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The three stars are due to the renovation and the resulting lack of water and waste disposal facilities, which is a limitation for cassette toilet users. But the location itself, the direct access to the beautiful Elbe Cycle Path, is worth five stars.... We'll be back when the State Garden Show is in 2027 ;)

One of the best campsites we've ever stayed at. The sanitary facilities are excellent! Water and waste disposal are also very good! It's basically like a good campsite, just with less space. Very quiet and very friendly staff! Beautiful town center with a wide selection of restaurants. Right on the Elbe Cycle Path. We'll definitely be back!

Amazing spot! Yes, it costs money, but it's guarded and has a wonderful view. You pay €1/hour for a Polo in every village these days. So what's the complaining about?? Giving it only one star when it's full is beyond me... but oh well. The staff there were super friendly to us, and the bins were checked several times. We were completely satisfied and spent a leisurely two days there ;)

The location is perfect. For everything else, I can only give 3 stars: The parking spaces are unrealistic. While you can fit your vehicle in exactly, neither getting out nor the distance to the other side, to allow passage, is correct. We drove around three times with our 7.5m motorhome to find a spot that didn't require paying twice. Electricity is practically unavailable, because otherwise you'd have to park at the unloading station ;) 1 socket

I only partially understand why this campsite has so few stars. Pre-booking through Parkia allows for a stress-free arrival (even an hour after booking, because we got stuck in traffic). The campsite is quiet, safe, and incredibly close to the Alhambra and Generalife. We also had dinner one evening at Janines Alberto, which was delicious. The bus at the roundabout takes you into the city for just €1.60! Highly recommended!

So much respect for the already very charming city of Zaragoza! You can park in the main square without paying, or, like us, if it's full, you can park in the overflow area behind it. Line 1 runs every 4-10 minutes and a ride costs €1.70. Really great! We parked there overnight: quiet and safe! Parking is prohibited during home games, but you can easily find that out with a couple of clicks. Highly recommended.

The campsite has everything you could wish for... too much for me, actually ;). Hundreds of pitches, countless barbecue areas, entertainment, and excellent playgrounds. I think it's paradise for families. The beach is also fantastic. We were at the far end, and it was almost exactly 1 km to reception. But the facilities were adequate and very clean, and within easy walking distance. I prefer a bit more peace and quiet. But if that's what you're looking for, you'll find a highly professionally run campsite here!

We stayed two nights on the upper section, with a truly impressive view. However, there's a large green generator right next to it that's incredibly loud and, even with the best will in the world, simply disruptive. And for that, €80 per night is more expensive than we've ever paid in 10 years of holidays in Switzerland. The campsite itself (location, sanitary facilities, shop, restaurant) truly deserves 5 stars. The noise: -2 stars.

Great campsite, very modern menu navigation (electricity sockets are activated centrally at the terminal). The pitches are very well laid out...not too cramped, yet still spacious. It's a few meters to the town, but we like to be able to move around...there's not much you can do while driving ;)