Eurocamping

Very large campsite on the Costa Brava. We had a large pitch (zone G) and it was quiet with plenty of shade. The swimming pools were very nice and beautifully clean. Also great fun for a small child (2 years old). The sanitary facilities and the entire campsite were super clean. You can tell that a lot of attention is paid to this. The downside is the restaurant. The food was of mediocre quality (the pizza was fine though) and the staff were unfortunately very inexperienced and inattentive. They were lovely people though.

Nice campsite for a stay in the low season. Fortunately, it isn't busy yet and there are pitches to choose from. The sanitary facilities are nice with private cabins and are cleaned well. I don't think you should want to be here in the high season due to the crowds, size, and over-organization at this campsite. There is even a little train running across the campsite and to the beach. Palamos, within cycling distance, is nice. The Mexican restaurant opposite the campsite is great!

We stayed with our family during peak season. The campsite is located near the beach in a charming town just south of Playa d’Aro. Playa d’Aro is a challenging bike ride; it's better to cycle the other way (towards Palamos). There's a bus stop right outside. Several supermarkets are within walking distance. There's a market on Wednesdays. We had a pitch with a private bathroom in the restrooms, which was very convenient during peak season. The swimming pool is excellent, but crowded.