CP near the A1, a good place to stay overnight. Parking at a school, slept peacefully. Church bells at 9:15 a.m. Didn't use the sanitation station/toilet.

Campervans are prohibited, so we drove to the parking lot anyway. There wasn't a single campervan there, even though there was plenty of room. It's a shame the city makes it difficult for campervans to visit the city and spend money.

Beautiful spot with lots of trees, and a swimming pool with sunbeds next to it. €3.50 entrance fee, with a discount after 3:30 PM, and also suitable for children and adults aged 60+. There are dishwashing facilities and three outdoor showers. We didn't see the toilet, but it's free! We were just really bothered by small flies.

Please REMOVE, there is nothing

Still closed, I wonder if the facilities will still be there...

A lovely campsite, €24.50 without electricity and access to the swimming pool. We were on the left after reception, where there were several designated campervan pitches. Close to the swimming pool, there are clean sanitary facilities with free hot showers. Alvor is a charming village frequented (unfortunately) by many English people. We cycled to Portimeo to visit the Benigal Cave by boat. Unfortunately, the swimming pool closes at 6 p.m.!

Beautiful CP, although there's some disruption from the train crossing the bridge, less so at night. Public restrooms and water are available. Two spacious pitches. There's also space to park a trailer, though you'll need to maneuver around.

Visited the day after the temporary closure on July 21st. After driving up, it turned out to be full despite having available spaces. As far as I know, you can't reserve in advance. We had to go to the Vista Alegre parking lot near Plaza del Torres to visit the Guggenheim Museum. Excellent shaded spots, but staying overnight is no longer possible, so we couldn't visit Bilbao any further.