A wonderful campsite! We arrived here on December 25th. The owner was off for Christmas, but we received a warm welcome from a camper. He told us that if anyone came by looking for a pitch, the owner would let them use it. We were very happy with that! The campsite looks beautiful and well-maintained, and the restrooms are excellent. Mojácar is also a very nice village. We stayed three nights and enjoyed some lovely walks in the surrounding area.

Great campsite close to the beach. We received a very friendly welcome; we were allowed to choose our own spot. There's a supermarket next to the campsite and plenty of restaurants and bars. The village is a nice place to visit.

Great place with everything you need. We received a warm welcome and were immediately given good information about the area. Perfect for a visit to Cartagena. Cartagena is definitely worth a visit; it's a very nice and friendly city!

A really nice camper site! Everything is neat and tidy, with nice, level spots and lots of peace and quiet. There are a few cats roaming around, which we found quite charming. The surrounding area is great for hiking; we walked two short routes via Komoot. A nice village, with a beach nearby. We stayed two nights. We didn't use the restrooms, as the showers seem a bit awkward. There are trash bins in the village, which we consider a plus. The reception was very friendly.

A great campsite! Friendly staff, clean and well-maintained restrooms, and a beautiful, green campsite with lots of trees. This can make driving a bit tight at times, but the campervan site itself was spacious. Be careful maneuvering, but it was perfectly manageable. We had a delicious meal at the beach bar across from the campsite and at the one next door. Nice beach bars sometimes have live music. A lovely bike ride to Salobreña, easily doable on regular bikes.

Very pleased. We arrived on Friday and stayed for 2 nights. You can check in from 3 pm, so we first did a very nice walk that was on the route 'Western Leone Loop' via the app All trails. On arrival we were allowed to choose a nice spot ourselves. Swimming pool water was nice and warm. In the morning delicious warm rolls. Very nice bar and on Saturday they had various snacks. Jos thank you very much for the fun!

Very nice campsite, friendly welcome, clean sanitary facilities and spacious pitches. We were in place 35 close to the road, but we personally did not have any problems with this. We stayed here for 2 nights and we wanted to extend, but unfortunately they were full. We went to Frigiliana for a day, which is very nice, and the town of Nerja is also very beautiful.

Super; well received, map with explanation about the area. We were allowed to choose a spot ourselves, there were both spots in the shade and in the sun. Sanitary facilities are clean and nice warm water. We explored the village a bit on the first day and had a bite to eat at Meson El Corzo, which was very tasty. And on the second day we cycled and walked to La Herradura. Great campsite!

Most beautiful campsite we stayed at during our holiday. There was a sign at the entrance saying they were full, but they still had room. The size of the places varies, but ours was very generous. Facilities also top. If you set a cycling route to Marbella via Google Maps, you will get a safe route. First part through nature, in between through the buildings and last part along the beach.

Unfortunately we were not able to stand here, but we were there on December 29. They were then full until January 2. The main purpose of this review is to let you know that reservations can be useful. Beautiful camper place to see. We mainly wanted to be here because of the beach path between Estepona and Marbella. From this location you can take a nice bike ride to both places.

Top spot. Free spot, clean surface and you have a view of the sea. In the village you can enjoy good food for a good price. Most kitchens are open from 7 p.m. Along the harbor it is a bit more expensive, but very good. We were there on a somewhat cloudy day and took a nice walk along the villas in Sotogrande via the Komoot app. During the walking route there is also a nice stop at a beach bar.

Beautiful campsite, very friendly reception. Price including electricity for 1 night almost €30 (28 Dec '23). WiFi booster on pl. 45; end of middle path. There doesn't seem to be any WiFi downstairs. Code hangs near sanitary facilities. Many guests had been there for a while, friendly & helpful neighbors. Enjoyed a delicious meal in the restaurant and fresh bread in the camping shop in the morning. Beautiful bike ride along the sea to Estepona. Route is in an earlier review by Ivanhassent.

We drove a little further, at the end of the street, following the bend to the right and then quite quickly on your right. You can easily stand opposite the Rock of Gibraltar, even if you are a little taller. It was a bit noisy in the evening, but it was also Saturday, so maybe it is a bit quieter during the week.

Friendly welcome. He doesn't speak English, but he does speak German. Sites are fine, no view, but otherwise neat and with electricity. Clean toilet block. When we left there was a lady at the entrance who spoke English. Location is close to the beach, bars and restaurants.

Nice parking lot, nice view, restaurants within walking distance. The only disadvantage is the noise from the road, but that did not bother us. It is certainly worthwhile to walk a little further along the beach and enter the city at the harbor. All nice streets with good restaurants.