de Guardamar del Segura Street Market is wheelchair accessible. The stalls set up in the open air on Camino del Raso rather than inside a hall, so there are no steps or doorways to negotiate, and the site is the same on Wednesday and Sunday.