Okay, first of all, the ASCI inspector could be a bit more critical. The sanitary facilities are old and neglected. There are no clearly marked pitches (just figure out where you're going to park). Unfortunately, we caused damage due to the low-hanging branches (our own fault; but a thick branch out of sight is easily hit). As for the price-quality ratio: well, we have been on the road for 2 months now and this is the most expensive campsite we have stayed at so far (no last-minute

Great spot! Experienced no disturbance until last night (slept from Tuesday through Thursday). Woken up last night by a group of young people talking loudly to each other. After 1.5 hours, we asked if they could turn it down. They respected that and even left. Behind the camper pitches is a freely accessible tennis/padel court, football, and sports racks. Took the bus to Seville. Not far from the camper pitch. see next…

Great place. Stayed 2 nights. It is 15 instead of 10 (change already reported). The building, apparently the toilet judging by the reviews, was closed. We cycled to the village on e-bikes. It was perfectly doable, but if we had walked, I think it would have been tough given the elevations. We left on Saturday, while the market was taking place at the top of the road. We were able to leave the site around 3:00 PM.

It's okay. €20 per night is. The prices have changed. €2 per hour.

A two because we didn't actually stay there, so we can't be 100% clear... however, we arrived but immediately felt unhappy. You find yourself among greenhouses and it is not a logical place at all to explore the surroundings (on foot). We turned around and drove to another place.

What a lovely place! A small-scale camper site with a neat surface. Two water taps. The pitches are clean and tidy. There are even three picnic tables. A quiet spot, worth a return visit.