This was our second time staying here. We found it a nice, quiet campervan site. You can walk around the lake. There are no amenities other than a garbage can, but we didn't need them. It was a great overnight stay on our way south.

quiet camper spot next to stream. playground available. you can walk to the village with medieval houses. there is also a GR route, ideal for the hikers among us.

great camper place for only 3€. However, there are several campers who do not pay because supposedly the town hall where you have to pay the 3€ is only open from 11am to 1pm but they do use the cp. with us it was open earlier and we gladly paid that small amount. we also made a very nice walk of 3 hours to the Cova Negra. we will definitely come back here.

quiet during the night. beautiful archaeological excavations. is indeed open from 10am to 2pm. too bad the dogs couldn't come along. That's probably because of all the owners who don't clean up the dog poop anywhere. Spain has become very tolerant of dogs but everywhere we visited was full of dog droppings. A small gesture to clean this up so that everything stays clean!

we were alone with a beautiful view. You are standing at an angle everywhere, so you need blocks. made a wonderful 7 km walk from the camper place, follow the dark purple triangles. very well indicated. The restaurant behind the corner was unfortunately full.

beautiful, well-maintained camper spot with good shower facilities. beautiful walks in the forest from the camper place (GPS recommended). It's a pity that a camper did not want to pay the 8 euros and stood outside the barrier but did use the facilities. They charge 2 euros for this if you are not at the camper place.