Beautiful camper site, excellent clean facilities, and a fantastic view. Highly recommended.

A good place for a stop, a bite to eat, and an overnight stay. It's right on the road, but there's little traffic. The location is at an altitude of 1,000 meters, so it can get chilly at night in December.

We visited this campsite in spring and late September. It's a fantastic campsite with lots of nature, a small river, a watermill, and lots of chestnuts. It's next to a farm and a paradise for all ages. Definitely worth a visit, open year-round. Very well-maintained and the staff are exceptionally friendly. Lots of extras you wouldn't expect. One of Galicia's gems.

Nice location, a short distance from a town and on the Camino de Santiago (St. James's Way). The swimming pool is still open in October, and the price for a campervan, one person and a child, and electricity is €18/day. Only lunch is available at the campsite, but dinner is available in Azúa, 1 to 1.5 km from the campsite. There's a supermarket nearby.

Great location, entrance from downstairs is indeed quite steep for larger campers. Entrance from upstairs (Cami de Sant Antoni). Excellent, three pitches for larger campers (up to 7.5 meters), more choice for smaller ones. There's a bar on the campsite and dinner is available in the evenings. Nice place with beautiful buildings and a magnificent castle overlooking the town. The swimming pool is empty, and the restrooms are basic but clean and usable. The staff is very friendly and Spanish-speaking. Monica is very helpful.

Great campsite, especially for children. Swimming pool and natural pool, small lake between two rivers. Play paradise for the kids and the option to watch a movie in the evening, at 10:00 PM Spanish time, of course. No problem in the summer. Very friendly staff and everything well maintained.

great place for a night and visit to Pontevedra. But come early otherwise it is full.

quiet place with opportunity to eat something. nice view over the river/lake