lovely spot but access is not suitable over 8 m long, we were forced to go over a kerb at 8 m in the tight turn on the entrance. the spaces are narrow though.

Former municipal camping, still accepting tents and caravans, so toilet and showers still open. several “resident” caravans. the number of spaces is deceptive as most are on grass with significant slopes. Village has all you need. nice to overlook the river

Quiet free location, electric at €4 for 4 hours was to be expected these days. No water when we were here end Sept but assume this was temporary

although there were many spare space the barrier refused us entry (and several after us). looked ok but impossible to access

the single track access road was ok as nothing came our way. there is road noise (more like white noise than intrusive) from the motorway, we found no facilities at all, but not an unpleasant night. wouldn’t recommend this if more than 8m we just fitted in.

Agree with other reviewers great place very friendly helpful welcome, some road noise but nothing terrible. Facilities excellent. Thank you

Strange way of check-in, right by large open car park where many stayed for free anyway, saw no one being fined, slight slope and some truck noise through night as adjacent car park is used by coaches and trucks, remember your is number if you want facilities after check in or you pay again.

Beautiful location lovely walks/hikes just wish folk wouldn’t think it ok to arrive at 0140 squeeze into the tightest space and think that’s ok, spoiled our night completely.

Concur with previous comments, just found the allocated spaces very tight, impossible to sit out if on the wrong side of the camp,(left side as you enter) otherwise great welcome and lovely walks though beach not dog friendly at any time (again!)

We had no problems here in September, all parking free after 15th of month anyway. Great beach though not dog friendly, though haven’t found one that is yet.

Great location very quiet overnight. There were 14 of us parked all over the car park without problems.

Basic car park with disposal facilities but lots of traffic noise all night. Ok for the day to visit Santiago. Our parking attendant was great, friendly and informative, her demonstration of Galicien dancing was a hoot. She’d get 10 stars!

Although a beautiful location very very spoilt by dangerous youths in tatty cars doing handbrake turns within a foot of our motorhome. When the second lot turned up even more daring but worryingly less accurate (more inebriated perhaps?) than the last we left. Looks like we’re not welcome here.

Ridiculously expensive €41.50 for one night, 2 people motorhome electric and dog. Not worth it.

We loved it so much we stayed twice as long as we planned. Extremely helpful hosts, excellent and spotless facilities. Quiet rural location 15 minute cycle on cycle track from Eisfeld where there are several supermarkets. Some amazing extras if you were planning a long stay, saunas and bbq and even one under cover. Can’t recommend it enough

Very busy place, cars seem to park to stop motorhomes, electric available for only a few, facilities difficult to access because others had parked in the way. No one mentioned the bells that ring every quarter hour and all through the night too as well as some random peals for good measure. The Eiskafe was good though.

We arrived to find four mohos already, but strangely deserted, turns out it’s used by locals to park their vehicles rather than in their own drives. Very quiet nothing here, the lake is more large pond and muddy to boot. It’s just a small car park. The “haus am zee” seems to have been shut for some while.

No access if over 3.2m, height barriers at every entrance we could find. Two parking spaces outside the barriers by the bourne (clean and functional) but on awkward slope and one space had an artic parked in it. We moved on.