Camper Car Park, everything is done via the app. Best to reserve as it is always quite full. Pitches are close together. Ideal for visiting the city, a 15-minute walk. No sanitary facilities. It is separate from the campsite right next door.

Beautiful, paved site with all amenities. Entrance via a pay station. Right next to the canal. Walking distance to the city center. Ideal for exploring the city. When we arrived, the entrance indicated "full," and there was still one space available. It's a shame, because campers have driven right through.

Quiet location next to a river and close to the town center. No amenities! Public restrooms are closed in winter. It can be muddy and swampy when it rains. Picturesque village.

Free campervan site officially for 6 campervans. But there are many more; at least 20 are parked in the adjacent parking lot. When we were there (December 2025), it wasn't a problem. No amenities. Walking distance to the old town (a bit of a climb) and the seafront. An ideal base for visiting Altea. I'm only giving it 3 stars because there are no amenities, despite it being an official campervan site for the city.

Stay away. It's overcrowded with locals and long-term visitors, despite the 72-hour rule. Campervans aren't allowed, but the place is full of tables, chairs, barbecues, bicycles, solar panels, and more. You'll be chased out of the surrounding parking lots at 10 p.m. (which is understandable), but why isn't there strict enforcement at the official campervan site?