It is reasonably quiet except for the goods trains which go past at night sounding their horns several times and the local youths going home late at night. The drinking water is good for Spanish standards and the locals also come to fill jerrycans here. Iwould only recommend it as a pass through stop over

busy streets during the day, but relatively quiet at night. a huge supermarket next door (closed on Sundays) the old town is definitely worth a visit.

The noisy, rubbish leaving permanent lodgers seem to have moved on. A great spot, the municipality is in the process of upgrading the area so it’s a bit of a building site at present. They have planted bushes to separate the pitches which are still very small but should provide a bit of separation soon. the shower / toilet block is not particularly clean.

we parked too close to the beach and got fined 207€ despite no signs to tell you that you have to be 100m from the water. others have said the rest. We got a spectacular sunset.

very quiet spot next to the river. you should pay 11€/night but we didn’t find out how to pay. Grey water disposal and free fresh water. the pitches are flat on hard ground with a bit of grass. small play ground next to the site. only ~30 inhabitants in the village and the spa is in slow motion renovation.

Outrageously expensive. We paid over 50€ for 2 people, camper and little dog for I night without electricity! although it has plenty of facility for families the price is off the scale for an overnight on route