We couldn't get any further in the machine's menu using the "Register" button. Unfortunately, none of the keys worked (except "Back") after selecting the pitch. How the other two campers on the site got there is a mystery to us. Further on in the village, there's a great camper site, albeit without electricity, but perfectly fine for one night.

Great spot, no electricity in sight, wonderfully quiet, and a view of the illuminated white mills (apparently from the book about Don Quixote). We arrived here after the other camper site in the village had a machine where we couldn't get any further in the menu to register.

Lovely campsite, handy little shop, and the surrounding area even better! Beautiful coastline (everything new!!) along the beach, plenty of beach bars open with delicious food. You're on the beach in no time: just bring your camping chair and enjoy. Fun to watch the kitesurfers in strong winds. It's easy to cycle to Motril, with its Alcampo hypermarket, among other places. Very friendly staff. It's tight to maneuver with larger campers, but there seem to be designated spots for campers over 7m.

Wonderful stay, beautiful beach, very hospitable welcome. We stayed on both the left and right side of the campsite, lots of winter visitors, and each camper was more luxurious than the last. The supermarket was closed (under construction), the Kikoport restaurant was closed, but a small restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner was open all day. There's a fancy restaurant in the harbor where you can enjoy a delicious meal. We cycled to Oliva, which was very doable and included beautiful routes through citrus orchards.

Everything looks fantastic, peaceful and well-maintained. Unfortunately, during the low season (end of November), the gate is closed on Sundays, so we had to park outside the gate (the weather was too bad to drive on, and our son really needed to go to bed...). Maybe next time!