reviews

Sve je bilo odlicno, pogotovo g. Ana!

We were there in October with a RV. The staff was friendly. Some of the campsites are paved with tar and gravel and are sufficiently large. The restroom facilities were limited, as is typical for the off-season, but fairly clean—aside from the sand that users bring in themselves. The men’s restrooms were clean, and there were indeed only two—but given the number of campers at the time, that wasn’t too few. I never had to wait. Toilet paper and hand sanitizer were available. And one toilet was mounted a bit lower, perhaps to accommodate children. It wasn’t a problem for me. There was another restroom building, but only the washing machines were accessible there. In the off-season, operations are scaled back to match the number of visitors.
Overall, the campground was very clean. As for the electrical hookups, they may be a bit farther away. But I’ve experienced that quite often in France. I have a 25-meter cable reel and an additional 20-meter extension cord. With those, you can usually reach your power hookup in France. And despite it being the off-season, they still had baguettes and croissants available every morning if you ordered in advance. Plus, the price per night is really reasonable.
The value for money is perfectly fine.
The campground is recommended for those passing through or looking to explore the city.

We spent five wonderful days in an AirLodge tent. It has everything you need—and then some. A beautiful campground surrounded by nature. A great location just a few kilometers from the sea and just below Scarlino, a charming medieval village.

This is the third time we've stayed at this campground! We loved seeing how their restaurant, "El Trastocat," has extended its hours and become a key spot on the grounds! It has spectacular views of Cap de Creus!! The atmosphere is magical!!It’s perfect for lunch, dinner, a cocktail, or ordering something to go! It’s right next to the pool, which is fantastic too!! A really cool area of the campground!
It’s worth noting that Cadaqués needs little embellishment—it’s already everything on its own!This campground is great for making the most of it, since it’s a 5-minute walk straight to Cadaqués’ main beach and 15 minutes to Port Lligat and Casa Dalí! The shuttle bus stop that goes up to Cap de Creus is nearby—so it’s in a perfect location!
We always opt for the Tinnie Home—it shelters us from the Tramuntana wind when it blows hard! And if the weather cooperates, the porch area is great for breakfast, lunch, or just relaxing! It has a fully equipped bathroom—the soaps smell amazing! They also have a towel dryer. The kitchen is very well-equipped too, with a fridge, microwave, toaster…
The space is small, but it’s really functional—life happens outside! The bed and pillows are comfortable, and the air conditioner and heater work very quickly!
We don’t find the bed set up on the top level very useful, not even for kids, since they could really bang their heads, and the stairs are tricky! Maybe it’s better for older kids!
The beanbags in the entryway are very hard and take up a lot of space! But “our” cat, Oreo—who’s adopted us these past few days—loves them, so we won’t argue with her! Because she’s the princess of the place, and a little piece of our heart stays with her when we leave!
The staff is great! If you need anything, they’re attentive and efficient! Everyone is friendly—we’d especially like to mention Berta, who treated us very courteously!
The facilities are well-maintained and clean, including the common areas! The atmosphere is peaceful, and for that reason—and for other things she surely left an impression on me—we’ll keep coming back!
Greetings from Santvi
Jaime and Sandra