Generalitat allocates €396,000 for Service Points in 16 Castellón Municipalities

The grants aim to improve services for itinerant tourism and boost local economies in areas at risk of depopulation.

Generic image of a Valencian town square at dusk.
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Generic image of a Valencian town square at dusk.

The Generalitat Valenciana has allocated €395,941 in grants during 2026 to 16 municipalities in the province of Castellón, particularly those at risk of depopulation, for the creation and enhancement of Service Points.

The primary objective of this initiative is to enhance services for itinerant tourism while simultaneously contributing to the economic revitalization of depopulating inland areas. This action aligns with the Valencian government's commitment to territorial development and population retention.
Beneficiary municipalities this year include Xodos, Santa Magdalena de Pulpis, Traiguera, Canet lo Roig, Forcall, Vilafranca, Cirat, Catí, Benassal, Cinctorres, Torás, Xert, Bejís, Villamalur, Suera, and Vall d’Almonesir.
Service Points are essential facilities for motorhome users, enabling basic maintenance and waste management operations during their travels. These areas typically provide systems for grey and black water disposal, as well as potable water supply points, thereby promoting more sustainable tourism and preventing uncontrolled dumping.
The grant program supports the construction of new facilities, the refurbishment of existing ones, and the adaptation of associated land or recreational areas. It also covers material execution costs, fees for technical project drafting, site supervision, and health and safety coordination, ensuring the necessary technical standards for municipal projects.