Nice friendly welcome, beautiful spot, clean sanitary facilities. Only three stars though, because the showers weren't hot, one was broken and I had to move half-wet, and the power went out and they said they would come and fix it but we didn't see anyone. A bit of a shame! But a great place to walk the trails!

What a cool spot! We were allowed to park next to the castle because it isn't peak season yet. It also says on the sign underneath: no campers allowed! No facilities open at the moment. There are toilets at the tourist office at the second parking lot, though.

The previous review is incorrect. You simply pay at the machine, no WE code or anything like that. Enter your license plate, how long you want to stay, and you're done. The machine can be set to any language. I paid 11.25 for 24 hours, including electricity and 10 minutes of water. Emptying the tank is free. You are nicely situated by the harbor in a secure parking lot; nothing wrong with that!

no longer exists!!

Great place if you want to visit Gibraltar, beautiful view over the marina and Gibraltar. You can hear the planes landing and taking off very clearly, but there are only a few. Unfortunately, only two toilets. Otherwise, top-notch!

We unexpectedly needed electricity, so we ended up here over the Easter weekend. Mega busy, 90% Spaniards, with barking dogs. But clean sanitary facilities, hot showers, etc. The price just isn't right; we paid 31 per night!

Great place for a night, can hear the road well but slept well. There is a toilet upstairs next to the restaurant!

Beautiful place to stay! Spacious parking lot, well lit, trash cans available, and there is a new toilet block, but it was closed when we were there. Nice to walk around near the church and lighthouse, beautiful view!

Cool spot! People regularly come by car to watch the sunset or the view! Otherwise a nice and relaxed place! Nazare is a 15-minute bike ride away.

This spot was full, so unfortunately there was no space. Next to it is also a place where some campers are parked, but that was absolutely terrible. There were old caravans wrapped in plastic, and broken campers where people were living without a permanent residence. We didn't dare park our camper next to them. In the end, we parked by the supermarket for a while to take a look at Aveiro, which, to be honest, was a big disappointment.