Beautiful refugio (shelter) in an even more beautiful place. Between the rocks and vegetation, this refugio is just next to the road, a beautiful place on the edge of the campos. Inside, the refugio has a number of wooden bunk beds and a table. A top place where I would like to sleep again.

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Juano Mesas 🚴‍♂️🎼👨‍🎓✍️

May 12, 2024

This shelter is the first one you come across if you go up to the Campos from La Nava De San Pedro, and it is in very good condition despite being, as I say, the first of the Campos de Hernán Perea.
About 100 metres away you have a water tank to fill up with water, although it is not very advisable because the water comes from several hundred metres above and can carry some impurities.
I have drunk from it a few times when I had no other choice and I did not notice anything in my stomach, but it is preferable to fill up with water at any other spring.

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Jordi Hernandez

August 25, 2024

This is the best preserved refuge of the 4 that we found between Don Domingo, Fuente Segura (GR-247 and variants).
Bunk bed and wooden bed, table and bench, double glazed windows and even hangers on the wall.
The only thing that didn't work was the water pump, but I don't know if it's because there's no water in the pool or the pump is broken.
It's common to see it occupied some days in summer. Today it was empty.
I take this opportunity to thank the users for preserving it and leaving it, at least, in the same condition.

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