reviews

We absolutely loved this campground; I can’t wait to go back. Honestly, everything is designed to ensure that guests of all ages—from 0 to 99—have a great vacation, with that gentle background music that follows you everywhere.
Kudos to the couple who do such a great job running this place.
Aline and Alain

When it comes to reviews, I mostly like to write positive ones, but there are times when you have to write negative ones, too. After visiting several campgrounds and riding over 2,500 km on a motorcycle, you learn to appreciate certain things, and this campground certainly lacks several of them. It’s true that I’ve stayed at worse ones, but the price was commensurate. Not only is this one expensive—I paid over €85 for two nights during so-called peak season (September 19)—but I’m also going to list the amenities I was deprived of, which are certainly necessary when traveling by motorcycle.
- Tables with benches or chairs so you can have a meal without always having to eat lunch or dinner at a restaurant.
- The electrical outlet is in a location that makes it almost impossible to plug in inside the tent.
Non-existent campsites—it’s like when you go to the beach and can’t find a spot.
- Wi-Fi: Although they have it, it broke down during the storm, and they offer no alternative. They make me go ask for it at the restaurant, and the restaurant sends me back to the front desk—with no solution.
I’ve been away from home for over a week, and with my limited data roaming, I can’t take advantage of a Wi-Fi connection—something that’s a must these days—especially since, after visiting so many campsites, this one has cost me twice as much as the rest. Then they say that campsites in Italy are good—well, they should learn from the ones in Spain, which offer what this one has failed to provide. 😠

Mooie camping, goed opgezet en de huisjes waren ruim genoeg. Alleen jammer dat het zwembad in het 2e weekend van september al gesloten was.

Great place, lots of things to do.