Large parking lot. Right in the city center. €10/night.

We stayed here for one night. Close to the center. A pleasant center with shops, cafes, and restaurants. It is Cultural Week and we enjoyed the music being played in the train museum. Afterwards, we visited the various bars with live music. We enjoyed ourselves. Thank you, municipality, for allowing us to stay here. There were more than 15 campers.

We were well received by the manager, who also guided us to our spot. Paying €35 for two people is quite a lot. You have to pay extra for the shower, which is very far from the camper pitch. The kitchen was locked. The toilets are in need of renovation. We did take a beautiful walk, though, and were allowed to walk along the beach early in the morning. I think it's a shame, because there is a lot that could be improved for people with campers. The location is beautiful.

Stayed here for one night after the boat trip. It's a shame the restaurant is only open on weekends. We did have a pint in the bar though. After a good night's sleep, we headed further into Ireland. No facilities, but we don't need them.

Very friendly welcome. Everything we needed was there: toilet and shower, water. Paid 26 pounds. We even got two tomatoes which were delicious. Thank you. Shame about the bad weather.

Beautiful, quiet spot. Had a drink in the pup and took a walk in the surrounding area. Stayed here for one night on our way to Ireland.

We slept here for one night. Everything is in perfect order. Draining and filling water. Thanks, municipality.

We stayed here for one night. Close to the historic center. Fine for one night. Had a nice meal in the historic center. Didn't see any amenities, but didn't need them either. There was a lot of traffic noise, though. Thank you, municipality.

We stayed here for one night. Perfect place to visit Porto. Our camper is 7 meters long and it went well. It was nice to see how passionately Manuel helps you with parking. Both driving up and driving away must be done carefully. Porto is a nice city to walk around, eat, and go to a Fado concert.