reviews

Very nice park for young and old. Plenty to see and organized activities.

It's unusual that they charge as much for one person as for two! I haven't experienced that on any campsite in the last 8 weeks. Accordingly, in my opinion, too expensive. Place is very noisy due to the nearby highway. Connection to the center by bus very good.

Great resort, beautiful mobile homes, close to the beach, close to the Lunar Cablepark

It is a very nice and cozy place. We love the Delta, and Taiga is a perfect place to enjoy it.

Super friendly and helpful staff. We had problems with the vehicle battery and were allowed to park our vehicle in front of the accommodation to charge it, contrary to the regulations. Accommodation generally well suited for dogs. The terrace is fenced and there is even a separate room with a dog shower. However, some of the rooms were a bit cramped. On arrival there were several small self-made surprise bags for 2 and 4-legged friends. All in all, highly recommended.

Leuke camping ruim opgezet in een prachtige omgeving

A nice place for the whole family. Enclosure with the dog is also very nice. Secluded but therefore nice and quiet.

It was a great vacation. We had rented a pitch with private sanitary facilities with our motorhome. Everything was very clean and easy to use. We had plenty of space. The vacation program was great and the service was also very pleasant.

The campsite is very well maintained and clean, the pitches are comfortable and the reception staff are very pleasant and helpful. On the other hand, the black spot of this campsite is the noise of the freeway which passes along it. It would have been wise to install an anti-noise wall. After checking, in fact, there is no wall along the whole length!

Good facilities but disappointing staff attitude and spa experience. We stayed at Costa del Sol Glamping Village in late October. The lodge and location are great overall — quiet and relaxing until the locals arrived to celebrate Halloween weekend. Even then, there were still plenty of loungers by the pool, both in the sun and shade. The sandy area by the pool was perfect for little ones, with a shallow end for toddlers and a water slide for children aged 10+. The pool isn’t heated, but the temperature was fine for short swims at that time of year. The restaurant serves decent food, slightly pricey but expected for the area. There’s a sports field for ball games, a small toddler playground, and lots of children’s activities (though we didn’t take part). It’s a great location — about a 5-minute walk over the bridge to the beach and Fuengirola promenade, close to Sohail Castle, and near a BP station for essentials. The launderette (€5 wash, €3 dry) was handy, though it did get busy at times. We stayed in a Neri bungalow with its own bathroom. It included shampoo, shower gel, and a small washing-up pack — a nice touch — but oddly, toilet paper isn’t replaced. Now for the downsides: 1. Uncomfortable seating: The breakfast bar stools are too tall and narrow; the hard edges dig into your skin. Everyone in our group, including an older person and a toddler, struggled to use them. 2. Desperate lack of storage: There isn’t even a coat hook by the entrance or a wardrobe for jackets and shoes, despite there being plenty of room for one. The kitchen has almost no storage space and no oven or air fryer, which makes self-catering difficult. 3. Disappointing spa experience: We booked the spa for 45 minutes (€14.40 each). The facilities were fine but basic — the sauna only reached 70 °C, and the jacuzzi water was lukewarm. We finished using the facilities on time but stayed a little longer in the changing room drying and dressing. We didn’t realise that changing time counted as part of the 45 minutes, as no one told us. A cleaner briefly popped their head in but said nothing. The next day, when we tried to rebook, the receptionist was very cross and told us we were “banned” from the spa for overstaying, saying the cleaners “couldn’t clean.” We apologised and even offered to pay for the extra time, but she refused saying she will need to contact her manager to "decide what to do with you two" never contacting us again about it afterwards. And then the charge appeared later anyway. The situation was handled very poorly and left us feeling humiliated rather than relaxed. It was quite demeaning to be reprimanded on holiday, especially over something that could have been resolved with a simple conversation. 4. Restaurant incident: On one occasion, a waitress chased after us to check if we had paid. We had, and she could have easily verified this before confronting us. It was embarrassing and unnecessary. 5. Unfriendly staff: Apart from Antonio the gardener (who was absolutely lovely), most staff seemed uninterested or unfriendly, rarely greeting guests. After the spa incident, the receptionist became openly hostile, which made us feel uncomfortable for the rest of our stay. Overall, the resort has great potential — lovely setting, family-friendly facilities, and a good location — but the management and customer service need serious improvement. It’s such a shame we were treated the way we were, because it really could have been a wonderful stay. We’ll definitely be back to Málaga — but sadly, we won’t be staying at Glamping Costa del Sol again.

Waren mit dem campingwagen da und der Empfang war super freundlich!Nachträglich pesonen zu buchen kein Problem:-) Personal super die Animation für die Kinder war auch top, das Schwimmbad war für die Kinder toll bei der wetterlage Spielmöglichkeiten waren genügend vorhanden ob draußen oder drinnen Wir kommen auf jedenfall wieder

We have already been to Camping Krk twice. Wanted to go there again this year. The place is very nice - there's no question about that. But dear Valamar team, the prices charged border on usury. This campsite is not worth it either. Fortunately, Croatia has many other beautiful campsites. Let's see how long this price gouging will continue.