Why no demarcated areas? Germans in particular sometimes take up 3 spots, so that only small spots remain. Be careful not to damage the many protruding branches. It is unfair that you have to pay the same for a 5 m camper as for one of 12 m. WiFi 5 euros per day is far too much. As in all of Spain, electricity is a gold mine for the owners. Friendly staff, clean sanitary facilities and on the beach, yes.

Large secure campsite. You can choose your own place. Don't do that walking first, it's too big. Was busy and therefore only a few small spots available. Often between trees. So not always sun. Places not numbered and demarcated. So quite chaotic. Especially retirees. Power: call for connection and to disconnect the cable. Quiet. Dated sanitary facilities, but clean. Walk to town not good. Along rails or through industry

Finally a campsite with properly working WiFi! Unique for Spain. Friendly receptionist. But... unfortunately a group of 3 Spanish families ruined it. Lots of screaming and running children until well after 24 hours. No supervision or anything. Furthermore, there are many stray dogs, which is very strange at a campsite. Sanitary facilities too far from the camper pitches. No grass but sand. Visit unfortunately limited to 1 night with little sleep.

Quite busy even in February. Probably a holiday for Spaniards and people from Gibraltar. Make a copy of your passport, which is strongly discouraged. Too small places for price Sanitary facilities neat and clean. Current very complicated and expensive, 6.50. You have to pick up the receptionist who will then open a cupboard where the plug can be inserted. The cupboard will then be locked again. Unfortunately, again NO WiFi. Washing machine and dryer for 4 + 3 euros.