Place · Huerta del Marquesado
Prao de San Roque picnic area
Prao de San Roque is Huerta del Marquesado's best-equipped picnic area, 380 m from the village across the Laguna river valley, among pines and Portuguese oaks. It has a spring, tables, a covered barbecue for year-round use, swings, football pitch and sports court, with Piedra de San Roque, a monolith with a niche, beside it.
- Municipality
- Huerta del Marquesado
- Picnic area
- Huerta del Marquesado
- Laguna river
- Piedra de San Roque
380 metres from Huerta del Marquesado, a five-minute walk across the valley fields and Laguna river, among pines and Portuguese oaks. It has a spring, tables, a barbecue in a covered building usable all year, swings, a grass football pitch and a basketball and five-a-side football court. Any vehicle can reach it.
Beside it is Piedra de San Roque.
Good conduct
Woodland surrounds the area: fires only in the designated place, no detergents in springs or river, and take rubbish away. Do not park on vegetation.
Combine with
Fuente del Royo, 700 m further along the same path, and PR-CU 39, a short-distance trail.
Frequently asked questions
Is it freely accessible?
Yes, freely accessible and free of charge. Fires are permitted only in the designated area and may face seasonal restrictions.
Carry on from here
Lands and landscapes
From here, follow the memory of the land
These readings connect Prao de San Roque picnic area with the stories, the work and the villages around it.
Where it is
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Reference villages: Huerta del Marquesado · Tejadillos · Campillos-Sierra · Laguna del Marquesado.
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- Name
- Ayuntamiento de Huerta del Marquesado source consulted, 5 October 2026
- Municipality (INE code)
- Ayuntamiento de Huerta del Marquesado source consulted, 5 October 2026
- Location
- Ayuntamiento de Huerta del Marquesado source consulted, 5 October 2026
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