Camp

Camp feels like a spare, easygoing room where locals drop in between errands. It's on the quieter side of Sant Antoni de Vilamajor, where narrow streets and small cafés still outnumber chain shops. Inside there's a low-lit lounge area and a handful of regulars talking about the weekend's plans or walks up into the Montseny hills. Weekdays read like a daytime living room; evenings pick up a more social hum. The décor is simple — plain wood tables, a few plants, nothing flashy. People come from nearby towns as much as from the village itself, so it never feels strictly local. If you're after something noisy or slick, this isn't it; it’s more a place to sit and chat. Staff are informal and the mood is unpretentious, the kind of spot you remember because it just fits the town.