This is exactly what you're looking for when traveling with your campervan. A beautiful, spacious paved pitch, perfect grass for putting your feet up, excellent sanitary facilities, and all the practical amenities like electricity, gray water, and a toilet disposal point. Beautiful surroundings, a fantastic sunset, and very friendly and hospitable owners who clearly put their heart and soul into ensuring their guests have everything they need. We'll definitely be back!

Great location. Right on the beach, a quiet parking lot with picnic tables. Dump station and water tap. Showers at the beach. A nice surf bar and surf school with toilets and showers. A 20-minute walk away is a wonderful restaurant (Os Faroles) run by young people with a breathtaking view! Highly recommended, especially in the summer.

Great campsite for €21 including electricity. Plenty of shade, and you can choose your own spot. A bit dated, but everything is spotlessly clean, with options for gray water disposal and emptying your cassette. We had a delicious meal at the small eatery. The El Peregrino hamburger and chicken club sandwich are highly recommended! It's a 40-minute bike ride to Santiago, a steep ride back, but worth it!

Great campsite where you can relax on the grass overlooking the lake. No facilities, but it's at the foot of a beautiful animal park. We cycled from here to Somo and Santander, a lovely cycling route, and took a ferry from Somo to Santander. We slept peacefully, but unfortunately, all the restaurants were closed due to a public holiday, so we cooked ourselves :)

Great transit campsite. I was allowed to choose my own spot. There was a small snack bar open with pizza, paninis, ice cream, and more. The campsite had a nice atmosphere; no standard lanes, but nice (not too large) pitches with shade. The pool was open, but especially fun for kids.

Great campsite, friendly staff. The sanitary facilities were outdated but worked perfectly. No toilet paper. 5G reception was very poor; you could buy Wi-Fi, but I didn't use it for those two nights. If you're coming with a campervan and aren't looking for many amenities, I'd recommend the campervan site next to the campsite. It has a nice grassy area and is also close to the lake. Cycling to Mimizan is highly recommended; it's a beautiful route!

Great campervan site. We arrived at 9:30 am and were assigned a spot right away. A friendly young man helped us with that. The woman at reception, however, was very grumpy. Excellent facilities, but you have to get a key for the toilet at reception. Unfortunately, the ladies' room couldn't be locked because the key was lost :) €21 per night including electricity. The city is literally at your feet!