Simple campsite. Very friendly welcome. Reception closed (and so is the campsite) from 12:00 to 13:30. Wonderful showers. Sometimes a bit outdated, but spotlessly clean. Nice walks to be had. If your pitch is right by the road, the noise from herds of motorcyclists is unbearable. Find a remedy pitch further away from the road and let the reception know. Bread roll service, also on Sundays.

Ascension Day. Arrived at 3:00 PM. Ah, thankfully the famous French barrier, and closed. At the reception, there is a note: “If I am not there, I am at the campsite.” But you can also call a phone number. I did that and heard via voicemail that the person in question was on vacation until a month ago. So I walked onto the campsite. Nobody knew anything, except for one person. He managed to say that he thought no one was there that day.

Beautiful and well-maintained terrain. It is an old orchard, so you have to be careful that you drive into a branch. Surprising that there are so few campers. Therefore it is wonderfully quiet. Sanitary facilities are clean, but have seen better days. For a camper and two people we paid 25.- euros (including electricity).

Most reviews are rightly positive. What no one comments on is the fact that there is a stream of cars driving in and out of the park all day long. The CP is right next to that entrance and exit and there are ridges in the road. So every car makes quite a bit of noise. This CP can therefore not be called quiet. If you want peace and quiet, you have to go for a walk or a bike ride or a swim. The occupancy of the CP can vary greatly from day to day.

Unfindable because the coordinates are not correct. You should not enter the village. Along the N-630 you will see a turnoff to Alberque de Peregrinos. You should take that road. After about 300 meters you will arrive at the former station. The turnoff is, depending on which direction you come, before or after the village. The CP is not much. The place at the former station of Ferrocarril is nice.

Very spacious and quiet place. The campsite is only open in July and August. We were allowed to stand on the gravel anyway.

Shaded campsite. No fiddling around and/or the manager who comes to connect the power. Hot water in the showers. More than adequate sanitary facilities. Of course you can moan about the fact that the plumbing was not installed last year or that the campervan storage is not an idyllic sight. You can cycle beautifully along the disused railway route. When you're in front of the former station, turn right for the most pristine route

Everything neat and tidy. The owner is very careful with his belongings. He personally connects and disconnects the electricity (“Security”). The screeching and grumbling and sometimes knocking comes from the large nearby quarry. However, that noise is only during the day. The village has hardly any charm.

A full holiday village above a busy town. Everything is on top of each other. Very large scale, little intimacy.

I endorse all the positive comments from fellow reviewers. As a special feature, I would like to mention that the attentive and alert attitude of the manager gives a safe feeling. The chance that someone slips onto the site to quietly take a closer look is small. If you are close to the road, you can hear it well. If you are at the back of the property, you hardly hear him.