Why is it not much busier on this CP. We were alone! It has all the amenities, is free and is located in a beautiful area! You can go for a walk from the CP. The village is very small and has few amenities except for a restaurant (with good reviews). Really a night stand if you are in the area!

Prima CP. Pitches with paved lanes on grass. You can use the showers and toilets of the adjacent sports hall. Sufficient space next to your camper to sit comfortably. Village with restaurants, very modest supermarket and bread. Many hiking opportunities. Had a really good time there.

Ordinary car park on the edge of the village. But the surroundings and the village make it worthwhile to drive here. In June this was doable. Not too many opponents. Our camper was able to handle this well, but you shouldn't find it exciting to have to switch back to 1 every now and then.

When we were there there were 2 weeks of celebration going on. Fair to close to the CP. CP was largely full of caravans, etc. The city was so busy and noisy that we could not see the beauty and continued. CP is indeed a short distance from the town and has a number of amenities. But most of all it looks like a regular parking lot at a school.

When we arrived the gate was closed and the camper place was empty. Seems ready to use. You can open the gate. But an empty motorhome..... We drove to the parking lot behind the supermarket. There is a note on the gate with a number that you can call and you can book online. See picture. The pitches are terraced, but close together. Little place to sit. No shade. We want to arrive without a reservation and see if there is room.

1.5 km from Somo next to the campsite. Very tight spots. If it is full, you cannot open the door of the storage room. In June at the weekend about a quarter of the places are occupied. There is (still) little shade and if the awning moves outside your pitch, it must be retracted. Place without power 11 and with 15 pn. From Somo you can take a ferry to Santander. Return 6 pp. Dogs are allowed and are free. Nice boat trip of more than 20 minutes.

Close to the center with many terraces. We used it to park in the early afternoon. There were about 20 campers spread over the site. Not an inspiring place but didn't necessarily feel unsafe. Industrial estate on one side and high-rise buildings on the other.

Beautiful view. Camino passes by. Got pretty full around late afternoon. No amenities. We had a lot of wind. Great place for a night.

Pitches in the grass and partly with shade. Water/electricity against payment. Next to restaurant. In the village within walking distance a bakery. Great place for a night.

I think it is no longer used as a CP. You can stand for 2 hours. There are special compartments for campers, so handy for groceries. Near a large and excellent supermarket.

Shady places between the trees. No indicated places so you can choose yourself. Enter the price. Toilet block not used by us. Good provision for (waste) water. Short walk to beautiful beach and shops/restaurants. Immediate surroundings otherwise unimaginative. Especially vacationers. When we were there about 20% occupancy. Perfect if you want to enjoy the beach for a few days.

Nice wide compartments or parking lot feeling. Beautiful sea view. Front sidewalk with benches on the other side, narrow grass strip at the back of the camper. Camper must be completely above the shoulder with the rear to fit within the compartment. Busier main road at the back, quite a bit of traffic at the front. Short walk to the cozy town with harbor and many restaurants. No facilities but fine place for a night. Still room at 8 p.m.!

stood quietly in June with 3 other campers. No costs and free electricity, water, etc. Enough space to know how to run, etc. Unfortunately, we arrived too late to buy wine.

Great place for a night where you can stand if you eat/drink something in the pub. No amenities. Flat paved areas. Along the road, not behind the pub. Excellent and affordable menu. Pleasantly busy in the pub. Beautiful view over the hills.

Beautifully landscaped campsite with good and well-maintained facilities. But it is a campsite with all the places on the streets. Beautiful large and fenced field for dogs at the rear of the campsite. Our dog thought it was a party. Almost 40 pounds pn for 2 pers. Non-members without surcharge.

Camping taken over by a young couple years ago. Now called Bucket and Spade. Very spacious paved areas with large areas of grass around. Showers fine. Available all day. Showers and toilets combined in 1 room. £30 for 1 night: camper, 2 persons, electricity, shower. No Wi-Fi. Enough opportunities for walking around. Pub within walking distance. Along a busy road but little trouble because the places are a bit more to the back.

Places short for a motorhome. Even with the rear over grass, the front was still well outside the box. Against the road. The pub has had a new owner as of this week. Well eaten. Menu is Mediterranean, so no fish and chips and burgers. Friendly welcome and service. Dog played wonderfully in the garden with the owner's dog. WiFi well received in the camper. No other facilities. Free with meal/drink