An uninviting asphalt parking lot next to a power plant. Functional, good for one night. Not bothered by the busy road.

Fantastic. A fantastic welcome from the owner. Pitch wherever you like on the large lawn. All the amenities are excellent. Just ask where they are. :-)

A simple campsite, but with a friendly welcome in English. The sanitary facilities are somewhat outdated, but clean, and the showers are hot. Fine for a few nights. I wouldn't expect a super-luxury campsite in Slovakia. We paid 25 euros for two people, excluding electricity. A bit high, but not excessive for a city campsite.

Close to old Girona and a quiet CP during the day. Feels safe, but anyone can easily walk into the CP. Burglars will not easily be able to get alongside with a car. The CP is the upper part of a parking garage. On Friday night until 2:00, noisy return of car parkers. Lots of screaming and honking. Because you are close to the city centre, sirens all night long. Everyone has to make their own decision.

A nice CP until the sewage treatment started. (Sunday night) A continuous noise from that installation. It's like 20 hedge trimmers next to your ear. Very tiring and I'm not talking about the smell.

Run!!! Small places. Only permanent uprights, who have been standing their wrecked tents and caravans against each other here since the last century or earlier. Very noisy campsite. OK. The toilets are well maintained and clean.

CP is open. Pay 6 euros at the adjacent campsite. Flat spots. A bit dreary, but good enough for 1 night.