Campa Torres Archaeological and Nature Park occupies 50,000 square metres of coastline in the borough of Gijón. The hill fort consists of several distinct areas: The reception building, located at the entrance to the park, the archaeological site and the main building, built in an old bunker dating from the Spanish Civil War.
The site occupies the western tip of Cape Torres and can be divided into two sectors. The higher one corresponds to defensive structures, a ditch carved into the rock, an outer ditch and the wall, formed by rectangular units with rounded corners.
In the lower area, the settlement is distributed in mostly rectangular stone dwellings with several rooms paved with small pebbles. Three wells surfaced in masonry and having descending steps have been located for supplying water. Bronze smelting ovens have been unearthed below the paved level of some houses.
