Camping Costa del Sol Glamping Village

Disappointing. It’s not cheap at all. It’s 18 euros a day for parking, and there’s no way to park outside. Eight days without a sheet change. 14.50 for a plate of frozen french fries, two burnt fried eggs, and three crumbs of ham. No comment. But since the staff isn’t professional, it’s not worth complaining. The lifeguards and entertainers save lounge chairs for their friends, but if you do it, they call you out—not me, the adult, but my 7-year-old son. That really hurt my feelings. A lot of noise at night.

A great experience I stumbled upon by chance. Magnificent location and service. I’d suggest a few changes, but they’ve been like this for two years, so I’ll give them a 10 for now. Spectacular, peaceful place—not noisy at all—with a great clientele. A super cozy spot. Highly recommended—10/10

We stayed in the Neri cottage, which has one bathroom. There are also cottages with two bathrooms, which are convenient if you have small children. It has one bedroom and another bedroom with two beds, plus a loft bed upstairs. Fresh baguettes every day. There’s no supermarket on the campground, but there is a pool with one slide. There’s quite a lot of entertainment for the kids. Every 3 to 4 days, you get clean towels and your bed is made. There’s a large Carrefour supermarket 900 meters away. The campground is clean. If you have difficulty walking, please mention this when booking. The last section of the campground slopes quite steeply uphill. You cannot park your car next to your RV.

Good morning. Here I am again for another year, thinking everything would be the same, but it’s been a bit disappointing and a bit boring—especially the pool facilities. To be honest, there’s not much there, and the water jets have been out of order for a week with no effort to fix them. It’s all been pretty awful, so I’m thinking I won’t be coming back next year 🫤. Because between what you have to put up with and how much it leaves to be desired… We’ll stick it out for the last few days we have left, but not with the same enthusiasm.

We spent a week on a family vacation, and we loved the glamping experience. For starters, you can’t drive right up to it—you have to leave your car in the (which costs extra). You have to carry your belongings all the way to the bungalow, which is a bit of a hassle, but if you need help, you can certainly ask at the front desk, and if they have golf cart-style carts available, I imagine they’ll make it easier for you to get there. Despite that, I loved that you can’t drive right up to the bungalows, since it’s a family-friendly glamping site and there are lots of kids running around—which makes for a much more peaceful atmosphere.The bungalows have everything you need; the rules are followed, and after midnight there’s no noise—it’s super quiet, perfect for unwinding. The restaurant offers a huge variety of food, and the service from all the waitstaff—I think we saw every single one of them—was spectacular, and last but not least, the amazing entertainment team—friendly, caring—I’m at a loss for words; I just want to thank the team for how you treated my little girl.

First impressions are good, good service, rooms are lovely. The only thing there's not enough sunbeds, there's space for more these additional beds need to be available.