We're here on November 6, 2025, everything is deserted, which is nice. There's water and electricity, but all toilets and showers are closed. So you have to be able to shower and use the restroom in your camper. The entrance gate opened very easily; by simply entering your license plate number, name, and address, you get a ticket, and the gate opens automatically.

Almost all the campsites in the area are closed, and this was the only parking lot open. Unfortunately, there's no water or electricity, but you're safe and sheltered from the wind, which was incredibly strong that day. There are nice hiking trails. This is perfect for an overnight stay.

closed !!

closed !!

A traditional camping site, wonderfully situated in the woods, waking up in the morning to the sound of birdsong and wild boars. The sanitary facilities are good and clean, though outdated. There's electricity, fresh water, and wastewater. Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed. We received a friendly welcome from the owner. We had everything we needed, and the village is just a stone's throw away. I would have loved to experience it during its heyday.

Last week of the season! There were three of us on the site, and it was wonderful. The sanitary facilities were maintained daily and were practically new. We cycled around the lake, which was pure enjoyment.

It's perfectly located, but make sure you enter the parking garage exactly at the agreed-upon time. Otherwise, the barrier won't recognize your license plate. You'll then have to walk all the way back to P1 to have your ticket changed. And don't be scammed by My Top Shop, which sells Alhambra tickets. They're scammers.

Getting there via a super narrow dirt road is an experience in itself. The newly constructed grounds offer numerous camper pitches. Small, clean restroom facilities include a toilet, shower, and sinks. Fresh water, wastewater, toilet, garbage disposal, and electricity. And all this for €20 per camper with trailer, two people, and a dog. It's a long walk to the castle at the bottom of the village, but well worth it.

A free camper site with fresh water, wastewater disposal, and a toilet. Unfortunately, there's no electricity. A visit to the 14th-century castle and square is definitely worth it; what a fantastic village. Make sure your calf muscles are in shape, though, because it's all climbing, climbing, climbing. Wonderfully quiet, close to the highway.

Every time we go to Spain, we dock here. It's a fantastic place, very spacious. You can walk with the dog, shops nearby. All in all, a great place.

You'll receive a warm welcome from Phil and Flo. We also had a trailer, and it didn't matter because they simply parked it in a free spot. The site itself was spacious and shady. The restrooms were incredibly clean. In the morning, we ordered breakfast from Flo, and the best part was the homemade yogurt! We were able to walk the dog across the street in the olive grove, so he could run around freely. We'll be back!

super big place, excellent sanitary facilities, electricity and water on the spot itself. only the price is 26.50 instead of 18 euros.

we were allowed to stand on the other side. a large, green lawn with electricity and water. next to the donkey and the shetland pony. peace. crossing to the sanitary facilities. clean. great welcome by Mr. Verboogen. hospitable.

what a great place, warm welcome by Kelt, son who runs it for a while while mom and dad are on vacation. and he does it well! our camper 7mtr with trailer is 11 mtr in total. no problem at all. spacious place. electricity, water, waste disposal via drainage system on the place itself. great restaurant / brown café. terrace was packed every day! too much choice in beers. sanitary clean, spacious. beautiful campsite. gem.

wow what a fantastic campsite. clean sanitary facilities, electricity, bar. endless walks. enjoy the view. very helpful owner. in the pouring rain he showed us our place. chapeau. we will gladly come back here.

within the walls of a monastery. press the doorbell and Serena opens the door. 2 entrances. it is a bit of a mess. there are old caravans with a shed for permanent residents. sanitary facilities are old, clean and spacious washing machine and dishwashing room. reception in yellow building is also a bar. no further facilities. water, electricity, waste water discharge and toilet. quiet atmosphere, very basic. what is stated in the description is therefore not correct. 38.00 p. night

large campsite, super clean sanitary building, large pitches.

great place for an overnight stay. Too bad there is no sanitary building. But wonderfully relaxing opposite the park, where everyone is chilling and the children are playing. restaurants around the corner in the area