Camping El Jabalí Blanco, Fiscal
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Camping El Jabalí Blanco, Fiscal

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Restaurante en el Camping El Jabalí Blanco, en Fiscal. en un entorno típico de montaña, un acogedor restaurante con cocina tradicional típica de los Pirineos. Se encuentra a escasos minutos del municipio de Fiscal, muy cerca de Boltaña, Ainsa, Parque Nacional de Ordesa, y con una rápida conexión en menos de 45 minutos alcanzamos el Valle de Tena y las estaciones de esquí de Panticosa y Formigal.

 

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