Great campsite for visiting Salou and Cambrils. Nice and close to the beach. However, there is a lot of traffic driving through the two small streets with camper pitches. And when the waste containers are collected, a smelly tractor drives past several times. The pitches are shady due to the trees. However, these are low, so be careful with the height of your camper. No Wi-Fi at the pitches, only very poor Wi-Fi by the pool or for €15 per week in the co-working space.

A great campsite for the price. It is all a bit outdated but very clean. It felt authentically Spanish. Friendly staff and a nice swimming pool. We paid €16 per day. The Wi-Fi was very good. From the campsite, you can cycle to the old town center in 10 minutes, and via a gravel path located to the left of the Aldi, you were at the beach in 8 minutes.

Overall, a fine campsite. Unfortunately, however, the Wi-Fi didn't work well. The signal was only available occasionally, and when it was, logging in was impossible. The pitches have shade cloths on a steel frame. Our 3-meter-high camper just barely fit underneath. The pitches are level with gravel on the ground. There was a stainless steel countertop with a sink for every two pitches, which was quite handy. The man at the reception was particularly friendly.

Nice quiet spot. Everything closed on Mondays. The circuit breaker for €3 worked, but the sign says it's for 24 hours; unfortunately, it switches off again after just 2 hours.

Fine campsite with the option to pitch on a grassy area close to the lake. Other pitches are fully paved. Simple basic facilities. One centrally located sanitary facility which is good. It is a bit of a walk if you need to go to the toilet quickly though :-). The shower has a shower curtain and costs 20 crowns. No water points near the pitches. Small sandy beach at the campsite and boat rental. €30 for camper, 2 people and electricity.