Excellent camper site, the way it should be everywhere. Beautiful paved pitches (with shell gravel) and separated by young hedges. Pitches are lit. Hot showers (5 minutes) are included in the price, and clean toilets are provided. You can enjoy the services as they should. Check-in after choosing a pitch and choosing whether or not to have electricity. Nestled among the meadows with Limousin cattle, you can buy meat from the owner; it's not cheap, but it's very good and tasty.

Great camper site. All pitches are paved. It's a bit unclear whether you're supposed to pitch on a concrete lot with two people or just one. We pitched there with two people, and that's how it turned out, considering the number of pitches. There was a light on in the evening, but it quickly went out, and then it became pitch black. Trash cans are located outside the barrier. The service point is clean and well-maintained. Actually, a very good, excellent camper site!

We were there in October after a downpour. Wet, dirty, black leaves, rotten walnuts, and soil were everywhere, both on and around the pitch; half the campervan was covered in water. The village is nothing special, and the bakery next door is closed. It's pitch black at night at the campervan site, and with all the waterlogged potholes, it's no picnic. The pitches are somewhat paved, though. The Lot River is 150 meters away, and it's located next to a football field. Unfortunately, we won't be returning.

A proper RV park. All pitches are paved and equipped with electricity. Service facilities and trash cans are available. The park is situated on the edge of a beautiful walking park with a lake and fishing opportunities. The park isn't lit at night, which is a shame.

If only all campsites were like this! A very friendly welcome from a young lady who explained everything thoroughly and drove us to our pitch. Very large pitches with ACSI, with all the trimmings for €21.50 in October. Excellent sanitary facilities, sufficient and clean. Bread roll service. The bus to the sanctuary stops right outside. Next to the campsite is a beautiful forest and park for walking. The sanctuary is a 20-minute walk along the road or footpath. A place we will definitely return to.

The camper site with paved pitches is excellent. Service facilities are poor, but available. It's pitch black at the camper site, which is terrible. The village is within walking distance, which is very nice. The price is excellent for what you get.

Great spot outside the village, normally €5 per night, but completely free for us in October. Paved pitches along a hiking trail. Various walks are available. The campervan site is completely shaded. Service is available, but water was unavailable because the dispenser was locked. Very peaceful surroundings. A real winner for us. Apparently, there's a restaurant in the village within walking distance.

We were lucky, arriving at 11:00 am and getting a spot right on the water, above the foundations of an old bridge or passageway. The receptionist was friendly. The restrooms were modern, clean, and had lovely hot water. Full service was available. Washing machines and dryers were available. Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed at the end of October. There were many permanent pitches, but the owners weren't there. We paid €31.50/night because it was a large pitch.

Fernando, the owner, is a very friendly and approachable man. He's not always present, so you'll just have to find a spot. The campsite, which opened in September 2024, still looks brand new. There are approximately 35 pitches with water and electricity, but practically all without shade. The sanitary facilities are perfect and within easy walking distance for everyone. The village isn't beautiful, but it is worth seeing, especially the lighthouse area. All in all, a place to return to.

A very friendly welcome. We were the only guests; they close tomorrow, October 16th. We spent one night there, in complete peace and quiet, in pitch darkness, under the plane trees. The sanitary facilities are dated, but clean and have hot water. The swimming pool was already closed. The campsite offered old wooden huts for accommodation. Beautiful surroundings; you can enjoy walking among the eucalyptus trees. The last stretch of road, approximately 3.5 km, is quite narrow but also very quiet.

We were here on October 12th, the national holiday. It was busy, pleasantly busy. I've rarely seen such a beautiful and well-maintained camper site. You're practically on the waterfront, and you can relax on the grass among the palm trees. There's a restaurant/bar 50 meters away with pleasant music, snacks, and drinks. A little further on, you can get serviced, but unfortunately, not everyone leaves it tidy. Combarro is a 15-minute drive away and is definitely worth a visit. It's a lovely village.

Beautifully laid-out campsite, with many permanent pitches and neat cottages. Beautiful sea views. Campervans and tents are allowed at the front. The swimming pool was closed and very neglected. The receptionist was very friendly. The sanitary facilities are Spanish-style but neat and clean. Washing machine and dryer are available. Close your windows and doors before dusk because whole families of mosquitoes come inside. Otherwise, it's a great campsite with a small beach right outside.

Despite all expectations, it was a bit disappointing. We were there with only two campers, so there was plenty of room, and the pitches were beautiful. The pitches directly above the road are a bit noisy; traffic starts to pick up around 6:00 AM. It's quiet throughout the night. The restroom facilities are almost excellent, though the shower heads are micro-microwave. Indoor sinks and outdoor dishwashing sinks unfortunately only have cold water. The service area is inconvenient, and it's unclear what fresh water is available.

A campsite with lots of "friendly" permanent residents. A separate area has been set aside for campers. The sanitary facilities are absolutely terrible. A reasonable number of power outlets, but the water taps are terrible. The reception staff are friendly. There's a small cafe with sandwiches. The beach is within walking distance, but otherwise there's not much to do. Beware of pine processionary caterpillars; our dog got seriously ill, and the vet costs €105. If you're self-sufficient, it's a great place.

Okay, it looks like a refugee camp, but the campervan area is actually a regular campervan site. It has electricity, service facilities, fresh drinking water, and old but clean restrooms with lovely hot showers. Mario at the reception is a very nice young man, as are the other staff. The village and its boulevard are just a short walk away. A great place for one or two nights. We paid €21.50 for MH+2 people and a dog in October 2025.

Beautiful location, not far from the beaches but unfortunately in the middle of construction. Fortunately, it wasn't a problem over the weekend. Friendly welcome. Beautiful pitches, very good and clean sanitary facilities. Swimming pool, not used but looks fine. Camp shop, expensive sandwiches. Village within walking distance, but nice. Service point in an odd location on the campsite. All in all, a great campsite for a great price.

A lovely campsite with incredibly friendly receptionists. The Santair is spacious and super clean, with rain showers and very hot water. There's a bit of everything, though you might have to search for a spot. There's a swimming pool, but we didn't use it. The campsite shop has a good selection. If you have a dog, avoid this campsite because the area around it is used as a public toilet and garbage dump, which is a shame. It's a village with little entertainment, but there are a few restaurants.

Fantastic campsite, beautiful pitches, some with shade for the summer, others without shade for the winter. A friendly welcome from the owners. Sanitary facilities are super clean and plentiful. The area surrounding the campsite is great for walking, and there's even the Rio Mira for swimming and fishing. Weekdays at 5:00 PM, there's happy hour on the terrace, a great way to meet new people. Thank you for your hospitality; we'll definitely be back!

The campsite is beautifully situated on the N2, but without any issues. It has a lovely view of the reservoir, but is only accessible from outside the campsite due to the high fence surrounding it. The swimming pool is nice and modern, with many broken tiles, but it is clean and well-maintained. The staff is friendly. The sanitary facilities are outdated, but clean and adequate. The service area for campers is immediately to the right behind the barrier. The camper pitches are certainly not the prettiest. The price is €26 all-in, which is fine.

A lovely, cozy campsite. It used to be a motorcycle campsite, but it's now a bit of a different kind. Mieke, the owner, is a wonderful hostess. We had a spot in a prime location with our campervan. The sanitary facilities are small but adequate and clean. There's a swimming pool. The restaurant and terrace are the central hub where everyone gathers. Meals are provided a few times a week, and there's live music. A wonderful place for us.

A very friendly welcome from owner Frank. We were given a beautiful spot next to the vineyard, slightly slanted but solved with ramps. Once settled in, we received a comprehensive tour and explanation of the Quinta. In the future, more campervan pitches will be added behind the house. Use of the swimming pool is possible. You will need to be self-sufficient with your campervan. Frank and Denise, thank you for this special day!

Great location on the edge of town, next to a lovely park and sports facilities. The road runs right by, but it didn't bother us. The restrooms are basic but adequate, with hot showers and clean toilets. The pitches are quite close together, though, and the grounds were full. The owner is friendly and helpful! We'll definitely be back if we're ever in the area again.

Nice campsite, quiet, well maintained! Toilet building is a strange building, simple but clean. The places directly upon entering are difficult to level, which is a shame. Village is within walking distance, as are the shops. Good bakery, Leclerc supermarket and Portuguese shop, you can get everything. Walking routes from the campsite. Friendly and helpful receptionist. Price was fine.

Very nice campsite! Huge area between the agricultural crops. We were right at the back, a kind of free standing. Sanitary facilities are simple but clean. Owner Paul is a hospitable man, he likes to let you think about how you want to stand. If you want to go shopping you need a bike or car, shops too far to walk. All in all a great campsite to return to, good price / quality ratio.

This is how all camping car parks should be. Beautiful location on the lake. Close to a great restaurant and a grocery store with important and less important supplies. A well-maintained path with several small beaches runs around the lake. On both sides there is a dam that you can walk to on the path. At one dam, energy is generated by a turbine. Don't arrive too late because the best spots are already taken. We'll be back!

2-5/06/25. Friendly reception. was not busy, were put in a place far from everything. The sanitary facilities nearby were closed. General, sanitary facilities simple, old-fashioned but clean. Number of places in the summer too many for the amount of sanitary facilities. Located along a very busy road, walking possibilities from the campsite nil. Electricity supply poor! Reservation costs €15, - ridiculous. Campsite beautifully situated on the river.

The location of the campsite is good, on the outer edge of the campsite there are tents, caravans and campers, in the middle some mobile homes for rent. Without a car you will quickly get bored. The campsite is neat, beautiful sanitary facilities and clean. Service options available. There is a bar, was only open in the weekends in May. Near the campsite is an island with some gravel beaches, nice but for a fee. All in all, a great stay for 3 days.