Cambre’s economy is largely driven by agriculture, with local farms producing a variety of fruits, vegetables, and livestock products. The town is particularly famous for its cherries, which are celebrated each year during the Festa das Cereixas. In addition to agriculture, Cambre has a growing tourism industry, benefiting from its proximity to A Coruña and its appeal as a tranquil getaway for nature and history enthusiasts.
Craftsmanship also plays an important role in the local economy, with artisanal products such as textiles, ceramics, and woodwork being popular among visitors. Small businesses, including local cafes, restaurants, and specialty shops, contribute to the town’s economic vibrancy, and the town’s focus on sustainable development helps preserve its traditional industries while embracing modern tourism.