In itself, 4 stars is a flattering rating for a bare site with no amenities and only a few olive trees for shade. I am also including the village with its 20 inhabitants. Such nice people who managed to preserve the village by renovating it in the Gaudí style. Actually, you can see the village, museum, and puppet theater in a few hours, but they also have delicious eateries. Be sure to visit the street food corner. A fine 2-night stay.

This camper site is/was located at the end of, and within, the village. (There is no road to the village from there.) I don't know if it still exists. There is also a camper site just before you drive into the village. It seems like a number of reviews are talking about that place. Maybe someone could check it and report it here? I didn't get around to it myself due to a breakdown (sorry, those oil drops are mine). I paid for electricity there, anyway.

Great camper pitch just before you drive into the village. There are 2 camper pitches listed here on Campercontact. I just don't know if the other one (at the end of the village) is still there. I get the impression that these two are confused in reviews. In any case, there is no free electricity here. I believe other amenities are free, but I didn't use them myself. Despite being located by the road, it was very quiet.

Nice tolerated spot right by the water. Very busy with day tourists on weekends and likely during high season. Arrived Sunday at 7:30 PM, by which time most people were leaving and I had a spot. Motorhomes can wait along the access road during the day. Also a few spots in the woods for small, low motorhomes. Officially, swimming is not allowed, but everyone does it. Sunday evening until midnight exactly, a light thumping from a disco (?) across the lake. Trash cans are present and are emptied immediately.

Beautiful, safe place made available by the municipality. Clean, well-maintained with greenery, free facilities. Please pay the 5 euros to keep this going. Digital access is only available to Italians. From the small square towards Via Roma (route to the camper site), but at the entrance to the street, immediately walk up to the right and then take the stairs back up. The town hall is located near the small church, a bit hidden.

Nothing to add. In one word: amazing!

The motorhome site is currently closed. Everything is dug up. A sign says they are creating 6 motorhome spots (probably improving it or changing the surface?). You can park along the side of the road, though. Olijvenvrouw goes there too.