Lebras is a kilometer away and is free. It also has a beautiful nature reserve behind the school and a lovely old Roman bridge in the woods.

It's located on the highway, very noisy, surrounded by trucks, and there weren't any campers in sight. There were clean restrooms, though. We continued north.

What a beautiful place this is! There are three gardeners here. The restaurant was closed in October, but you can buy bread in the shop. One thing is: it's right next to a car wash, where you can wash your campervan, but it's a bit noisy because of the road and the vacuuming of the cars. You can cycle to Alcossebre in fifteen minutes. We'll definitely be back.

The designated spot didn't appeal to us (poor soil), but... 30 meters further on is a huge parking lot, where you can also park (there are only campers!) You can also stay there for longer than 48 hours. The naturist beach is empty and there are people working there with excavators, so... Otherwise, a great spot, close to the village. (Consum and Mercadonna) In the evening we attended a free open-air performance (dance) - fantastic!!!

Oh, everything that's already been said is true. We stayed here for 9 days and definitely plan to return. What a wonderfully peaceful campsite with a good pool and a great price: €14.- Highly recommended!

If you're traveling from here to Madrid by train, you need to take the train to Chamartin. Get off at Atocha or Sol (it doesn't really matter). You can't figure out how the ticket machine works, but at 10:00 AM, the information desk at the station opens and they'll give you a ticket. €12 for two people, return trip. For the return trip, use platform 7 to Aranjuez. Le Clerc hasn't had a shop for a year. You can also park in the free parking lot.

We think this is an excellent CP. contrary to what is written ……… there is no W.C., but you can empty your own W.C. . due to electricity “misery” our camper had to be repaired by Henk de Vries in Alcazares (2 min. from the CP) so we were here longer than 72 hours . no problem .

great CP of course …..everything is true, what the previous people said….small places, difficult to position camper because of the uneven ground, but a little further on we looked at two campsites ….most expensive E. 53,- p.d. must I say more ?

stood here for the first time. great place. Please note...you really have to be behind the shopping center...P 3. at the next gas station (not the Shell) you can dispose of your waste water and use your toilet. empty . (On Turtle)

In my opinion the CP on the other side of the river is much better. neater and quieter.

We think that campers are no longer allowed at this location, nor at other free CPs in Mazarron. there is not a camper in sight and the locals say so too. moved to a paid CP. beautiful, but “middle in no where” E. 12,-p.n.

This is a great spacious place for a free overnight stay. There is a major road nearby, but the noise is minimal. slept wonderfully . but also had a very nice meal at the Chinese (Cines Victoria) about 200 meters away. all you from eat for E. 14.50. large supermarkets within walking distance and also a very large Chinese store with all kinds of things that you might need 😂 address to remember.

wonderful CP. 50 meters from the beach, very spacious and quiet. there can be up to 100 campers. 3 toilets. Didn't see the shower (probably on the beach). village within walking distance. and you can stay as long as you want. We will remember this address for next time

very nice CP. beautifully situated on the water (the Seine) village within walking distance. friendly people . park your car as far to the right as possible near the trees, then the cars (very few) can still pass. John and Kitty

Have been there when Germany played against Mexico. Under the bridge over the road to the tourist office they had hung curtains on rails along the bridge. The whole under the bridge had been converted by the population as a pub with bratwurst and we watched a large screen. Germany lost but it was a beautiful day.