Club de Golf Camprodon sits in the Pyrenean foothills of Catalonia, near the medieval town of Camprodon in the Ripollès comarca. The course occupies terrain shaped by mountain streams and the Ter River valley, where the landscape transitions from valley floor to forested slopes. The design work involved Alfonso Vidaor, Enrique Saenger, and Magi Sarda, reflecting a collaborative approach common among Spanish courses developed in the latter decades of the twentieth century. The routing takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and mature tree cover characteristic of this region. Holes move through corridors of pine and deciduous woodland, with the Pyrenean backdrop visible from elevated positions on the property. The mountain setting brings cooler temperatures than courses along the Mediterranean coast, and the terrain requires golfers to manage uneven lies and strategic positioning on sloped fairways. Water features appear where the natural drainage patterns cross the playing corridors. Camprodon serves both local membership and visitors exploring the Catalan Pyrenees, a region better known for hiking and winter sports than golf. The club operates in a mountain resort context, where the course complements the area's outdoor recreation offerings. The town of Camprodon itself retains historic architecture and serves as a gateway to the surrounding valleys, giving the golf experience a distinct regional character compared to Spain's busier coastal golf zones.