A small, nice campsite with everything you need. Electricity, water, and wastewater disposal are all well-secured, and the reception staff are friendly and provide good information. The bus takes you to the lively and very interesting city of Malaga in about 30 minutes. When we were there, there was a music festival in Malaga. Great music performances everywhere. The beach at the campsite is bad. It's unkempt and not clean. It's Malaga's dog beach. That's why we only stayed one night.

Very well suited as a campsite. The site is brand new, therefore all facilities are in excellent condition. Approx. 150 m to the beautiful beach. Tram to Alicante for €1.45 per person each way. Disadvantage: Since the site is still new, the plants are still young, therefore there is little to no shade.

A really good pitch. Almost like a small campsite. Sanitary facilities absolutely clean and fine. Electricity and fresh water hook-up at every pitch. Waste disposal available. Right next door is a nice restaurant with a good selection and reasonable prices. 300 m to the beach. 300 m to the bus stop with hourly service to Marbella. Friendly welcome. All in all, highly recommended. We stayed here for 3 nights. Price: €26 for 2

A fantastic pitch right next to the Panorama Thermal Baths. Modern facilities with access control; booking via mobile phone or at the machine. Clean sanitary facilities, grey water disposal, cassette toilet emptying, fresh water, and electricity. In short, everything you need. Plus, a magnificent panoramic view. We've been here since December 27, 2025, and are staying over New Year's Eve. Plenty of pitches still available. Unfortunately, advance booking is not possible.

Small campsite located directly on a small river. There's a place to cool off. It's too shallow for swimming. Simple but functional and clean restroom facilities. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Also suitable for small to medium-sized RVs. Small (Dutch) snacks are available. There's no supermarket.

A simple but functional, quiet spot for one night. No electricity, but sewage, fresh water, and toilet disposal are available, and all free of charge. Trujillo is a small town with charm. The medieval castle, in particular, is absolutely worth seeing. The panoramic view from the top is fantastic.

A perfectly acceptable campervan site. Location between the river and the sandy beach. Separated by a road. Good and clean restroom facilities. A 5-minute walk away is a ferry to Faro for €4. The city itself offers nothing special and is very scattered (at least from what we saw). Don't be bothered by the aircraft noise from the nearby Faro International Airport. There are no flights at night.

Very basic standard. Sanitary facilities very poorly maintained. Urgent renovations are needed. Reception very friendly and helpful. The city center is easily accessible by bike, but only recommended for campers with a taste for the Ballermann festival. We'll be leaving here very soon.