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It is a somewhat unkempt place; the pitches are spacious, but the fact that the water point is on the other side is very inconvenient, especially if you need to empty your tank.

Beautiful campsite, the special motorhome pitches are great. At the edge of the dunes, with a gravel surface. We were there at the end of September and paid 84 euros for 4 nights.

Nice campsite by a lovely little river with rapids where you can swim and float down on an air mattress. Spacious pitches, especially in the corner near pitches 165 and 166. Bus stop right outside. Hiking route E1 is beautiful. I would walk it in two parts. Get off at the Hotel Perekop bus stop and then walk one time clockwise and the other counter-clockwise. And if you have to choose, go counter-clockwise. Bring plenty of water and food.

Beautiful campsite, friendly staff and very clean sanitary facilities.

What a fantastic campsite this is. The bus connection to the metro is great and costs 2 euros. Tickets are for sale at reception. We had a delicious meal at Don Pepe 2 Place Henri. It is within cycling distance of the campsite, just across the bridge.

Friendly welcome. Neat sanitary facilities. The campsite is located in the woods, with plenty of shade. Especially pitches from number 85 onwards. Pitches 60 to 68 are better. Do not take pitch 90. Continuously wet, sloping, and muddy. Note: electricity uses a standard plug. Cycling to San Sebastian is perfectly doable.

Indeed a great place, neat, safe. And a nice place to visit Bilbao from. Bus ticket costs 2.25 pp per ride. Tip for the return journey: You can board at Moyua Plaza 6. Several buses depart from there.

Not quite our cup of tea. A nice, new restroom building, but few toilets and showers. The other restrooms are old. While they are nicely laid out and clean, the pitches are very cramped. You're on top of each other, not just next to each other, but also across from each other. A campervan can just squeeze through. It's close to the beach, though. There are nice restaurants near the harbor. Italian restaurant La Stiva is highly recommended.

Fantastic campsite, nice and clean restrooms. Spacious pitches. It's a fairly new campsite, so the trees are still quite small. There's little shade. You can use the toilet on the pitch, and there's only one tap for filling your toilet and water. An extra hose is handy. It's easy to cycle to Benidorm and Altea. The hairdresser on the campsite is highly recommended.

An easy place to visit Valencia. Also great for cycling in the evenings. The restrooms could use a makeover, and they're working on it. The lady and gentleman are friendly. The lady takes care of the stray cats and is very happy to feed them :-).