Campo Municipal de Golf El Castillejo

Campo Municipal de Golf El Castillejo is a 9-hole golf course located in Alcalá de la Selva, Teruel, Spain. The course measures 2,468 meters from the men's tees and 2,315 meters from the women's tees, with a par of 35 comprising two par-3s, one par-5, and six par-4s.

Designed as a "natural course," it uniquely adapts to the existing terrain, respecting the contours of the landscape with its banks, ravines, and hills. The course intentionally features no bunkers to preserve the natural environment and enhance the playing challenge. A pond at the lowest point of the course provides atmospheric refreshment.

The most challenging holes are numbers 1, 2, and 8. The course is situated within a medieval village setting dominated by a 12th-century Arab castle, offering scenic views of the surrounding Gúdar region. Facilities include a practice range with 14 stations, a putting green, and a clubhouse housed in a restored traditional stone farmhouse with wooden beams and clay roof tiles. The course caters to family golf and operates a children's school during summer months.