Finding Current Camino Resources: A Guide for Post-COVID Travelers

[EL LECHERO]

How do I find up-to-date Camino resources without having to sift through a ton of dated pre covid?

 

[Tincatinker]

Gronze, Wisepilgrim, Camino-ninja, Dave: they are all trying very hard to get and provide up-to-date information. Sadly the infrastructure on many Camino routes is in a precarious state and sad news emerges frequently.
Personally I wouldn’t do a lot of planning until a week or two before my flight. The environment is in flux.

 

[ivar]

You could also have a look in the "Live from the Camino" section here:

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/search-forums/%F0%9F%9A%B6pilgrims-walking-now.307/

...or a search for older threads (that are not that old)...

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/search/2180451/?q=%22LIVE+from+the+Camino%22&o=date

 

[peregrina2000]

I don’t think you’ll find any post-covid information, since we are nowhere near the finish line!


But more seriously, the search function brings up the most recent threads first, so a quick look at the date will give you a good idea of which threads are more likely to give current information, but as Tinca notes, be prepared for that info to become outdated before you trip!

 

[Marbe2]

How do I find up-to-date Camino resources without having to sift through a ton of dated pre covid?

If you are exploring private accommodations try booking.com. The site also includes many private albergues. If reservations are being taken for those dates it will give you of a good idea of housing that may be available now for future dates. But Omicron is in charge.
IF, as many expect Omicron recedes, I would venture to say that the popular Caminos will be in high demand. Booking .com allows most reservations to be canceled anywhere from the day of the reservation to a month ahead of time with most reservations allowing cancellation circa 3 days in advance. Do read the fine print when making reservations.