We'll call to see if there's still room. Yes, certainly. Until what time are they open? Until half past seven? Too bad, we won't make it. “Oh sir, then we'll wait for you” And that while it was the hottest day in France. Super hospitable, and everything else that has already been said is true.

First of all, it is a joy to sit here and watch the people looking for a spot with their camper. We do that on foot. Most people get stuck here in the narrow dead-end streets, which is very entertaining. The toilet block is terribly poorly maintained. Taps, locks, etc. Pitches are small and narrow. They are neatly maintained, though, under pruned plane trees. The shop is poor. Reception is fine. Perfect location, 400m from a nice beach.

Lack of understanding regarding the maintenance. Give a contractor a month and the campsite will be spick and span. Now nothing is being repaired and half of the doors, taps, etc. are broken. Don't attack the entire interior of your toilet block with tile paint. You know it will become a mess then. Pitches are fine. Location perfect, on a bike path, friendly reception. Jerks in the shop. I don't understand why the management doesn't even visit their own campsite occasionally.

Been here often, always very satisfied. Now, early June, back here again. It has gotten worse. The reception, campers parked between bungalows. Getting snapped at when you report that the electrical plugs don't work, the little restaurant/café is gone. In short, this is no longer a sure thing on our trip to the south.

So they still exist. Small townhouses where you are given a particularly warm welcome, where the basic amenities are in excellent order. Not new but clean, by the river, where the price is even very low. Cycling to Souillac is a breeze. We will be back, and not because it is cheap, which is one of the most important requirements for many here. No, because in June it is a gem.

You only go here because you want to visit this beautiful city. Not for the hospitality. Not for the hygiene, not for the nice pitches. Cycling to the city is a journey over sidewalks. And in mid-June, the swimming pool is still dirty and empty. The campsite is part of a chain. They should take responsibility for that. In any case, I am not going to the competitor campsites if there are alternatives.

Typical of those municipal campsites where the civil servant running it isn't evaluated at all. Lots broken. Lacks atmosphere. We arrived on Saturday and we heard the hot water had been shut off since Friday, because the plumber couldn't come until Monday. But no discount. Otherwise reasonably clean. Just shade. Nice in the heat. Gloomy. Lots of noise, unbelievably loud music from the Stadium from 8 am to 11 pm. No, not great,

What a lovely campsite for a few days of complete rest. Make sure to stock up beforehand, because a trip to Braganca is quite a bike ride. Fine little restaurant, by the way, but after two days of this heavy local fare, I’d like something lighter. And good bread service. Beautiful, spacious pitches. Peace, peace, peace. Even by the pool. Oh yes, I don't understand those prices in Portugal at all. This campsite is by far the cheapest and the best.

One star for the friendly welcome. But otherwise, everything is wrong at this neglected, way too expensive campsite where nothing is intact anymore. Three staff members are standing around doing nothing, while there is work to be done everywhere you go or look. I will spare you the list. The photos speak for themselves. A sinister atmosphere that even gives an eerie feeling. My worst camping experience to date. I have been visiting all kinds of campsites for 60 years now.

Actually, I can't give stars, but being growled out because there's no more room didn't sit well with me. So, neutral, 3 stars.