This campsite enjoys a beautiful location directly on the Mediterranean coast, offering easy access to a pebbly beach and scenic coastal views. It is well-maintained with high cleanliness standards across the grounds and sanitary facilities, though some reports mention inconsistent hygiene in recent years. The pitches vary in size and privacy; many are separated by hedges providing good privacy, but some ACSI pitches are considered too small for larger caravans and motorhomes. The on-site supermarket is surprisingly spacious and well-stocked, with fair prices, though some find it dated. The restaurant serves Catalan dishes and is generally well-regarded, but portion sizes and quality have received mixed feedback. A highlight is the swimming pool area, featuring both outdoor and heated indoor pools, though it can get crowded. The staff are professional and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere, though a few incidents of billing disputes and unhelpful responses have been noted. The campsite is quiet and peaceful, especially in the off-season, making it ideal for relaxation. Bicycles can be used to reach the nearby town of Alcossebre, about 3 km away, along a scenic seaside promenade. The surroundings offer beautiful landscapes and safe cycling routes. WiFi is available but requires a daily fee and is considered overpriced. Waste disposal facilities are present, but some find cassette toilet disposal challenging. Overall, while the site has many merits, rising costs and occasional cleanliness or service issues have left some long-time visitors disappointed.
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