Strategic for avoiding the stress of the city for parking, but also checking in is stressful and confusing🥴. On top of that, there are no showers available and only one bathroom per sex, requiring the key at reception 🤦‍♂️. The view of Bilbao isn't enough to make it an above-average stay...

Excellent for visiting Santiago and Mount Gozo, with always clean bathrooms and friendly staff. Away from the noise, and a Carrefour just a few hundred meters away. Recommended.

Parking is available for drop-off and pick-up, and if you can't find a space in one of the spaces, you can use the adjacent parking lot. It's a great place to visit the city and for the cable car.

There's no service, but we spent a quiet night along the river after taking a short boat trip and enjoying some good wine. The town isn't particularly special, but I think it's worth a stop for the valley's flavors 😉 and its history.

Good for an overnight stay and to visit the site, the lighthouse, and the famous 🏄 Norte Beach without having to take the funicular. 😉 If it's full, there's a Continente supermarket across the street with other options and laundry service.

No service but a quiet night and close to the village which is worth a visit!!

We used the drop-off service and parked outside the parking spaces because it was full. We can't comment on the night because we left in the afternoon. Strategic for Aveiro!

You can load and unload your car in this area. If you can't find a spot, you can park a little further ahead in a huge parking lot right on the river and next to the ferry to Lisbon. The return ticket costs €6.20. We found it very convenient for exploring the city and getting a peaceful night's sleep. Highly recommended!

It's a self-catering stop with no services but in a fantastic location! Near the Cabo Espichel lighthouse and the Arrabita Natural Park, where we took a pleasant mountain bike ride to Sasimbra. The sunset was spectacular and the night was so quiet, you could only hear the Atlantic wind.

Unfortunately, the only positives for us were the proximity to the center of Lagos, where you can spend a pleasant evening, and Punta da Piedate for a mountain bike excursion. The rest leaves much to be desired: dilapidated bathrooms and a general lack of maintenance... a real shame considering what the town deserves!

I didn't give it a fifth star because on hot days, it can lack some shade and the toilet fees apply. Otherwise, it's a very clean and quiet stop just steps from the lighthouse and the reserve. If you're cycling, it's wonderful to cycle along it and then stop on the beach that runs along it... much better than the one in Faro 😉

It's a free parking lot right next to the sea in a very quiet location where, as is the case throughout Spain, the showers are always open along the seafront. In the evening, there are many nice little bars. Keep it clean because the place deserves to be protected!

I agree with the previous reviews: convenient and essential for visiting the city, with 24-hour security. It's a car park, so don't expect anything...on asphalt and without shade!

The stop is close to the nightlife and the beach. The restrooms are clean and have hot water, although perhaps a little limited during peak season. There's little shade and no electrical hookup.

Strategically located near the slopes, with a beautiful view, but neglected. There are few power outlets compared to the number of spaces, some of which are non-functional or in poor condition. The unloading area is dirty and poorly maintained, and the daytime payment system managed in town is inconvenient. Be careful, entry isn't regulated by space, and maneuvering becomes difficult. Get out and check first. 🤷🏼‍♂️

We can't talk about the camp because we didn't stay. We found the place a bit isolated and the sea not very beautiful.

A good seaside campsite with Split nearby. Clean bathrooms and amenities are available. The security checks in the free area, where campers often leave their cars, and the noise on some pitches facing the main road and the soccer field need to be reviewed.

For €110 a night, a camper and four people, it's not enough to be by the sea and close to Omiš. The pitches are spacious but often lack shade, and the bathrooms are in dire need of an overhaul, with missing shelves and dilapidated doors. We weren't allowed to park in the car park to take advantage of the 3-4 hours after checkout!

A huge campsite nestled in the greenery of the park. Well-maintained, with clean restrooms, although some locations are far from the campsite. €44 per night for a camper, two people, and electricity. Several bike paths in the valley.

Huge campsite with all the amenities. Well-maintained, with always clean restrooms, although far from some locations (free area). Beautiful sea, and Novalja is just a stone's throw away. €65 per night for a camper, two people, and electricity, a bit pricey unless you're looking for a mega campsite.

Clean and well-maintained family-run mini-camping! Just steps from the sea and a 10 km bike ride to visit Zadar. We spent €28 for a camper, two people, and electricity. The bathrooms were spotless and there was a washing machine. 👏👏

You can choose your own spot, with new and clean amenities. €25 per night for a camper, two people, and electricity, just steps from Krka National Park.

quiet place on the shores of the lake a stone's throw from the village. illuminated with works still to be completed but well prepared