@MartinedeVeen

Uninterested attitude at the reception; the campsite is fully booked anyway, so they don't care about customer loyalty or customer friendliness. Besides, reservations aren't possible, yet the campsite is always full when I inquire. How is that possible?? Full, basically, with everyone crammed into tight spots; what exactly is the system? First come, first served, or whoever pays the most for a spot? Just avoid these kinds of strange places.

Nice spot for a visit to Malaga. The pitches are very small, and the awning cannot be extended. Prices have recently increased considerably, which makes the price-quality ratio skewed. So I looked for another place near Malaga. Nicer and not so outrageously expensive.

The price has risen by 25% in the last three years and is now 18 euros. Electricity is on top of that, so you pay about 22 euros per night. Far too much for a simple campervan. With the increased taxes on motorhomes, this place is no longer affordable for the Dutch, though it still is for Germans.

Nice city campsite with fine sanitary facilities, but for us, this was a one-time experience and never again. The managers are surly and very unfriendly, and the reception is absolutely not welcoming. Worse still, they tried to rip us off in a very unpleasant and intimidating manner. So, this campsite is not okay at all.

Way too expensive for a few days in the city; 40 euros a night is really absurd. Plus another 2.50 for the dog. I'd rather go to the camper site.

A great place to stay overnight, within walking distance of a beautiful shopping center. A tram stops right outside and takes you to the center of beautiful Murcia. Highly recommended.

This is the most beautiful place to stay in this area, We wanted to stay overnight but stayed ten days at this beautiful campsite

Beautiful camper site with excellent amenities and a friendly owner. The surrounding area is perfect for hiking and cycling. We return every year for a few days. We enjoy it here.

Constantly packed with long-stayers, mainly from France and Germany. Antisocial camping behavior, so we'll avoid this place in the future. I also expect a complete ban, following complaints from Spaniards who can't seem to find a spot for a city visit.

Spacious pitches. The restrooms are inadequate, of poor quality, and will likely be moldy and filthy in two years. Showers are small, curtained cubicles with no privacy, and there's no dressing, drying, or hanging space. Check-in is a nightmare, and the woman behind the counter looks like she's in a constant state of despair. The atmosphere is fine, but the price-quality ratio is completely skewed, so we won't be returning.