As far as we're concerned, it's a winner! We were located at the very back of the campsite under the pine trees and on sandy soil. The atmosphere, pitches, and sanitary facilities are fine. Within walking distance of the beach and good cycle paths. We were able to take the ferry to Cadiz from Puerto Santa Maria for a small fee and explore Cadiz by bike. The only downside of the campsite was the cold dishwashing water. The showers were fine. We paid €27 with an ACSI card.

Great campsite with an old-fashioned, relaxed atmosphere and most pitches under the pine trees, but full sun is also possible. The staff was friendly and the toilets/showers were fine. The beach was absolutely fantastic with nice, trendy beach bars. You do have to walk 800 meters to get there, but it is well worth it.

We wanted to visit Granada. This seemed like a nice terraced campsite managed by the French. Although we were received nicely, we were assigned a yellow pitch that was too small for a 7-meter-long camper. A pity, especially since the price per day of €38 euros meant we had expected more after good experiences at other campsites. We asked for a different pitch, but that was not an option. So, the price-quality ratio was too high!

A really nice campsite. Friendly staff. You can choose your own spot. The sanitary facilities are super clean and the shower is nice and hot!!

Topper! Places are practically on the sea and the sanitary facilities are in top condition. Definitely recommended. Across the campsite is a small supermarket with fresh bread. Bike tour with electric bike to interesting city Gijon is easy to do.

As far as we are concerned, a great campsite. Our 7-metre camper was no problem at all. Choose your own pitches and electricity and sanitary facilities are great. The campsite has been around for 20 years and there is a bread service and a bar.

We were here for 2 days to our complete satisfaction. The price/quality of the campsite is excellent. You are in the middle of the city on a river on this 40 year old campsite that has been adapted for motorhomes that are there for 1 or 2 days. Sanitary facilities are outdated but fine and the city centre is within walking distance.

Camping is situated in a beautiful spot near the beach on the south side of Porto. Great place to discover Porto by bike. Camping spots are more than adequate and the atmosphere is good. However, facilities are far below par: toilet and shower cubicles are a mess and electricity is poor 2 Amps. Too bad…..

Excellent campsite as far as we are concerned. Under the pine trees on dune sand with spacious pitches and very acceptable sanitary facilities with hot shower and dishwater. The swimming pool is a bonus.