This campsite features a beautiful park-like setting with a rich variety of trees, creating a charming and wooded atmosphere that guests find delightful. The grounds feel like sleeping in an orchard, with wide lanes shaded by overarching trees and individual pitches often featuring their own tree, including large olive trees on sunny spots. A very good restaurant at the campsite entrance serves delicious food and is popular with locals, though dining is on the pricier side. The on-site swimming pool provides a pleasant spot to relax, with sun loungers and a lovely view from the reception and bar area. However, the pool remains closed until mid-June, limiting early-season appeal. The environment suffers from incessant dog barking throughout the night, making it hard to sleep, and aircraft fly low overhead approximately twelve times a day, causing notable disruption. Sanitary facilities vary significantly across years, from basic and modest to impractical and constantly wet, and in more recent visits described as very dirty and unheated. Staff communication is a persistent challenge, as reception and restaurant personnel speak exclusively Spanish, with limited English. The entrance is tricky due to a steep downward slope, especially for large caravans, though a convenient back exit is available when leaving. Pitches are narrow and uneven, with 5x22 meter plots that make leveling a caravan nearly impossible and do not allow placing a tent next to the vehicle. The campsite does not honor the ACSI card despite being listed, which can be a frustrating surprise. Wi-Fi performance is unreliable when available. Bread is available from 10 AM for guests. The accessible sanitary facilities are unheated, with temperatures around 12°C. Staff members are very helpful and make an effort with basic English, though language barriers exist. The campsite is much more beautiful than its own website suggests, but access difficulties, irregular terrain, and sanitation issues detract from the overall experience.
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