The campsite management was very flexible. We were allowed to stay on the lower section, which was not yet open (although it had been mowed). As a result, we were alone, among the trees, on a spacious pitch and close to a nice swimming pool. The sanitary facilities were outdated. The restaurant was good. The surroundings are stunningly beautiful, and there is so much beauty to see by bike. It was easy to get through the two sweltering days with the shade, the swimming pool, and of course, the sea.

Excellent campsite for visiting Rennes by bike. Beautiful city, by the way. 5 stars. But here everything was a three, and that is what you expect for a campsite near a big city. Sanitary facilities outdated but clean.

With 4 stars, I am somewhere between the previous two. The pitches are 5 stars, but as often mentioned here, the sanitary facilities (no toilet seats to boot) are three stars. The showers do get nice and hot, but the temperature cannot be adjusted. That must have been very unpleasant for the previous camper when it was so hot. Otherwise, it is very quiet and a lovely place to stay.

I don't often give 5 stars, but this campsite has earned them. The surrounding area begs to be explored, and that calls for a campsite that facilitates this, allowing you to stay for a few nights with your camper. Hats off to them. Good bread service all week! Excellent pool and restaurant.

The photos from before the bushfires give a completely wrong impression of what the campsite looks like now. But apart from that, searching for a spot while driving the camper across the grounds gave the feeling of watching thousands of penguins finding a place to breed on a rock by the sea. We turned around immediately.

Quiet campsite in a beautiful area. Plenty of shady spots, but a bit messy. It is recommended to maintain it, prune, etc. The terrace, pool, and restaurant are in order, and the food is very good. Baguettes and service are excellent.

All the good things have been written, so now there are only points for improvement: the trees on the camper pitches are still small and provide little shade. The sanitary building for the upper terraces is simply very poor and dirty. Broken toilet seat and the whole building vibrates, far too few toilets, showers, and shaving stations. But! The sanitary building downstairs (a bit of a walk, steep) is perfect. This otherwise very nice campsite needs to implement that renovation in the old sanitary facilities.

Everything was mediocre except for the restaurant. On weekends when the weather is nice, the local residents who have their caravans and bungalows there arrive. Every spot is taken then, and until 11:00 PM it is a cacophony of Spanish conviviality. It is quieter during the week, though. The sanitary facilities are downright inadequate. We won't be coming back here. The surroundings are beautiful, though.

A fine campsite for visiting Salamanca. Sanitary facilities are neat and clean. Everything is dated, though, like so many campsites in Spain.

Good campsite but not five stars. Sanitary facilities clean, showers warm but a bit on the small and therefore inconvenient side (you can't put your clothes anywhere without getting them wet). Restaurant available and has a simple but good menu. Open every day except Wednesday. Locals eat there on Sundays. Municipal swimming pool on the campsite grounds but was still closed. Open June 16th. So always check. Many walking and cycling opportunities.

Great campsite for visiting the beautiful fortified town situated on the other side of the river, high up on the hill. Same experiences regarding the facilities as previous reviewers. So, good. Best showers so far, even heated rooms for when it's cold in the morning! In the town, on the main square, you can enjoy a lovely lunch (= dinner in Spain).

It doesn't exist anymore. Opposite is a smaller spot where we stood in the afternoon.

A small-scale and quiet campsite with all the facilities one needs. Sanitary facilities fresh and clean with a wonderful shower. Lovely swimming pool at the foot of the hill among the trees with hammocks. A well-run campsite by experienced, service-oriented owners. Compliments.

A small oasis emerges amidst the dry olive groves and vineyards. This campsite offers everything you need to relax for a few days before continuing your journey. If you are also lucky enough to join enough others for an excellent BBQ or sunset drinks on a hill, organized by the owners, then the experience is complete. The sanitary facilities are neat and clean, though: they could use a doubling! Highly recommended!

Unique campsite. Not all facilities turned out to be available (yet), such as the swimming pool, Wi-Fi, and hot water. Saw the manager once upon arrival. We had paid in advance. Anyway, very quiet and plenty of space. Good hiking area. Cycling is a challenge due to the steep hills and hiking trails.

We could choose between pitches without shade but with a nice view, or one with partial shade but a view of bushes. Whichever spot we chose, we couldn't escape that enormous swarm of annoying little mosquitoes. Until the sun goes down. Hell. It's only for 10 days, we were told. We left the next day. The pool was perfect. So take into account the mowing (the cause) in that area because of those pesky bugs.

There are two campsites for us to visit Granada for a day. This is one of them. A friendly, hardworking French couple runs this quiet campsite in the hills overlooking the S. Nevada and Granada, and they also manage the restaurant. French, so good food and a simple menu, fortunately. Sanitary facilities are dated but clean. The same goes for the swimming pool, which is nice and spacious. Downsides: cramped pitches and a steep walk between the various facilities.

Lovely, quiet campsite owned by the particularly nice Jan. If you stay for a few days in good weather, there is a good chance that chef Paco will make his delicious (vegetarian) paella so you can enjoy good food and drinks together with the other guests. There is plenty to see in the surrounding area to reach by (electric) bike. The path uphill (850 m) to the campsite is tricky if you encounter oncoming traffic, but together you will manage :-)

Yep, five stars. Just like our predecessors, as we read in their reviews, we stayed longer than planned. There is plenty of walking and cycling to be done, the campsite is wonderfully quiet and has a beautiful swimming pool, the owners and friendly helpers are very nice and helpful; in short, a fantastic, clean place!

Party campsite for Spaniards with children. If you like that, you will give 4 stars. We only give two, but not because it is mediocre or bad, but because it is not for us.

A great, guarded campervan site for visiting Valencia by bike. Meets the expectations and requirements we have for such a place. Stayed two nights.

Price on the high side, but it has everything you can expect from a good campsite as a camper. Clean sanitary facilities, etc. Swimming pool not yet open in April. Restaurant had excellent salad and pizza.

Great campsite for a few days. Clean and modern sanitary facilities. Quiet. Good cycling routes to nice villages.

Had a very good three-night stay at this small-scale campsite. Dated bathrooms, but everything clean and fresh. That was well maintained. Beautiful view of the medieval village across the road. Took nice bike rides in both directions along the old railway line. Highly recommended.

We were just passing through, so we were looking for a place for one night. This campsite met our expectations: clean sanitary facilities and quiet. We had a great meal in the village, at Le Grenier à Sel, for grilled dinners. Just be sure to check the route to the campsite in your navigation app to avoid getting into narrow streets.

A quiet, beautifully situated campsite with a few nice pitches for a camper. Nice view. The sanitary facilities are clean. Beautiful surroundings for cycling.

Pleasant place. Sanitary facilities clean and good. Cons: electricity only 6 amps, so with the heating on in the camper, the power sometimes went out. Wi-Fi code unknown and responded late in the evening after inquiry. No possibility to refill water. Price/service ratio poor.