Great campsite, we paid €23 for a night with ACSI, the cheapest campsite so far while we have been on the road for two weeks and the showers were really hot. Next to the campsite is a ruined church with a beautiful view over the vineyards. From there we went cycling on our own through the vineyards, beautiful, with occasional gravel paths. Many Santiago pilgrims walk around Navarette, a beautiful church.

Busy campsite with many permanent pitches. Small places for passers-by. The facilities are good. The price is exorbitant for what you get. For a dog they charge €3 and electricity €7, for the camper €14 and two adults €15. In addition, you had to sign a document written in Spanish, there was no English translation, so I didn't. Was eventually accepted.

Moderate transit campsite, good for 1 night, owner gives his own twist to ACSI price and charges € 21 (according to book) and € 7 for electricity. The swimming pool is without water and no bread is delivered in the morning. Sanitary looks neat. The campsite consists of many permanent pitches and a small part free.