Spacious pitches, all sanitary facilities are still open. The campsite is almost empty. Just like the lake. Swimming and boating are no longer possible. Cycling around the lake is easy enough. And there are views of the empty lake and the many sandbanks everywhere. So check first if there is water.

This is my 3rd time here. All the reviews described it as really good. So give it a try sometime. Do bring bottles of water and food though. Otherwise, it's quite a long bike ride or drive. Chicken night and BBQ night are top-notch.

Really great spot. Find a spot yourself. Spots 70 and 71 even have a bit of shade late in the afternoon. Shower €1, 5 minutes and good. Toilet €0.50. Shopping center at 300m. Beach at 8km, where you can even take a little train from the coast to the beach. Or walk (saves another €4 pp). Tavira is also a nice city.

Flat spot, parking lot with spaces. Shower/toilet so you have to pay. Very basic, no hot water at the washing-up area. €21 with electricity is too expensive. Disproportionate.

A really lovely campsite. Super friendly Frisian man with a Portuguese wife. Excellent sanitary facilities, washing machines. Bread roll service. A taxi van takes you to Evoramonte. From there, you can walk the Camino de Santiago path back through a beautiful area. Unfortunately, the N18 is right next to it, but you get used to it, and it is quiet at night.

Great campsite for a few days. The village is 5 km away. Swimming pool and bar. Spacious pitches and beautiful landscaping.

Beautiful spot here. Among the olive trees, with electricity, toilet, and shower. Quiet and dark at night. Put your contribution in the box.

A top spot with a super friendly Ronnie. Everything is perfectly fine. And the free rolls at the camper are so tasty. Just email or call because it is very popular. And cycling the Ecopista is beautiful.

ACSI price €25. No passport or anything. Spot near the entrance, limited choice. Lots of permanent spots and like everyone else, it must be a “party”. Sanitary facilities mediocre, no toilet paper (although available as an option). And a lot of overdue maintenance. Okay for one night. We also cycled to Astorga, which was easy to do. Nice little town. Didn't use the restaurant on the premises. Few dogs now.

Trendy reception, free coffee/tea offered. It is a very large “campsite”. About 20 tent/caravan/camper pitches. Which are very sandy and not large. The rest of the park is packed with beautiful cottages. Large swimming pool, indoor and outdoor. The playground is nothing special. The mini-supermarket is not yet open in April. The cottages are situated in the cork oak forest. The camping pitches are more open. The ocean is 1.5 km away and the Velodyssee cycle path runs in front of the campsite.