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Perched high above a medieval village, this small campsite rewards visitors with sweeping views of the rooftops and valleys below. The location is remarkably peaceful, especially during the week, when quietness reaches its peak; on slower days, however, the absence of other guests and limited services can make it feel almost deserted. The steep access road, manageable for large motorhomes, leads to a setting that feels both remote and intimate. Walking enthusiasts will delight in the nearby ‘El Parrisal’ trail, which winds through a dramatic river gorge. Pitches are generously sized but not clearly demarcated, and they lack any natural or artificial shade, leaving them exposed to the sun from mid-morning until nearly dusk. The ground consists of gravel and dust—fine for motorhomes and caravans but too hard for tent pegs, so tent campers should look elsewhere. Sanitary facilities receive mixed feedback: some guests find them super clean, while others describe them as very dirty and poorly maintained. Staff impressions are equally divided, with reports of both friendly welcomes and unpleasant encounters. When the on-site restaurant is open—often only on weekends in May—it provides a convenient meal option, but during off-times the site offers few services. The overall experience hinges strongly on timing, with a noticeable contrast between bustling peak season and the quiet, sometimes lonely off-season. Travelers seeking a serene, view-rich base for hiking and exploration will find plenty to appreciate, provided they come prepared for minimal shade and variable facility upkeep.
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