It is Moeve and not Cepsa (anymore), and I couldn't find the service station either…

Arrived today (Aug 10) at 5:25 PM. No reservation (we never know where we'll end up). Reception doesn't open until 6:00 PM. Luckily, I see the camping channel and ask for one night for 2 people with electricity. He asks (quite politely) €60. We drove on.

We stayed here for 2 nights with about 25 campers. Fantastic view! Walking or cycling to the village (approx. 3km) is easy. The road is quiet at night. Further along is a small beach and the official camper site. Just a trash can and some picnic tables; otherwise, you have to be self-sufficient!

We were here during the high season and there was still plenty of room in the afternoon. There are no facilities, but a great view of the sea. You can walk to the village in no time. There is also a small beach nearby. The police come by a few times a day. It gives a safe feeling.

We arrived in the afternoon but everything was full. Behind the campsite is a large (paid) car park where we eventually stayed. We paid €3 at the machine and were allowed to stay until the next morning. Unfortunately, we were woken up early by a lawnmower…. Otherwise, a great base for visiting the city. It is a challenge by bike though (no bike paths).

We were with an 8m camper and it fit easily. We received a very warm welcome. The sanitary facilities are a bit dated, but very clean. There is a small shop and a bar. You can even order (homemade) food to take back to your camper. Waste disposal, fresh water, electricity, washing machine, etc. are available. We had a fantastic view of the bay and the air show! Pricey? Yes, but it was quite full, mainly with Spaniards.

We were here in the high season early afternoon and were still able to park for €6. At the end of the day, cars started leaving and we were able to move (though on the wedges to keep it level). But what a view, fantastic! We are self-sufficient, so we don't need anything else. Just pure enjoyment!