In March 2026, we spent a week at this beautiful, new camper site. The arrival procedure—you have to call a phone number and then someone comes—went flawlessly. The site has all amenities, including shore power and hot showers, for an extremely reasonable price. The only downside: the sanitary facilities are a bit far from the pitches. The hospitality of Edgar, the manager who helped us, deserves special mention.

We spent the night of April 6-7, 2026, at this camper site. The camper site looks a bit neglected, but everything is there and it still works, too. The camper site and the village are quiet. It is nice that the municipality maintains such a camper site in a small village.

On April 5 and 6, 2026, we checked in at this camper site in vain. No response. Out of necessity, we drove on to a camper site where we were welcome.

From 9-11 April we were at this cp. The cp is quiet, clean, well maintained and offers a good price-performance ratio. The area, an old lignite mine that has been returned to nature, offers good recreational opportunities. Good restaurant within walking distance. In short, this cp is recommended and a good alternative to the now banned cp in Pissos.

We were at this cp from 2-3 April 2025. Upon arrival we asked if we could eat at Maria Kip. The restaurant was open, but we could not eat there when asked 'because of the wind'. The establishment made a somewhat messy, not very flourishing impression. The camper place is quiet, with an impressive view over the reservoir. At night, except for a few passing cars, quiet.

Campsite closed due to flooding.

From 24-25 February 2025 we stayed overnight at this new cp for us. The old place has been closed for quite some time. The new cp has a good level of facilities, is affordable and access does not pose any problems. Nevertheless, a few comments: how to place the camper in the spaces without cornering the neighbor is a mystery and the furnishing of the site is missing.

Well, too bad: no longer allowed to stay overnight here. As an alternative we chose Morcenx. Excellent cp on the spot where there used to be a brown coal mine and now a Natura 2000 area.

We regularly visit this cp. Recently, there have been regular guests staying at this cp in a green camper and a white van. They are friendly, a bit alternative and you are not bothered by them or not at all. Only those four stray dogs..... Incidentally, it is mentioned that there would be a (paid) power connection at this cp. Never seen that before!

From 5-6 November 2024 we stayed at this cp. The cp is messy, but the sani works well. Considerable traffic noise, day and night, makes the cp unattractive. Too bad, because the town, still controversial by Portugal and Spain, is worth it.