Camping Cuenca

The gentleman at reception didn't seem very enthusiastic anymore. The swimming pool was already closed on September 27th, even though it was 30 degrees. Pitches were unclear and mostly uneven. Sanitary facilities were in excellent order. A 7 km cycle path takes you to the old town in no time, which is well worth a visit. Large campsite with many permanent pitches that have now almost been turned for winter.

Warm welcome at reception; the pitch offered was very uneven, but no problem, we were given a flat spot at the back of the campsite. The campsite was a bit messy, but that is Spanish. Sanitary facilities were more than adequate, a bit dated but clean. Nice swimming pool for cooling off, as it was 38 degrees. The town of Cuenca is within cycling distance.

Massive campsite. Quite pricey; we paid 70 euros for 2 people, camper, and electricity. The swimming pool was still closed, and you have to pay separately for the padel courts. Cuenca is a great village; there is a nice, flat cycle path leading to it.