Quiet spot by the GardiaCivil office. Stairs up to a small park with a drinking water tap. From there, you walk straight into the village with its cafes and restaurants.

For the camper pitch in San Pedro, opposite the campsite, you now pay €10 between 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM. Overnight stays are free. The camper pitch is also a parking lot for passenger cars. It is approximately 600m from the beach. Further along, campers are prohibited, so you are not allowed to park there either.

Great campsite in a large parking lot. You can walk right into the charming Cangas de Onis from here. 20 spaces reserved for motorhomes. There were just as many motorhomes in the other parking spaces; some longer motorhomes occupied two spaces. Cost €3 per vehicle. The parking attendant was absent for a long time during the siesta, so you could park without paying. Saw the police several times. In the morning, fines were handed out if you didn't open the door.

Quiet campsite. Joseph's review is correct. It is not clear whether the area between the two river arms (over a wooden bridge) belongs to the campsite. The campsite signs point to the other part. The sanitary facilities are also located there. We paid €16.85 per night for a camper with two people, including electricity and tourist tax. The cozy village of Gargilesse is 1 km away. There is no bakery or grocery store in the village.

Great spot, in a beautiful park, within walking distance of Bar Le Duc, for at least 20 campers. There are also shaded spots. Plenty of free electricity hook-ups. Even the washing machine and dryer are free. Showers and toilets are fine and clean. All this for a pitch of € 15.44

Great ACSI campsite. in low season € 20 per night for 2 people in a camper, including electricity. Terraces with plenty of shade. If you cross the road, you are at a reservoir with a beach. Food and drinks on the beach. Supermarket and restaurant on the campsite. Sanitary facilities are outdated, but are cleaned several times a day.

Past glory. The men's toilet area was unusable and therefore closed. The women's area had to be cleaned in a hurry upon our arrival. No possibility to shower; all shower heads had been removed. Access to the camping area was via a path with sharp stones. We chose not to risk it and parked on the asphalt in front of a shed. €27 including electricity is (too) much. We were allowed to pay €25 and shower in the caretaker's house.

Great camper spot. Entry is via a gate next to the entrance gate. You walk to the unmanned reception. Here you will find the code to open the entrance gate. After that, you can choose a spot yourself. For K 450 or € 18 per night, you have water, electricity, a shower, and a toilet. Open 24/7.

You drive past the entrance quickly. You can turn onto the parking lot from the road, where a sign hangs saying "Camp for night €10 or 200 Kronen." The familiar young man came up to us and said that we were not allowed to stay here. We could, however, stay at the campsite with 4 spots behind the building. The cost was 2,000 Kronen plus 200 for the use of the shower and toilet. When I said it had to be 200 Kronen, that was fine, without using the shower and toilet, which we didn't need anyway.