Visited this campsite twice this year, during the first and last days of the opening season. Excellent sanitary facilities, cleaned very regularly, spacious pitches, a decent restaurant, and a great swimming pool. The staff is very friendly and makes an effort. Supermarket around the corner. In short, a nice campsite.

Great city campsite, well-maintained sanitary facilities, large pitches. Shops are an 11-minute bike ride away (Aldi, Lidl, Intermarché) or a 10-minute walk to a large supermarket. Reception opens at 4 pm; if you arrive earlier, just pick an unreserved spot and check in later. ACSI price: 15 euros + 0.59 cents per person tourist tax. A great transit campsite.

4 stars for the location! Otherwise, quite pricey for a camper pitch: 17 euros per camper for 2 people, 4 euros for electricity, reserve 48 hours in advance, available spots taken by 12:30. No showers, 2 toilets. Completely full by 17:30. Don't be put off by the steep access road, it's manageable.

Old, dilapidated city campsite. At the reception, a very grumpy lady speaks to you. After a tour of the map, you find a pitch yourself. These pitches are large, but unmaintained, sloping, and sandy soil. The sanitary facilities used to be truly beautiful years ago, but unfortunately, they are not anymore. In all toilets, there is only one toilet seat, three working door locks, and no toilet paper. There is no hot water (20 degrees).

The star is for the location, certainly not for this desolate concrete slab. Steep slope leading up to a closed gate, shabby sanitary facilities, and two permanent camper residents in the back corner. 32 degrees outside, not a tree in sight, and camping behavior is not allowed. Quickly turned around and looked for another spot.

A great location to explore the city or book a boat trip. The campsite is neglected, the sanitary facilities are rickety but clean, and the reception staff do their best but have to do everything alone. Welcoming guests, opening the fuse box, checking them in, and all of that in English, French, and Portuguese. If you mainly look out for yourself, you can have a fine overnight stay here for 15 euros including electricity.

Great camper pitch, showers 1 euro. The swimming pool is not included in the ACSI price, you have to pay separately. Don't follow Google Maps, as it will send you through the village. Turn right immediately at the gas station and drive (carefully) onto the camper pitch. Beautiful view from your comfortable chair. Isla Christina is easily accessible by bike, as is Ayamonte. Toilet is small but clean. Friendly lady at reception who speaks excellent English.

Quiet parking lot, lots of trash, but people make it that way. No amenities, but very close to the historic center. Fine for one day.

The parking lot is under maintenance, there was no access (so no 5 euro man either).

Camping Vizmar is just around the corner, electricity included. ACSI 17 euros!!