Reception friendly, documented verbally and in writing. Access via key fob... camper pitches spacious, plenty of water points, shower/toilet fine, nice swimming pool. Restaurant with chef Erick from Heerlen and his girlfriend Lyan(!?) very nice and we had a delicious meal. Center within cycling distance (2.5 km), easily accessible. Cafe The Mine on the little square... tasty Spanish and Dutch beers. Too bad we could only stay one night! Highly recommended.

At €25 per night, this place is too expensive for what it has to offer. It has only been open for a year, but the decay is already visible. The steep, dusty access road requires some driving skills but does not invite you to go to the center on foot or by bike. A shower without a hose and a shower head with lukewarm water is not the service you are looking for. The view is nice.

Indeed, when you drive up you think, "wtf is this," but after a friendly welcome you discover that almost everything has been thought of. We are situated under a canopy, which is certainly practical in rainy weather. However, if you use a satellite dish, you can stand under a raised canopy. Sanitary facilities are okay. Microwave, BBQ plate, and jacuzzi are available... luxury for just €17 per night.

There was no internet due to roadworks; okay, force majeure, but the fact that you couldn't drive off the camper site before 9:00 AM, that the showers didn't open until 9:00 AM, and that you couldn't get clean drinking water before 9:00 AM doesn't exactly encourage a repeat visit. Just imagine having an emergency and wanting to drive off the site; you first have to wait 25 minutes for someone with a key…

A campsite with good facilities and good sanitary facilities. Friendly service (even in the Limburg dialect!) at the reception desk. Good bus connections to Mataro and Barcelona. However, the Wi-Fi is intermittent. Like many southern countries, this campsite is not well-equipped to withstand a downpour, and large mudslides can flow under your campervan.