This campsite has seen a troubling decline over recent years, with serious management and maintenance issues overshadowing any positive aspects. The owners are widely described as rude and authoritarian, often blaming guests for problems and telling them to leave if they question anything. Pitches are very small and tightly packed, offering no sense of privacy or ventilation. The swimming pool is small, quickly becomes dirty, and receives minimal upkeep. Showers and toilets suffer from poor hygiene, with COVID-19 safety measures completely absent during peak periods. The grounds feel unsafe due to insufficient lighting, limited fire-fighting equipment, and unclear evacuation routes. Accessibility is poor, with no adapted facilities for disabled guests. Despite these drawbacks, the low-season price remains very affordable, attracting budget-conscious travelers. During the week, the atmosphere is notably quiet and peaceful. The campsite is located behind the Agua Hotel, requiring a short walk across a road and under a railway to reach the beach. The nearest train station is 1.2 kilometers away, and Barcelona is about 70 minutes by train. Guests should be prepared for the walk to the beach and the inconvenience of crossing traffic and a railway underpass. It seems the location balances a quiet setting with access to both coastal relaxation and urban day trips. However, the overall experience is marred by deteriorating facilities, unhelpful staff, and a general lack of safety and cleanliness.
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