Campell, also called el Poble de Baix (Village of Below), began as a town street between two ravines. Later, a parallel street developed here with the backs of the houses directly on the ravine. Campell is one of the three villages of La Vall de Laguar, a municipality in the Marina Alta region. The toponym Laguar comes from Arabic and is an evolution of Al-Agwar, which means 'the caves'. The Laguar Valley was the last stronghold of the Valencian Moors. In November 1609, they surrendered and were definitively expelled to North Africa. Fontilles is a residential colony or sanatorium where leprosy patients used to be cared for. From 1923 to 1930, work was done on the still existing wall of 3,513 meters long and three meters high around the leper colony. Castell de Les Atzavares is located at the entrance of La Vall de Laguar, at an altitude of just over 350 metres and is a small fortress of two rectangular enclosures of Islamic origin. Today there are only a few remains of the (rammed) walls.