Tengo una reserva de parcela.
I have a pitch reservation.
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42 Spanish Phrases for Camping and Tent Trips
42 compact Spanish phrases for camping and tent trips, including campsite check-in, tent setup, sleeping gear, water, cooking, fire rules, weather, wildlife, facilities, and emergency help.
This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.
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Campsite Check-In
¿Dónde está mi parcela?
Where is my pitch?
¿A qué hora salimos?
What time do we leave?
¿Hay mapa del camping?
Is there a campground map?
¿Podemos aparcar junto a la tienda?
Can we park next to the tent?
Necesito una parcela tranquila.
I need a quiet pitch.
¿Dónde está recepción?
Where is reception?
Tent Setup
Necesito un sitio plano.
I need a flat spot.
Voy a montar la tienda.
I am going to pitch the tent.
El suelo está muy duro.
The ground is very hard.
Faltan las piquetas.
The tent pegs are missing.
Voy a tensar las cuerdas.
I am going to tighten the guy lines.
La lona toca la tienda.
The tarp touches the tent.
¿Viene viento de este lado?
Does wind come from this side?
Sleeping Gear
Mi saco no abriga.
My sleeping bag is not warm.
La esterilla se desinfla.
The sleeping pad deflates.
Necesito ropa seca.
I need dry clothes.
¿Dónde seco el saco?
Where do I dry the sleeping bag?
Hace frío en el suelo.
The ground is cold.
Necesito otra manta.
I need another blanket.
La tienda tiene humedad.
The tent is damp.
Water and Cooking
¿Dónde hay agua potable?
Where is there drinking water?
Necesito llenar la botella.
I need to fill the bottle.
¿Se puede cocinar aquí?
Can people cook here?
¿Hay zona de cocina?
Is there a cooking area?
La bombona está vacía.
The gas canister is empty.
Necesito guardar comida.
I need to store food.
¿Dónde tiro la basura?
Where do I throw away trash?
Fire and Weather
¿Está permitido hacer fuego?
Is making a fire allowed?
No haré fuego hoy.
I will not make a fire today.
Va a llover esta noche.
It is going to rain tonight.
Hay mucho viento.
There is a lot of wind.
Necesito asegurar la tienda.
I need to secure the tent.
¿Hay refugio cerca?
Is there shelter nearby?
El camino está embarrado.
The path is muddy.
Wildlife and Help
Vi un animal cerca.
I saw an animal nearby.
¿Hay osos en la zona?
Are there bears in the area?
No encuentro el sendero.
I cannot find the trail.
Necesito ayuda urgente.
I need urgent help.
Estoy perdido.
I am lost.
La linterna no funciona.
The flashlight does not work.
Llame a emergencias, por favor.
Call emergency services, please.
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