a hard-to-reach place due to a slope of 25% in some places, even turning with a long camper is not easy
the last exit is not marked so you don't know where it is right
three dogs welcome you but if you are afraid of dogs not so nice
turned around and drove away (a big fire had also raged)
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Response from location manager
Hi Hildetony indeed the way is steep but like I use to say a fire department truck must pass throught the village, me I have and old Dudo Merc from 78 with 75 HP four gears and 7 meters long she makes it here slowly but steady to the farm.
As for the dogs they are friendly but guess its hard to say if you don't know them... Our phone number is in the site but you gave me the ideia to have it around in cases like this.
as to wild fires they are indeed a huge problem in this country.´
Safe travels
August 2022
Pros: beautiful view, lovely parents and donkeys
Negatives: somewhat cramped crooked spots, €10 for electricity, no possibility to fill up or discharge water, inconvenient communication, no shower or pool as mentioned, sweet but too wild large dogs that bark at night and want to rob your food during the day , opportunistic owner
Worth it if you are self sufficient, like dogs and have a not too big camper
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Response from location manager
Hi Evelyn allow me to explain, like I did the day you left that the electricity in Portugal is expensive, I also told you why we ask for that price because of camper vans staying and using AC while connected to the main electricity of the Farm, giving us bills of almost 200 euros more than usual...Thats also why I ask at payment what was connected and if I can recall I asked between 3-5 euros and received 1. Its also marked on our profile that we don't have a deposit for discharge water, we are working on the possibility but not yet. As for the sweet water, well it would be our pleasure to provide it, but like I said Portugal saw this year 2k22 a severe drought that even in Portugals highest mountain, an area were it snows, H2O mines dried so: No our swimming tank was dry and we couldnt fill your the deposit of the van, but happily offered you 5lt.
As for the terrain it's to avoid mud in winter in that area, as we are in a mountain slope so drainage is important. We will have levellers slopes in case more people don't bring them.
The dogs bark at night because this is a farm on a natural surrounding, meaning there's some wild life in the vecinity, wish we are happy about, Biodiversity is important and that's why sometimes they bark, Lira also barks at thunders btw. As we have new puppies one of the first recommendations was not to leave things outside as they were on the chewing phase of their growing, over now.
To bad you didn't stay longer because you would see that opportunism is not one of the traits of the people living here.
Salutes and safe traves
July 2022
What a view! A true experience on Miguel's farm. Self-sufficient with fruit trees, olives, chickens, a goat, donkeys, bees and 3 lovely dogs. A compostable toilet. Miguel is a vegetarian chef and cooks a delicious 3-course menu. In his shop you can buy everything from the farm. Miguel is a storyteller, about his travels, his country. If you like paragliding, you can fly down the mountain with him. Call ahead to make sure he's there.
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Response from location manager
Cheers Nugetcamp please do some WoM about this place if you know people that might like it.
All the best and safe travels
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a hard-to-reach place due to a slope of 25% in some places, even turning with a long camper is not easy
the last exit is not marked so you don't know where it is right
three dogs welcome you but if you are afraid of dogs not so nice
turned around and drove away (a big fire had also raged)
Translated by GoogleShow original
Response from location manager
Hi Hildetony indeed the way is steep but like I use to say a fire department truck must pass throught the village, me I have and old Dudo Merc from 78 with 75 HP four gears and 7 meters long she makes it here slowly but steady to the farm.
As for the dogs they are friendly but guess its hard to say if you don't know them... Our phone number is in the site but you gave me the ideia to have it around in cases like this.
as to wild fires they are indeed a huge problem in this country.´
Safe travels
August 2022
Pros: beautiful view, lovely parents and donkeys
Negatives: somewhat cramped crooked spots, €10 for electricity, no possibility to fill up or discharge water, inconvenient communication, no shower or pool as mentioned, sweet but too wild large dogs that bark at night and want to rob your food during the day , opportunistic owner
Worth it if you are self sufficient, like dogs and have a not too big camper
lees meer
Translated by GoogleShow original
Response from location manager
Hi Evelyn allow me to explain, like I did the day you left that the electricity in Portugal is expensive, I also told you why we ask for that price because of camper vans staying and using AC while connected to the main electricity of the Farm, giving us bills of almost 200 euros more than usual...Thats also why I ask at payment what was connected and if I can recall I asked between 3-5 euros and received 1. Its also marked on our profile that we don't have a deposit for discharge water, we are working on the possibility but not yet. As for the sweet water, well it would be our pleasure to provide it, but like I said Portugal saw this year 2k22 a severe drought that even in Portugals highest mountain, an area were it snows, H2O mines dried so: No our swimming tank was dry and we couldnt fill your the deposit of the van, but happily offered you 5lt.
As for the terrain it's to avoid mud in winter in that area, as we are in a mountain slope so drainage is important. We will have levellers slopes in case more people don't bring them.
The dogs bark at night because this is a farm on a natural surrounding, meaning there's some wild life in the vecinity, wish we are happy about, Biodiversity is important and that's why sometimes they bark, Lira also barks at thunders btw. As we have new puppies one of the first recommendations was not to leave things outside as they were on the chewing phase of their growing, over now.
To bad you didn't stay longer because you would see that opportunism is not one of the traits of the people living here.
Salutes and safe traves
July 2022
What a view! A true experience on Miguel's farm. Self-sufficient with fruit trees, olives, chickens, a goat, donkeys, bees and 3 lovely dogs. A compostable toilet. Miguel is a vegetarian chef and cooks a delicious 3-course menu. In his shop you can buy everything from the farm. Miguel is a storyteller, about his travels, his country. If you like paragliding, you can fly down the mountain with him. Call ahead to make sure he's there.
lees meer
Translated by GoogleShow original
Response from location manager
Cheers Nugetcamp please do some WoM about this place if you know people that might like it.
All the best and safe travels
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