Perched on the rugged Atlantic coast, this campsite offers a serene escape with sweeping views of the sea and a wonderfully calm ambiance. The location is truly magical, feeling worlds away yet connected to Baiona by a scenic bike path that winds along the shore. The staff here are genuinely friendly and welcoming, making every guest feel at home from the moment they arrive. The pitches are exceptionally spacious and unmarked, each often shaded by a tree, and many come with private water taps and chemical toilet disposal points. There is a pleasant swimming pool for cooling off on warm days, and a tennis court adds a touch of active recreation. The Wi-Fi is free and works well, a handy bonus for staying connected. However, the campsite shows its age with outdated facilities and evident deferred maintenance, such as overgrown grass and basic sanitary blocks. The water tap system is awkward, with stiff handles and fragile attachments, and there is no dedicated gray water disposal point, guests are instructed to pour it at the base of a tree. Accessibility is a real challenge for caravans, as the approach involves a narrow, steep, and winding road, compounded by a confusing one-way system that makes exiting nearly impossible. There is no beach access; only rocks separate the property from the sea. Payment is required upfront in cash without a receipt, adding to the informal, dated feel. The overall infrastructure lacks finishing touches, giving the impression of a site resting on its location rather than its upkeep. For budget-conscious travelers craving seclusion and ocean panoramas, this spot delivers charm and space. Those expecting modern comforts or easy caravan maneuvering may find it frustrating. A true hidden gem for those who prioritize scenery over polish.
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