Camping Municipal next door is nicer, cheaper, and has more facilities.

Quiet paved camper pitch. The road past the playground is bumpy. Large emptying point and water available. Waste container halfway down the path.

It is a mixed parking area. There is water coming from a spring and there are trash cans. Beautiful view of the reservoir. Unfortunately, the night was not very quiet; shady characters showing up in the middle of the night and hanging around the parking lot. After 1 night, we left for the campervan site in Béjar.

A basic campsite with outdated but clean sanitary facilities. And yes, a few doors are missing from the showers, but with 12 showers, there are still plenty left that do have doors. The electricity is 2 amps, so you cannot use air conditioning or a kettle. Where else can you find a city campsite for a low price? 15 euros without electricity, 17 euros with electricity. The paths are a bit narrow, so watch your tires.

Great parking lot close to the sea. You need the Pverde app to make a reservation. If you reserve in advance, you can drive straight in using license plate recognition. We saw many campers parked at the gate taking a long time to book via the app. Quiet at night.

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