Lovely family campsite with very friendly people, wonderful peace and quiet by the little river where children can play. Many Dutch people, many tents. Large pitches. Not many sanitary facilities, but they are clean. A small challenge is a narrow, steep path for the last 50 meters.

A campsite with a lot of noise from the road and the trains on the other side of the river. Very small pitches. Small entrance where the barrier is often closed, making it almost impossible to get in or out with a bicycle or stroller. The sanitary facilities aren't much to speak of. The advantage, however, is that the supermarkets are nearby.

Very small place and not cozy. Lots of noise from sirens (day and night). The card to get in and pay for the shower etc. works very well.

Very large green field with spots in the sun and in the shade. Excellent sanitary facilities. BBQ area and hangout spot for young people (and older people). Table tennis table, toys for children. Truly a lovely place and close to the sea.

A perfect place to cycle to Burgos. But if there are usually more than 100 spots occupied, isn't there a little money left over to finally fix up those latrines?

Great campsite with shaded spots and a swimming pool. The price on the credit card is correct. We also paid €18.80 including electricity and Wi-Fi. The highway is close by, but you can hardly hear it.

Simply the campsite you would always want. Peace, shade, sun, and no unclear no-entry signs. And of course, a friendly Jeroen as host. For me, number 1 of the campsites in Portugal.

Large field with spacious pitches but limited and dirty sanitary facilities. This isn't much of a problem for the quiet month of May, but it likely is during peak season. There are also few water taps. The restaurant is fine and is also used by the village.

Great campsite, lots of space, clean and spacious sanitary facilities, cheap, and very nice people at the reception!

Very close to the city. That's a plus. But otherwise, it's a mess with too few water and electricity hookups. The showers are incredibly small and made of plastic cladding. It's also a place for more or less homeless people. We certainly weren't bothered by them, but it does give a different impression. As a bonus, we were given an evacuation (drill?) but no explanation!