@EJonker

New camper site, apparently still under construction. Tap, waste bins, and picnic tables; during opening hours, you can use the toilets at the cable car station. Beautiful surroundings, within walking distance of the village where you will find everything your heart desires. The cable car is highly recommended; you get a one-time 50 percent discount, which is a nice bonus.

When we checked in at the gate on May 15th, we were told that the campsite was packed. The man said mockingly that if we hadn't made a reservation, we shouldn't waste miles driving around because there wouldn't be any space anywhere. We weren't even allowed to turn around on the grounds, but had to reverse back up the narrow lane onto the road. An unfriendly ‘welcome’, in other words. Fortunately, we found an excellent camper pitch in San Serra de Marina.

Convenient spot on a main road, with inconvenient sanitary facilities. For example, no cold tap for brushing teeth, no squeegee to clean the shower after use. Friendly lady at reception, which is open from 8:00 to 10:00 and 16:00 to 19:00. Spacious pitches, many without electricity. And thanks, Milco, for the tip: the restaurant in the village, a 10-minute walk, is highly recommended.

Lovely spot in the mountains with a beautiful view. Sanitary facilities simple but clean. Please note: no bread service yet, shop and bar still closed. We paid €17 including electricity. If you are coming from the direction of Spain, turn around in the village and then take the parallel road, and you will drive there in no time.

Quite a sloping patch of gravel, but emptying and filling is free. There are trash cans. Other than that, there is absolutely nothing to see or do here. We had a quick sandwich here and drove on.

Nothing more than a large parking lot, next to an interesting Roman excavation. Close to a nice historic center with many restaurants, cafes, and shops.

Pleasant spot, via the TripStop app, €16 including emptying, filling, and electricity (but not enough sockets for everyone). Beach not very appealing: waves were pitch black. Mud?

Quiet campsite, at least now (May 5th), spacious pitches and simple but clean sanitary facilities. Bread roll service. Didn't go into the town but it looked nice.

Great place to stay overnight, very quiet, with a walk through the greenery to the fortified town. Great pizza there. Water and electricity via app, but we didn't need it. You can flush the toilet without the app. Top spot!

This campsite closes on September 30th and there is no bread service!