What a lovely campsite! Super clean, friendly people, bread in the morning, but we didn't use the restaurant. Walking distance to the village, you avoid the industrial estate by going through the back of the campsite (you get a code for the gate). Beautiful cliffs are also within walking distance. We enjoyed a lovely bike ride and hike. The campsite has a swimming pool (now closed) and a soccer field. There are nice terraces and restaurants. We would definitely come back.

Great campsite; we had a choice of two pitches. Plenty of clean sanitary facilities. Lovely hot water. We ate at the restaurant, which was delicious. The town is very small, but it has a square and two or three terraces.

A super friendly welcome with explanations about what to see and do in the town, which is really close by. It's easily walkable. Tonight there's an open-air concert due to a week of festivities in the town. The campsite restaurant and bar are closed, but you can order food, which they'll bring to your campervan. The sanitary facilities are old but very clean. Upon arrival, coffee was served at the campervan, which was very welcoming. We'd appreciate the young couple having more visitors. Shady pitches.

Great campsite. Very clean sanitary facilities and hot showers. You can hang your clothes outside the stall or bring your own plastic bag. We cycled close to Salamanca, a lovely town to visit. We had a delicious meal at the restaurant. Reservations are recommended, as it's also frequented by locals. Plenty of shaded pitches, some sunny. Highly recommended.

Quiet spot, don't expect anything more than what was described. Straight, paved pitches. About 10 of them, there were only three campers there this time. The sports field and swimming pool were deserted, given the time of year. We only made a stopover without an overnight stay. It seems practical that the shops and town center are close by. There's probably something to see nearby, but since we were just passing through, we didn't delve into it.

A really great campsite, see all the other reviews. Beautiful location, lovely surroundings, river, and a tavern within walking distance where we had a delicious meal. Most expensive place so far, but the restrooms, where you can take a breather after the average sanitary facilities we've become accustomed to, more than make up for it in our opinion.

Fantastic location, we stayed at the camper site next to the campsite with a beautiful view. Friendly welcome, excellent toilet facilities at the campsite. Bread in the morning, terrace, and small shop. We did our laundry and stayed two nights. You can reach the beach via a steep forest path, and we cycled to the village. It was quite a climb back up, even with an electric bike. We highly recommend it.

Good communication with the manager. We were alone in a garden. The house manager lives a bit further away, which is convenient if you're self-sufficient. There is electricity. We were allowed to use the toilet and shower, but since we'd have to drive anyway, we decided against it. It was a great spot for us, as we only wanted to stay one night.

A great place to stay overnight and explore the city in the evening. Rochelle is a quick bike ride away, with good cycle paths. There are no showers or toilets, but these are clearly marked. There is some traffic noise, but it didn't bother us, as it's close to the city center, so that's to be expected. Water facilities are mediocre. In short, a good, satisfactory rating.