If you enjoy families with children and endless grilling and partying until midnight, this is the place for you. It's disproportionately expensive. There are 12 sinks for hundreds of users. The pool is only opened occasionally and used by children and mothers for a quick dip in July and August (in murky water). But: it's a nice place. And we won't be going back.

Good connections to Granada, but the complex is in need of renovation. Okay for 2 days.

We didn't find the very dated campsite to be as good as often described. It was too expensive for what it was. Too many permanent campers gave the place a run-down feel. A shame, but we were compensated for it later in Las Negras.

We found the campsite, the service, and the location to be excellent. Great pool, practically a private beach, and within walking distance of Las Negras, a wonderful, unspoiled place.

Great location in one of Spain's most beautiful villages. Good restaurants and other amenities are within walking distance. There's a pool and a small bar, and the sanitary facilities are good. Ideal for a campervan, but not suitable for large vehicles 😉. They wouldn't really fit in there anyway.

Away from the kitesurfers and good restaurants. There's one by the sea and another by the lower square, but the menu is very limited. Quite curious: dogs, which are prohibited in August, aren't allowed to bark on the premises. If a bark does occur, the owner is right there to give it a warning 😵‍💫😂. The resort is very clean, and the service staff is excellent. Unfortunately, the main road is a nuisance; it's too noisy. ...