You can't call this a campsite, a campervan site where you're pitched man to man. Without the shelter of the pine trees. I do recommend it as a stopover location. Restrooms are available but outdated, and men's and women's showers are in the same room. It's along a busy road.

Very spacious pitches with unobstructed views. Water, drainage, and electricity are available on your pitch. It's a campervan site under construction. The toilet and shower are currently in a single room, but this will hopefully change in the future. The chemical toilet disposal area is also still basic, but everything works. Beautiful birdwatching area nearby. We had a great time, and we wish you every success with the development of the site. We will definitely be back.

We stayed here for one night while passing through. A very friendly welcome, and the showers and toilets were neat and clean. Showers, water, and electricity were included. We took a short walk along the canal; we didn't have more time. ☺️

Many are enthusiastic, there is nothing wrong with that. It is just a camper place where, when it is full, you are very close to each other. It is all a bit cramped. We think 29€ is a lot of money for what is offered in terms of space. Sanitary facilities are fine.

we couldn't find it. The navigation takes you to the entrance but there is a sign saying no entry with a camper picture. We didn't see any camper either. 9 years ago we were here too, then still accessible.

Oh, a real city campsite. Busy but quiet at night. You can walk into the village or walk in the lagoon with spoonbills and black-winged stilts. We like to come here for a few nights. By train to Faro or Tavira. Cycling to Olhao is also possible.

Previous review not our experience. It depends where you are I think. Right at the entrance neat and large paved places with orange trees. We were there 4 nights. Sanitary is reasonable.

Lots of trees with a nice view of the reservoir. Sanitary facilities reasonable. Needs blocks and for us a bit too remote from civilization.