The biggest advantage is that you can reserve this spot in advance. During peak season, this provides nice reassurance when passing through. So download the Tripstop app before you arrive, as you can then also check if there are still spots available. The site itself is a parking lot, nothing more. There is no shade and you are not allowed to extend your awning. There are some trees and benches in the adjacent park. A beautiful walk and nice (pebble) beaches within a 10-minute walk.

What a beautiful spot. We were here with about 15 campers and had a very quiet night. It is easy to drive to, although we did have to drive through a herd of goats walking on the road and watch out for the cows! There were also many campers at a lower point along the road, but driving the extra 5 minutes is worth it. The sunset is breathtaking; I have never heard a group of tourists so quiet.

Good location, also in relation to the motorway. Soorts-Hossegor is easy to reach on foot and by bike. The lake and beaches are also nearby. In Soorts-Hossegor there are a few smaller supermarkets and bakeries. The places on the CP are not really clear, also because some people think they can claim more. During the day quite a bit of traffic from the adjacent road, at night quiet. Toilets are of questionable standard (old, loose, not really clean).

Nice location, reasonably quiet at night (except for some local youngsters). Except for the discharge of grey water, the facilities no longer work. The place is visibly not maintained. Water can be tapped at the shower on the beach. There is a toilet (not used…..). The designated ones are not suitable for campers longer than 6 m. Longer campers simply went somewhere else. Can be very busy in the summer.

Spacious place when all other cars are gone. It was dirty at the time of our overnight stay (urine smell and more, you can imagine). Many campers without (and with) sanitary facilities made use of the surrounding nature🤨. No phone, internet etc. reception. So make sure you are well prepared if you want to do something.

Four stars for the location near beautiful beaches and walking/cycling routes. Dog beach at the main road to the right, a decent beach. Three stars total because it is a bare, atmosphereless plain. Furthermore, it is all a bit makeshift, such as the dumping area that is "hardened" with gravel. There is no electricity, water at various places. The owner really only speaks Spanish, payment is via a coupon book. Pinning is therefore impossible.

Handy for an overnight stay, very quiet. It is full of parked caravans and more, which makes it look a bit messy. During the week it will be less quiet during the day because the location is on an industrial estate. Zumaia is really worth a visit, you can walk there along the river in fifteen minutes.

If you can avoid this place, don't go here. This does not contribute to a holiday feeling due to the continuous noise of the highway less than 100 m away. It is also a depressing place, with dangerous markings of places (protruding pins in rotten tree stumps). It's actually ridiculous that you have to pay for this (during the day). Drove further along the beautiful coastal route to Zumaia.